According to Ginsberg, at the start of the millennium, Americans are enjoying unprecedented prosperity. Politics, however, continue to bewilder and disappoint many Americans. They prefer to fight it out through smear campaigns and through the judicial process rather than by the traditional method of . . . What the future holds, and whether there are any real solutions, are issues that Ginsberg confronts in this lecture. This lecture is part of the Wednesday Noon Series presented by the Johns Hopkins University Office of Special Events .
Admission is free.