Melhores podcasts sobre All Types (2024)

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Lawfare: do law and courts have power to solve global problems? 51:02

3d ago51:02

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Contributor(s): Professor Gerry Simpson, Dr Joana Setzer, Sir Howard Morrison KC, Professor Larry Kramer | There is a growing expectation for law and courts, whether domestic or international, to be remedies for international problems. Our panel explore the power of law and courts in the face of contemporary international challenges.…

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SUPA Tells a Story/Black Man Fired Student Over Hair Styling-Supa Fresh Experience S3-EP2 57:24

5d ago57:24

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SUPA Tells a Story of His Mishap "SUPA narrates a humorous, unexpected personal mishap story." Black Man Fired for Allowing Students to Style His Hair "Educator dismissed after students style his hair, sparking debate." Do You Save Money? "Exploring personal savings habits and financial advice effectiveness." Kendrick and Drake: Is It Over? "End of…

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Geography of discontent: euroscepticism in regions of stagnant growth 1:01:05

3d ago1:01:05

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Contributor(s): Professor Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, Dr Özge Öner, James Blagden | Recent EU research highlights a clear connection between stagnant growth within some European regions and their support for Eurosceptic parties, also suggesting that the longer the period of stagnation, the stronger the opposition to European integration.…

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Geography of discontent: euroscepticism in regions of stagnant growth 1:01:05

3d ago1:01:05

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Contributor(s): Professor Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, Dr Özge Öner, James Blagden | Recent EU research highlights a clear connection between stagnant growth within some European regions and their support for Eurosceptic parties, also suggesting that the longer the period of stagnation, the stronger the opposition to European integration.…

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Lawfare: do law and courts have power to solve global problems? 51:02

3d ago51:02

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Contributor(s): Professor Gerry Simpson, Dr Joana Setzer, Sir Howard Morrison KC, Professor Larry Kramer | There is a growing expectation for law and courts, whether domestic or international, to be remedies for international problems. Our panel explore the power of law and courts in the face of contemporary international challenges.…

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Understanding China's views of the world 1:13:24

4d ago1:13:24

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Contributor(s): Xiaolu Guo, Professor William A. Callahan, Dr Elena Barabantseva | Elena Barabantseva’s Chinese-Russian Group Wedding (5 min) explores the relations of these two superpowers through the intimate geopolitics of mixed-marriages, and William A. Callahan’s The Nose Knows (15min) traces how Chinese artists and officials have imagined for…

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Understanding China's views of the world 1:13:24

4d ago1:13:24

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Contributor(s): Xiaolu Guo, Professor William A. Callahan, Dr Elena Barabantseva | Elena Barabantseva’s Chinese-Russian Group Wedding (5 min) explores the relations of these two superpowers through the intimate geopolitics of mixed-marriages, and William A. Callahan’s The Nose Knows (15min) traces how Chinese artists and officials have imagined for…

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Is history a guide to politics? 28:54

5d ago28:54

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Contributor(s): Dr Angus Wrenn, Professor Gordon Barrass | LSE Language Centre, in collaboration with the LSESU Drama Society, presents an evening of theatre and discussion, featuring Professor Gordon Barrass, a specialist on strategy assessment and perception.Por Dr Angus Wrenn, Professor Gordon Barrass

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How can countries prepare for the next global health crisis? 1:01:07

5d ago1:01:07

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Contributor(s): Dr Clare Wenham, Professor Ken Shadlen, Dr Ulrich Sedelmeier, Dr Tine Hanrieder | They explore how power, politics and public opinion are affecting the next international pandemic response and preparedness, including the crucial question of access to vaccines and other medicines.Por Dr Clare Wenham, Professor Ken Shadlen, Dr Ulrich Sedelmeier, Dr Tine Hanrieder

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100 days to kickstart Britain: what should the government's priorities be? 1:09:55

