How Libertarian are the Hunger Games?

IHS Academic by Institute for Humane Studies

Apr 25, 201208:00Science & Medicine

Jeanne Hoffman talks with Professor Ilya Somin aboutThe Hunger Games, and the themes of liberty and politics that he finds in the popular series of novels.

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