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Ditchley Foundation Annual Lecture delivered by Michael Gove

This year’s Ditchley Foundation Annual Lecture was delivered by Michael Gove, but was online due to the pandemic

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This entry was posted in Conferences and tagged cultural evolution, economics, prosocial institutions on June 28, 2020 by rj.

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