5d ago1:09:55

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Contributor(s): Danny Sriskandarajah, Sam Richards, Eshe Nelson, Soumaya Keynes | The UK’s economy has waned in recent years – low growth and productivity coupled with rising inflation and poverty. Our panel explore how to respond.Por Danny Sriskandarajah, Sam Richards, Eshe Nelson, Soumaya Keynes

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Authoritarian populism and media freedom 58:29

5d ago58:29

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Contributor(s): Dr Kate Wright, Dr Damian Tambini, Alan Rusbridger | How did the Trump administration capture one of the world’s most important public service news networks, The Voice of America? How did the BBC, an exemplary public service broadcaster, end up being accused of bias towards the privileged and the ruling elites?…

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Authoritarian populism and media freedom 58:29

5d ago58:29

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Contributor(s): Dr Kate Wright, Dr Damian Tambini, Alan Rusbridger | How did the Trump administration capture one of the world’s most important public service news networks, The Voice of America? How did the BBC, an exemplary public service broadcaster, end up being accused of bias towards the privileged and the ruling elites?…

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Is history a guide to politics? 28:54

5d ago28:54

28:54

Contributor(s): Dr Angus Wrenn, Professor Gordon Barrass | LSE Language Centre, in collaboration with the LSESU Drama Society, presents an evening of theatre and discussion, featuring Professor Gordon Barrass, a specialist on strategy assessment and perception.Por Dr Angus Wrenn, Professor Gordon Barrass

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How can countries prepare for the next global health crisis? 1:01:07

5d ago1:01:07

1:01:07

Contributor(s): Dr Clare Wenham, Professor Ken Shadlen, Dr Ulrich Sedelmeier, Dr Tine Hanrieder | They explore how power, politics and public opinion are affecting the next international pandemic response and preparedness, including the crucial question of access to vaccines and other medicines.Por Dr Clare Wenham, Professor Ken Shadlen, Dr Ulrich Sedelmeier, Dr Tine Hanrieder

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100 days to kickstart Britain: what should the government's priorities be? 1:09:55

5d ago1:09:55

1:09:55

Contributor(s): Danny Sriskandarajah, Sam Richards, Eshe Nelson, Soumaya Keynes | The UK’s economy has waned in recent years – low growth and productivity coupled with rising inflation and poverty. Our panel explore how to respond.Por Danny Sriskandarajah, Sam Richards, Eshe Nelson, Soumaya Keynes

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Economics and wellbeing: inflation, public debt, and commercial wars 1:03:58

6d ago1:03:58

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Contributor(s): Professor Olivier Blanchard | What are the prospects for inflation? Is the level of public debt now dangerous? And will commercial wars between nations blight our future?Por Professor Olivier Blanchard

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Economics and wellbeing: inflation, public debt, and commercial wars 1:03:58

6d ago1:03:58

1:03:58

Contributor(s): Professor Olivier Blanchard | What are the prospects for inflation? Is the level of public debt now dangerous? And will commercial wars between nations blight our future?Por Professor Olivier Blanchard

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A year of elections: power and politics in 2024 1:15:57

6d ago1:15:57

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Contributor(s): Bill Neely, Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Mukulika Banerjee, Dr Nick Anstead | This year people around the world are going to the polls. What have been the surprises and takeaways from election results so far, and what is still to come?Por Bill Neely, Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Mukulika Banerjee, Dr Nick Anstead

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The ministry for the future: navigating the politics of the climate crisis 1:02:04

6d ago1:02:04

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Contributor(s): Professor Elizabeth Robinson, Kim Stanley Robinson | Kim Stanley Robinson is the Author of about twenty books, including the internationally bestselling Mars trilogy, and more recently Red Moon, New York 2140 and The Ministry for the Future and explores the political economy needed to cope with existential threats in his writing.…

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A year of elections: power and politics in 2024 1:15:57

6d ago1:15:57

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Contributor(s): Bill Neely, Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Mukulika Banerjee, Dr Nick Anstead | This year people around the world are going to the polls. What have been the surprises and takeaways from election results so far, and what is still to come?Por Bill Neely, Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Mukulika Banerjee, Dr Nick Anstead

