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The Advanced Studies in Culture Foundation supports & amplifies the work of @iasculture. We equip leaders with a deep understanding of our time.

Charlottesville, VA
Joined April 2021
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'After Tiananmen, the Chinese Communist Party began using the classic thinkers of Western antiquity to legitimize its monopoly on power.' Martha Bayles reviews “Plato Goes to China” by Shadi Bartsch wsj.com/articles/plato-goes-… via @WSJBooks
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'After Tiananmen, the Chinese Communist Party began using the classic thinkers of Western antiquity to legitimize its monopoly on power.' Martha Bayles reviews “Plato Goes to China” by Shadi Bartsch wsj.com/articles/plato-goes-… via @WSJBooks
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'After Tiananmen, the Chinese Communist Party began using the classic thinkers of Western antiquity to legitimize its monopoly on power.' Martha Bayles reviews “Plato Goes to China” by Shadi Bartsch wsj.com/articles/plato-goes-… via @WSJBooks
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'After Tiananmen, the Chinese Communist Party began using the classic thinkers of Western antiquity to legitimize its monopoly on power.' Martha Bayles reviews “Plato Goes to China” by Shadi Bartsch wsj.com/articles/plato-goes-… via @WSJBooks
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'After Tiananmen, the Chinese Communist Party began using the classic thinkers of Western antiquity to legitimize its monopoly on power.' Martha Bayles reviews “Plato Goes to China” by Shadi Bartsch wsj.com/articles/plato-goes-… via @WSJBooks
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'After Tiananmen, the Chinese Communist Party began using the classic thinkers of Western antiquity to legitimize its monopoly on power.' Martha Bayles reviews “Plato Goes to China” by Shadi Bartsch wsj.com/articles/plato-goes-… via @WSJBooks
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“The notion that politics is just about who has the most guns has never been satisfactory...it’s also who’s got...Read the ideas.” Faculty Spotlight: John Owen Welcomes Healthy Debate About A Contentious World In His Classroom news.virginia.edu/content/fa… #politicalscience #UVA
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