Speakers Bureau   ARI speakers are available for talks sponsored by campus Objectivist clubs and other campus organizations.  Please contact Campus Club Advisor, Matt Ludin, mattl@aynrand.org, 877-481-2855, if you are interested in hosting a speaker on your campus.          Terrorism     “The Failure of the Homeland Defense: Lessons from History,” by John Lewis   “Why We Are Losing the War,” by Yaron Brook   “The World in Crisis: An Objectivist Perspective,” by Yaron Brook   “America at War: The Moral Imperative to Self-Defense,” by Andrew Bernstein   “The Moral Case for Supporting Israel,” by Yaron Brook   “Twin Towers Destroyed By the Ivory Tower: How America’s Universities Harbor the Ideas that Spread Terrorism,” by Gary Hull   “Terrorism and Its Appeasement: Why a Great Nation Is Assaulted,” by Richard M. Salsman   “Terrorism and the Moral Failure of American Foreign Policy,” by Andrew Lewis   “Terrorism and the Morality of Self-Defense,” by Peter Schwartz          General Introduction     “Introduction to Objectivism,” by Andrew Bernstein   “Introduction to Objectivism,” by Andrew Lewis   “Objectivism: Ayn Rand’s Philosophic Revolution,” by Harry Binswanger   “An Introduction to Ayn Rand’s Philosophy: Objectivism,” by Gary Hull   “Rights — Reason — Reality: Ayn Rand’s Answer to the Intellectual Crisis of Our Time,” by John Ridpath          Basic Philosophy     “Ayn Rand’s Theory of Free Will,” by Harry Binswanger   “The Problem of Universals: Failed Attempts and Ayn Rand’s Solution,” by Gary Hull   “Bridging the ‘Is’-‘Ought’ Gap: How to Derive Morality from Facts,” by Harry Binswanger   “The Role of Ideas in History: The Birth of the Renaissance,” by Andrew Lewis          Ethics and Political Philosophy     “The Virtue of Selfishness: Ayn Rand’s Radical Code of Morality,” by Peter Schwartz   “Ayn Rand vs. Friedrich Nietzsche: Who is the True Individualist?,” by John Ridpath   “Ayn Rand and the History and Importance of the Concept of Individual Rights,” by John Ridpath   “Pro-Choice Is Pro-Life: The Philosophic Basis of a Woman’s Right to an Abortion,” by Andrew Bernstein   “What Young People Really Need: Heroes and Happiness, Not Volunteerism,” by Andrew Bernstein   “The Moral Case for Supporting Israel,” by Yaron Brook   “Why Modern Intellectuals Deny the Concept of Evil,” by Edwin Locke   “Productiveness as the Central Purpose of the Good Life,” by Andrew Lewis   “The Objectivist Ethics,” by Andrew Lewis “Post-Modernism vs. Religion vs. Objectivism: Which Is the Proper Code of Morality for Living on Earth?,” by Edwin Locke            Philosophy of Science     “The Fall of Physics—and Its Cause,” by David Harriman   “Galileo’s Fight for Reason,” by David Harriman   “Physicists Lost in Space,” by David Harriman          Capitalism: Theory     “A Utopia of Greed: Ayn Rand’s Moral Defense of Laissez-faire Capitalism,” by Richard Salsman   “Laissez-Faire Capitalism: The System of Freedom and Justice” (a half-hour presentation followed by an extended question-and-answer period), by Harry Binswanger   “The Morality of Capitalism,” by John Ridpath   “Ayn Rand vs. Adam Smith: Who Is the True Founder of Capitalism?” by John Ridpath   Debate: “Capitalism or the Welfare State: Which Is the Moral System?” (available individually or as a two-man team: John Ridpath, Richard Salsman)   Debate: “Conservatives: Friends or Enemies of Capitalism?” (Richard Salsman)   “The Myth of Scarcity,” by Andrew Lewis   “The Virtue of Profit: Why Businessmen Need Ayn Rand’s Morality of Rational Selfishness,” By Gary Hull   “Money-Lending: Its History and Philosophy” by Yaron Brook          Capitalism: Practice     “Arresting the Social Security Robber Barons: How to Restore the Freedom to Save and Retire With Dignity,” by Richard Salsman   “The Case for Free Banking and the Gold Standard,” by Richard Salsman   “The Case for Pure and Unilateral Free Trade” by Richard Salsman   “The Great Depression: Why It Happened and How the Scapegoating of Capitalism Still Burdens Us Today,” by Richard Salsman   “The Health Care Crisis Yet to Come: Evil and Folly in Socialized Medicine,” by Richard Salsman   “The Heroic Nature of Business Titans and the Evil of ’Robber Baron’ Smear Campaigns,” by Richard Salsman   “The Injustice of the Anti-trust Laws as Reflected in the High-Tech Lynching of Microsoft,” by Richard Salsman   “National Health Care: The Death of the Medical Profession,” Peter LePort, M.D. (a version of Leonard Peikoff’s talk “Medicine: The Death of a Profession”)   “A New Tax Policy That Advances Capitalism,” by Richard Salsman   “The Philosophic State of Economics: An Objectivist Perspective,” by Richard Salsman   “Today’s Health Care Crisis,” by Andrew Lewis   “Who’s Saving, America?” by Richard Salsman          Literature     “The Mind As Hero in Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged,” by Andrew Bernstein   “Rational Egoism in Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead,” by Andrew Bernstein          Psychology     “Reason and Emotion: Ayn Rand’s Solution to a 2,000-Year-Old Problem,” by Edwin Locke   “The Objectivist Concept of Self-Esteem,” by Edwin Locke          “Political Correctness”     “Your Professors’ War Against the Mind: The Black Hole of Post-Modernism and Multiculturalism,” by Gary Hull   “The Neo-Puritan Assault on Sex and Pleasure,” by Gary Hull   “Diversity: Racism in the 21st Century,” by Andrew Lewis   “The New Primitivism: Today’s Attacks on Reason and Individualism,” by Peter Schwartz          Environmentalism     “Capitalism and the Environment: The Virtues of ’Exploitation,’” by Richard Salsman   “Environmentalism: Sacrificing Man to Nature,” by Peter Schwartz   “The Case Against Animal Rights,” by Edwin Locke   Debate: “Nature: To Be Preserved or Exploited?” (Richard Salsman)          Speaker Affiliations     Andrew Bernstein   Harry Binswanger   Yaron Brook   David Harriman   Gary Hull   Peter LePort   Andrew Lewis   John Lewis   Edwin Locke   John Ridpath   Richard Salsman   Peter Schwartz
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