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The ministry for the future: navigating the politics of the climate crisis 1:02:04

6d ago1:02:04

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Contributor(s): Professor Elizabeth Robinson, Kim Stanley Robinson | Kim Stanley Robinson is the Author of about twenty books, including the internationally bestselling Mars trilogy, and more recently Red Moon, New York 2140 and The Ministry for the Future and explores the political economy needed to cope with existential threats in his writing.…

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The 2024 European elections and the challenges ahead 1:34:22

10d ago1:34:22

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Contributor(s): Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Heather Grabbe, Tony Barber | The 2024 European Parliament elections promise to be a pivotal moment for the European Union. Polling suggests Eurosceptic parties could make large gains, fundamentally shifting the balance of power within the Parliament.Por Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Heather Grabbe, Tony Barber

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The 2024 European elections and the challenges ahead 1:34:22

10d ago1:34:22

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Contributor(s): Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Heather Grabbe, Tony Barber | The 2024 European Parliament elections promise to be a pivotal moment for the European Union. Polling suggests Eurosceptic parties could make large gains, fundamentally shifting the balance of power within the Parliament.Por Professor Sara Hobolt, Dr Heather Grabbe, Tony Barber

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Tech tantrums - when tech meets humanity 1:28:47

11d ago1:28:47

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Contributor(s): Baroness Beeban Kidron | AI is poised to supercharge its impact on almost every aspect of economic, public and personal life. Tech leaders in Silicon Valley believe that AI poses an existential threat to humanity even as they enter an arms race to be ’the ruler of the world”. This year 50% of the world’s population go to the polls, …

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Tech tantrums - when tech meets humanity 1:28:47

11d ago1:28:47

1:28:47

Contributor(s): Baroness Beeban Kidron | AI is poised to supercharge its impact on almost every aspect of economic, public and personal life. Tech leaders in Silicon Valley believe that AI poses an existential threat to humanity even as they enter an arms race to be ’the ruler of the world”. This year 50% of the world’s population go to the polls, …

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How to build a cohesive society 1:00:00

12d ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Professor Jonathan Wolff, Professor Marc Stears, Professor Margaret Levi | Tim Besley, School Professor of Economics and Political Science and Director of the Programme on Cohesive Capitalism chairs our discussion on cohesion and capitalism.Por Professor Jonathan Wolff, Professor Marc Stears, Professor Margaret Levi

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How to build a cohesive society 1:00:00

12d ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Professor Jonathan Wolff, Professor Marc Stears, Professor Margaret Levi | Tim Besley, School Professor of Economics and Political Science and Director of the Programme on Cohesive Capitalism chairs our discussion on cohesion and capitalism.Por Professor Jonathan Wolff, Professor Marc Stears, Professor Margaret Levi

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Alternatives to neoliberalism 1:33:20

13d ago1:33:20

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Contributor(s): Professor Debra Satz, Professor Sir Paul Collier | The first of two events to launch LSE’s new Programme on Cohesive Capitalism, a distinguished panel, chaired by LSE President and Vice Chancellor Larry Kramer.Por Professor Debra Satz, Professor Sir Paul Collier

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Alternatives to neoliberalism 1:33:20

13d ago1:33:20

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Contributor(s): Professor Debra Satz, Professor Sir Paul Collier | The first of two events to launch LSE’s new Programme on Cohesive Capitalism, a distinguished panel, chaired by LSE President and Vice Chancellor Larry Kramer.Por Professor Debra Satz, Professor Sir Paul Collier

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WE ARE BACK!!!/Sexy Red an industry plant?/White people family reunions-Supa Fresh Experience S3-EP1 37:13

