In the third part of our blog series about how the Founding Fathers saw the future of the nation that they had helped to create, we find that Alexander Hamilton feared disorder and dissolution with the weakening of the federal government.
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Everyone knows that democracy is in trouble, but do we know what democracy actually is? As part of the Munich Dialogues on Democracy Speakers Series, a cooperation between The Yale Club of Germany and the Amerikahaus in Munich, Professor at Princeton University Jan-Werner Mueller will discuss on 30/9.
Bewilderment, the latest novel by Pulitzer-Prize winning author Richard Powers, tells the story of an astrobiologist who uses his knowledge of building simulated worlds to soothe his troubled son with inner voyages to fantastical worlds. Richard Powers visited the John Adams twice, in 1992 and in 2018.