Learning and Debating Constitutional Issues

In the video segments below I mention the Bill of Rights Institute and their summer Constitutional Academy.  I have recommended the Bill of Rights

Institute website and essay contests to students and parents attending Economic Thinking Workshops this year, and a number of homeschool students have attended past Constitutional Academy programs.

So you can follow links here to the BRI and Constitutional Academy web pages.  If you have questions or would like further information, please let me know.

At Economic Thinking Workshops each year I recommend market-oriented organizations whose books, studies, websites, and videos I think relevant on the year's debate topics. This year, in addition to recommending the Bill of Rights Institute, Hillsdale College's The Constitution Reader site was recommended, along with PovertyCure.org and various other websites and organizations.  -- Greg Rehmke, EconomicThinking.org.

From the New Deal and Four Freedoms to the U.N.

Below are notes and video segments from talks given at Economic Thinking workshops on the NCFCA United Nations reform topic.

This first segment (slightly revised) is here:

The second segment:

 

In the third segment I draw from an article by legal scholar Richard Epstein titled "Franklin Delano Obama" on the Hoover Institution website here.

The third segment: 

In these presentations I mention the Bill of Rights Institute and their online resources as well as their summer Constitutional Academy for students.

BRI's Constitutional Academy

Also, this pdf provides an overview of the U.N. topic with links to various article.