It's from last month, but I inadvertently neglected to blog it when it was first put up on YouTube. Here it is, brought to you be the University of Texas Law School's Bech-Loughlin First Amendment Center:<\/p>\n
Here's the UT summary:<\/p>\n
Free Speech and Economic Justice: A Conversation with Law Professors Nelson Tebbe and Eugene Volokh<\/p>\n
Join Professors Nelson Tebbe (Cornell Law) and Eugene Volokh (UCLA Law) for a conversation regarding how and whether current applications of free speech doctrines affect disparities in income, wealth, and other goods; whether those applications should be altered; and the disagreements and controversies arising from some of the proposed changes.<\/p>\n
Moderated by Texas Law Professor Steven Collis, this promises to be a spiritedbut friendly!dive into one of the most important issues of our time.<\/p>\n
It was indeed both spirited and friendly; I hope you find it to also be interesting!<\/p>\n
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Conversation on Free Speech and Inequality Between Prof. Nelson Tebbe (Cornell) and Me - Reason<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It's from last month, but I inadvertently neglected to blog it when it was first put up on YouTube. Here it is, brought to you be the University of Texas Law School's Bech-Loughlin First Amendment Center: Here's the UT summary: Free Speech and Economic Justice: A Conversation with Law Professors Nelson Tebbe and Eugene Volokh Join Professors Nelson Tebbe (Cornell Law) and Eugene Volokh (UCLA Law) for a conversation regarding how and whether current applications of free speech doctrines affect disparities in income, wealth, and other goods; whether those applications should be altered; and the disagreements and controversies arising from some of the proposed changes Continue reading