14d ago37:13

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1. **Is Sexy Red an Industry Plant to Hurt Black Americans?:** Inquiring if 'Sexy Redd' is strategically placed to negatively impact Black communities. 2. **Do White People Have Family Reunions?:** Investigating if family reunions are a prevalent custom within various white communities. 3. **Season 3 is Finally Here:** Announcement marking the laun…

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Tajes Therapeutic Talks Ep.5 27:22

14d ago27:22

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Welcome to "Tajes Therapeutic Talks," hosted by Dr. Kyana Hall-Toney, your guide on the journey to mental wellness. In this enlightening series, Dr. Kyana Hall-Toney, a seasoned family, couple, and individual therapist, delves into the multifaceted world of mental health and well-being. With a compassionate approach and expert insights, Dr. Kyana H…

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Visions of inequality: from the French Revolution to the end of the Cold War 1:33:45

17d ago1:33:45

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Contributor(s): Professor Branko Milanovic | The book is a history of how economists across two centuries have thought about inequality, told through portraits of six key figures (François Quesnay, Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Karl Marx, Vilfredo Pareto, and Simon Kuznets). “How do you see income distribution in your time, and how and why do you expe…

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Visions of inequality: from the French Revolution to the end of the Cold War 1:33:45

17d ago1:33:45

1:33:45

Contributor(s): Professor Branko Milanovic | The book is a history of how economists across two centuries have thought about inequality, told through portraits of six key figures (François Quesnay, Adam Smith, David Ricardo, Karl Marx, Vilfredo Pareto, and Simon Kuznets). “How do you see income distribution in your time, and how and why do you expe…

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The divine economy: how religions compete for wealth, power, and people 1:16:16

18d ago1:16:16

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Contributor(s): Professor Paul Seabright | Religion in the twenty-first century is alive and well across the world, despite its apparent decline in North America and parts of Europe. Vigorous competition between and within religious movements has led to their accumulating great power and wealth.Por Professor Paul Seabright

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The divine economy: how religions compete for wealth, power, and people 1:16:16

18d ago1:16:16

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Contributor(s): Professor Paul Seabright | Religion in the twenty-first century is alive and well across the world, despite its apparent decline in North America and parts of Europe. Vigorous competition between and within religious movements has led to their accumulating great power and wealth.Por Professor Paul Seabright

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England: seven myths that changed a country – and how to set them straight 1:32:15

19d ago1:32:15

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Contributor(s): Dr Marc Stears, Tom Baldwin | Some politicians will talk of restoring an English birthright of liberty or the swashbuckling self-confidence to rule the waves. Others will yearn for the old-fashioned morality with which, they claim, England once civilised a savage world. Still will more look inwards to a story of an enchanted island …

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England: seven myths that changed a country – and how to set them straight 1:32:15

19d ago1:32:15

1:32:15

Contributor(s): Dr Marc Stears, Tom Baldwin | Some politicians will talk of restoring an English birthright of liberty or the swashbuckling self-confidence to rule the waves. Others will yearn for the old-fashioned morality with which, they claim, England once civilised a savage world. Still will more look inwards to a story of an enchanted island …

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Shadows without bodies: war, revolutionary nostalgia, and the challenges of internationalism 1:00:00

25d ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Dr Christina Heatherton | She discusses how war, nationalism, and revolutionary nostalgia have confounded the development of an internationalist consciousness. In revisiting the radical theories and visions developed in an earlier era of global solidarity, she considers how we might now imagine otherwise.…

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Shadows without bodies: war, revolutionary nostalgia, and the challenges of internationalism 1:00:00

25d ago1:00:00

1:00:00

Contributor(s): Dr Christina Heatherton | She discusses how war, nationalism, and revolutionary nostalgia have confounded the development of an internationalist consciousness. In revisiting the radical theories and visions developed in an earlier era of global solidarity, she considers how we might now imagine otherwise.…

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The importance of central bank reserves 1:00:00

26d ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Dr Andrew Bailey | He discusses implications for the future of the Bank’s balance sheet.Por Dr Andrew Bailey

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The importance of central bank reserves 1:00:00

