# Abigail Hall
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abigail hall is a cocktail bar in Portland, Oregon.
== Description ==
abigail hall is a cocktail bar in the Woodlark Hotel, named after Abigail Scott Duniway. Brooke Jackson-Glidden of Eater Portland said the bar "pairs its floral walls and pink accents with distinguished-looking armchairs and leather booths, covering its counters and mantle with candles.
Tyranny Comes Home: The Domestic Fate of U.S. Militarism
In the land of the free, how has U.S. militarism changed domestic policing? Chris Coyne and Abigail Hall are authors of Tyranny Comes Home: The Domestic Fate of U.S. Militarism.
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Planning the Perfect Portland Summer Night
We're in the final weeks of summer in Portland, so getting the most out of long summer nights is crucial. Today, host Claudia Meza and producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni are pitching three perfect Portland summer evenings—just some ideas to get you started. And as a bonus, we also have som…
Planning the Perfect Portland Summer Night
We're in the final weeks of summer in Portland, so getting the most out of long summer nights is crucial. Today, host Claudia Meza and producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni are pitching three perfect Portland summer evenings—just some ideas to get you started. And as a bonus, we also have som…
Abigail Hall - How Does Government Propaganda Manufacture Militarism?
In this episode from 2022, Alex speaks with Abigail Hall about propaganda - an elusive and at times far-reaching concept that can be found everywhere: from overt wartime speeches by presidents to covert uses of sports and film to promote the ends of state militarism.
References
1. “Manufacturing …
Ep. 477 Abigail Hall on the Dubious History of US Intervention in Latin America
Abigail Hall is an economist at the University of Tampa. She has co-authored several books detailing the dangers of aggressive US foreign policy. In this episode she talks specifically about the Venezuelan operation and the arguments from its proponents.
Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of …
Ep 372 | Deep State Operatives Won the Super Bowl | Guest: Abigail Hall
The most recent Super Bowl featured a dazzling and expensive display of military patriotism. While this may be pleasing to some viewers, it’s important to realize that such spectacles are a deliberate propaganda effort on the part of the military-industrial complex. Matt Kibbe is joined by Abigail …
Perspectives on Peace — Taboo Lines and the Process of Peace
On this episode of the Hayek Program Podcast, Chris Coyne talks with Abigail Hall and Jayme Lemke about Kenneth and Elise Boulding’s insights into what it means to build and sustain peace. Drawing on her paper “In Search of Stable Peace,” Hall explores Kenneth Boulding’s framework for understanding…
Ep 372 | Deep State Operatives Won the Super Bowl | Guest: Abigail Hall
The most recent Super Bowl featured a dazzling and expensive display of military patriotism. While this may be pleasing to some viewers, it’s important to realize that such spectacles are a deliberate propaganda effort on the part of the military-industrial complex. Matt Kibbe is joined by Abigail …
How to Run Wars: Dr. Abigail Hall on the Economics of Endless Conflict
Dr. Abigail R. Hall, Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Tampa, unpacks the themes of her book How to Run Wars: A Confidential Playbook for the National Security Elite, a satirical yet fully factual examination of the modern U.S. national security state and military industrial com…
Why Markets Work and Central Planning Fails with Dr. Abigail Hall | LPP 211
Economics is often reduced to numbers and policy debates. But its deeper question is simple: How can people peacefully cooperate to improve their lives?
That is the focus of my latest conversation with Abigail R. Hall, professor of economics at the University of Tampa, Senior Fellow with the Indep…
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