The Long, Strange History of Public Ownership in the U.S. (and Beyond): Interview with Thomas Hanna

The Long, Strange History of Public Ownership in the U.S. (and Beyond): Interview with Thomas Hanna

by Adam Proctor

August 27, 2019

Thomas Hanna joins Dead Pundits Society to discuss the past, present, and promise of public ownership in the United States.

Publication date: 2019-08-27

Parent publication: Dead Pundits Society

Publication URL: https://soundcloud.com/deadpundits/the-long-strange-history-of-public-ownership-in-the-us-and-beyond-w-thomas-hanna

by Adam Proctor

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