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Tarek Masoud on Harvard's Middle East Dialogues and Fostering Dialogue on Divisive Issues

In this conversation, Harvard Alumni for Free Speech President John Evangelakos sits down with Tarek Masoud, Ford Foundation Professor of Democracy and Governance at Harvard Kennedy School and founding member of the Council on Academic Freedom at Harvard.

Together, they discuss the origins of Harvard's Middle East Dialogues, the value of intellectual diversity, and the role universities should play in exposing students to competing viewpoints. The conversation explores academic freedom, civil discourse, and what it takes to create a culture where disagreement leads to deeper understanding rather than division.

Whether your interest is higher education, free speech, the Middle East, or the future of democratic discourse, this discussion offers thoughtful insights into some of the most important challenges facing universities today.

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Open Inquiry and Academic Freedom in Higher Education