26d ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Dr Andrew Bailey | He discusses implications for the future of the Bank’s balance sheet.Por Dr Andrew Bailey

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Living in the past: exploring memory in humans, animals, and artificial agents 1:00:00

27d ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Dr Johannes Mahr, Dr Zafeirios Fountas, Dr Felipe De Brigard, Professor Nicola Clayton | From music to nostalgia, to recall your feelings of specific events is considered unique to humans. Yet other animals also share this function, though not in the same way.Por Dr Johannes Mahr, Dr Zafeirios Fountas, Dr Felipe De Brigard, Professor Nicola Clayton

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Living in the past: exploring memory in humans, animals, and artificial agents 1:00:00

27d ago1:00:00

1:00:00

Contributor(s): Dr Johannes Mahr, Dr Zafeirios Fountas, Dr Felipe De Brigard, Professor Nicola Clayton | From music to nostalgia, to recall your feelings of specific events is considered unique to humans. Yet other animals also share this function, though not in the same way.Por Dr Johannes Mahr, Dr Zafeirios Fountas, Dr Felipe De Brigard, Professor Nicola Clayton

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The sixth suspect: Stephen Lawrence, investigative journalism and racial inequality 1:00:00

1M ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Dr. Clive James Nwonka, Ann-Marie Cousins, Daniel De Simone | The panel explore the potential of contemporary investigative journalism practices in uncovering historical institutional failings and intervening in structural racial inequalities.Por Dr. Clive James Nwonka, Ann-Marie Cousins, Daniel De Simone

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The sixth suspect: Stephen Lawrence, investigative journalism and racial inequality 1:00:00

1M ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Dr. Clive James Nwonka, Ann-Marie Cousins, Daniel De Simone | The panel explore the potential of contemporary investigative journalism practices in uncovering historical institutional failings and intervening in structural racial inequalities.Por Dr. Clive James Nwonka, Ann-Marie Cousins, Daniel De Simone

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Watering Self Love-S2: Ep. 15 – Here’s a healthy boundary you didn’t know you needed 8:24

1M ago8:24

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One day, as I went deeper into the TikTok rabbit hole, I came across a video where a woman discussed conversational boundaries. My first thought was ‘What the heck is a conversational boundary?’ Nevertheless, after listening to the video I learned that setting conversational boundaries not only ensures I express what topics I'm not comfortable disc…

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Data grab: the new colonialism of big tech and how to fight back 1:00:00

1M ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Professor Ulises Ali Mejias, Professor Nick Couldry | Every time we click ‘Accept’ on Terms and Conditions, we allow our most personal information to be repackaged by Big Tech companies for their own profit. In this searing, cutting-edge guide, two leading global researchers – and leading proponents of the concept of data colonialis…

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Data grab: the new colonialism of big tech and how to fight back 1:00:00

1M ago1:00:00

1:00:00

Contributor(s): Professor Ulises Ali Mejias, Professor Nick Couldry | Every time we click ‘Accept’ on Terms and Conditions, we allow our most personal information to be repackaged by Big Tech companies for their own profit. In this searing, cutting-edge guide, two leading global researchers – and leading proponents of the concept of data colonialis…

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Will the US remain the world’s superpower? 35:05

1M ago35:05

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Contributor(s): Elizabeth Ingleson, John Van Reenen, Ashley Tellis | A shining city on a hill. America the beautiful. The United States has long been mythologised as the land of dreams and opportunity. And since the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s it has been undisputedly the most powerful nation on earth. But is it a fading force? The …

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Are universities creating a new political divide? 1:00:00

1M ago1:00:00

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Contributor(s): Professor Maria Sobolewska, Dr Elizabeth Simon, Professor Jonathan Hopkin | Is the level of education now becoming a central political cleavage? And is it displacing long-established cleavages like social class?Por Professor Maria Sobolewska, Dr Elizabeth Simon, Professor Jonathan Hopkin

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