Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Post Covid (2024)

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The Future of the Liberal World Order 1:32:15

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Contributor(s): Professor G John Ikenberry, Professor Mary Kaldor, Professor Charles A Kupchan, Professor Ayşe Zarakol | Leading experts on world politics take up these questions and others about the future of the liberal world order.Autor: Professor G John Ikenberry, Professor Mary Kaldor, Professor Charles A Kupchan, Professor Ayşe Zarakol

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Policy and Social Change 1:29:51

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Contributor(s): Professor Ricky Burdett, Dr Amara Enyia, Tracy Jooste, Dr Robtel Neajai Pailey | Drawing on their research and practice and in conversation with each other, Atlantic Institute’s Leaders in Residence, Amara Enyia and Tracy Jooste, and LSE academics Robtel Neajai Pailey and Ricky Burdett will consider how in the wake of the COVID-19 p…

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Artificial Intelligence and Democracy 1:20:14

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Contributor(s): Dr Annette Zimmermann, Dr Zeynep Pamuk, Professor Jocelyn Maclure, Dr Etienne Brown | Public administrations increasingly use AI to automatise the allocation of public services. Judges use risk-assessment algorithms to determine a person’s eligibility for bail or parole. Social media platforms use AI to optimise content moderation, …

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Today's Fight for Open Society 1:36:43

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Contributor(s): Lord Malloch-Brown | For decades, democracy and human-rights advocates have assumed that a growing number of governments were embracing democracy, freedom and the international law. Yet today, 38 percent of the world’s population live in countries which are not free – the highest proportion in a quarter of a century. As the enemies …

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Climate Change Diplomacy: a most dangerous game 1:35:30

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Contributor(s): Professor Scott Barrett | This keynote lecture explains: why, despite thirty years of diplomatic effort, global collective action on climate change has failed; how climate diplomacy can be made more effective; and what past and ongoing diplomatic failures imply for future climate diplomacy.…

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Cannibal Capitalism 1:26:34

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Contributor(s): Professor Nancy Fraser | In the wake of the perfect storm that is COVID, how can we stop it from cannibalising our whole world?Autor: Professor Nancy Fraser

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Weathering the Pandemic: the emerging financial landscape in South East Europe 1:31:15

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Contributor(s): Professor Boris Vujcic, Dr Debora Revoltella, Francis Malige, Fokion Karavias, Dr Anthony Bartzokas | What are the forces reshaping finance in South East Europe? What are the lessons learned from the policy response to the COVID-19 pandemic? What are the prospects for banks during the recovery phase? How technology and nonfinancial …

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Great Powers, Climate Change and Global Environmental Responsibilities 1:29:21

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Contributor(s): Dr Alina Averchenkova, Professor Barry Buzan, Professor Kathy Hochstetler, Dr Miriam Prys-Hansen, Professor Stacy Vandeveer | Great powers are also great polluters, particularly when it comes to the global greenhouse gas effect. Through the 2015 Paris Agreement and recent international conferences, all major powers - from the United…

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COVID by Numbers: making sense of the pandemic with data 1:01:51

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Contributor(s): Dr Anthony Masters, Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter | Anthony Masters is Statistical Ambassador for the Royal Statistical Society.David Spiegelhalter is Chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication, Centre for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge.They are the authors of COVID by Numbers: making sense of…

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How To Beat Pandemics: a route map to ending COVID-19, ending AIDS, and keeping safe from the threats of the future 1:14:37

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Contributor(s): Winnie Byanyima | This event with Winnie Byanyima, the feminist activist who leads the UN’s response to HIV and AIDS and who chairs the People’s Vaccine Alliance for COVID-19, will highlight lessons rooted in ongoing experience from the AIDS response and the commonalities between the two pandemics, as well as learnings from other he…

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Public Service Broadcasting in its Second Century 1:00:21

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Contributor(s): Tim Davie | With constant scrutiny of its public service remit, multiple new entrants in the market and changes in the way audiences consume content, what’s the future of the BBC?Autor: Tim Davie

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SHORTCAST | Systemic Risk in Interconnected Financial Markets 23:54

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Contributor(s): Professor Luitgard Veraart | Domino effects of losses can bring down entire financial systems with severe knock-on effects on the real economy. This talk considers insights from mathematics to model loss cascades and apply them to recent financial stress events.We live in an interconnected world. As the COVID-19 pandemic has demonst…

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China and the World in the Post-COVID Era: a new agenda of public policy 1:34:07

