Tom Ginsburg

Tom Ginsburg, Leo Spitz Distinguished Service Professor of International Law at the University of Chicago, discusses the future of constitutions and democracy. He explores the challenges of political polarization and the importance of pluralism. Ginsburg highlights the advantages of both written and unwritten constitutions, as well as the unique governance models across democracies. The conversation also focuses on safeguarding free speech in universities and the implications of potential constitutional reforms, emphasizing the need for open discourse in political dialogue.