Steven F. Hayward on Ronald Reagan and the Study of Statesmen
A discussion of Ronald Reagan and why we should study statesmen. Click "Show more" to view chapters. For more conversations, visit http://conversationswithbillkristol.org
Chapter 1 (00:15 - 29:33): On Ronald Reagan
Chapter 2 (29:33 - 1:06:53): Why We Need to Study Statesmen
Currently a Visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley, Steven F. Hayward is a writer, political commentator, and author of a definitive biography of Ronald Reagan. In this conversation, Hayward discusses Reagan and the qualities that made him a successful president. Kristol and Hayward also explain why studying great political figures is essential for understanding politics. Finally, Hayward reflects on how he came to the study of statesmanship and on some important books and teachers that have influenced him.
Видео Steven F. Hayward on Ronald Reagan and the Study of Statesmen канала Conversations with Bill Kristol
Chapter 1 (00:15 - 29:33): On Ronald Reagan
Chapter 2 (29:33 - 1:06:53): Why We Need to Study Statesmen
Currently a Visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley, Steven F. Hayward is a writer, political commentator, and author of a definitive biography of Ronald Reagan. In this conversation, Hayward discusses Reagan and the qualities that made him a successful president. Kristol and Hayward also explain why studying great political figures is essential for understanding politics. Finally, Hayward reflects on how he came to the study of statesmanship and on some important books and teachers that have influenced him.
Видео Steven F. Hayward on Ronald Reagan and the Study of Statesmen канала Conversations with Bill Kristol
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