# Joyce Appleby

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The Origins of Wage Labor

Wage labor is one of the core principles for organizing our lives in western societies. How did that happen? We attempt to answer that question in 20 minutes, moving backward from Keynes to seventeenth century England to Virgil's Georgics. It's quite a ride. We also talk about farming. Contact US …

Book Review #2

A second book review in my new series, about Joyce Appleby's 1984 book, Capitalism and a New Social Order: the Republican Vision of the 1790s.

Occupy Your Mind-Ep.41: Joyce Appleby's Relentless Revolution Describes How Scarcity Leads to Authoritarianism

Joyce Appleby's book details the history of capitalism. In it, Appleby writes of the historic resistance to change that was largely caused by fear. In the past, people feared famine as nature was unpredictable. This fear and instability caused people to rely on strong authority figures (alpha males…

Bonus - The Conquest of Jamaica with Prof. Carla Pestana

I speak to Professor Carla Gardina Pestana, Distinguished Professor and Joyce Appleby Endowed Chair of America in the World at UCLA, and ask her about Oliver Cromwell's Western Design. Recommended for listeners who want to know more: Carla Gardina Pestana, The World of Plymouth Plantation, (Belkn…

Searching for Democracy: The Culture of Civic Conversation in American Democracy

A distinguished panel moderated by Scott Shafer opens the forum on democracy and the culture of civic conversations with a look at contemporary American democracy and in/civility in civic conversation, what drives the character of today’s public discourse, and the history of US political discourse.…

Searching for Democracy: The Culture of Civic Conversation in American Democracy

A distinguished panel moderated by Scott Shafer opens the forum on democracy and the culture of civic conversations with a look at contemporary American democracy and in/civility in civic conversation, what drives the character of today’s public discourse, and the history of US political discourse.…

Gordon Wood and the History of the Founding at 250

This episode of Stubborn Things comes out a week ahead of schedule, and this one’s for the historiography nerds. This week, Jay and Sean discuss the legacy of historian Gordon Wood, who passed away earlier this month, and the historiography of the American founding. Our hosts lead us on a tour from…