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Contributor(s): Professor Winnie Yip, Dr Xuefei Ren, Professor Xiaobo Lü, Bill Bikales | Leading scholars of health policy, development economics, urban governance and public administration will assess the policy agenda of their respective field in relation to the goal of building ‘common prosperity’ recently proposed by the CCP.…

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Leveraging Moments of Change for Pro-Environmental Behavioural Transformation 1:01:44

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Contributor(s): Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh | A moment of change is when circumstances shift quickly. They include life course moments – like becoming a parent or changing careers - and external changes – such as travel disruption or the impact of wider societal disruption. The relationship between moments of change and environmental impact is com…

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Are Countries Building Back Better? 1:33:37

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Contributor(s): Professor Ha-Joon Chang, Dr Francis Mustapha Kai-Kai, Dr Faiza Shaheen, Waleed Shahid | Ministers and policy influencers from across the world discuss how they are addressing inequality and why we have not seen the scale and speed of progress the pandemic has warranted. Speakers discuss a recent report, From rhetoric to action: Deli…

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Wellbeing as a Goal of Public Policy 1:28:32

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Contributor(s): Steve Baker MP, Professor Paul Dolan, Nancy Hey, Dr Johanna Thoma | These questions are particularly relevant at a time when we start to fully understand the consequences of responses to the COVID-19 pandemic on a range of aspects of people’s lives: from mental health to domestic violence, from economic to educational outcomes. A fo…

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SHORTCAST | Environmentalism and Global International Society 23:09

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Contributor(s): Professor Steven Bernstein, Professor Barry Buzan, Dr Robert Falkner, Professor Kathy Hochstetler | Climate change and other environmental threats have moved to the top of the international agenda. All major powers are now committed to fighting global warming and ensuring environmental sustainability. But it has not always been thus…

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SHORTCAST | Career and Family: women's century-long journey toward equity 24:06

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Contributor(s): Professor Claudia Goldin, Professor Jane Humphries, Dr Berkay Ozcan, Dr Iva Tasseva | Drawing on decades of her own groundbreaking research, Goldin provides a fresh, in-depth look at the diverse experiences of college-educated women from the 1900s to today, examining the aspirations they formed—and the barriers they faced—in terms o…

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SHORTCAST | 15 years on from the Stern Review: economics of climate change, innovation, growth 20:47

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Contributor(s): Professor Lord Stern | Nicholas Stern (@lordstern1) is the IG Patel Professor of Economics and Government, Chairman of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment and Head of the India Observatory at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He was knighted for services to economics in 2004, mad…

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Systemic Risk in Interconnected Financial Markets 1:01:47

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Contributor(s): Professor Luitgard Veraart | This talk explains insights from mathematics to model loss cascades and apply them to recent financial stress events.Autor: Professor Luitgard Veraart

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Minimum Wages: lessons from international experience 1:29:25

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Contributor(s): Professor Manolis Galenianos, Professor Alan Manning, Professor Antigone Lyberaki | Manolis Galenianos is Professor of Economics at Royal Holloway, University of London.Antigone Lyberaki is Professor of Economics at Panteion University, Greece. Alan Manning is Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics and Director of the…

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Career and Family: women's century-long journey toward equity 1:28:27

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Contributor(s): Professor Claudia Goldin, Professor Jane Humphries, Dr Berkay Ozcan, Dr Iva Tasseva | Drawing on decades of her own groundbreaking research, Goldin provides a fresh, in-depth look at the diverse experiences of college-educated women from the 1900s to today, examining the aspirations they formed—and the barriers they faced—in terms o…

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The State We're In at 25: reconsidering progressive politics 1:30:30

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Contributor(s): Will Hutton, Alison McGovern MP, Sir Geoff Mulgan | Are the problems faced by the UK different now? And what lessons are there in progressive renewal? To mark the book's 25th anniversary, this event will bring together Will Hutton with leading political thinkers to update the work and consider parallels between the UK politics of th…

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Europe's Recovery Programs 1:18:20

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Contributor(s): Professor Luis Garicano, Professor Stefanie Stantcheva, Professor Nikos Vettas | These programs differ in ambition, as well as in the scope of policies. This discussion highlights key features of the French, Greek and EU programs, while also focusing on policies to reduce inequality.Autor: Professor Luis Garicano, Professor Stefanie Stantcheva, Professor Nikos Vettas

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Inclusion in Global Markets 1:30:37

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Contributor(s): Dawid Konotey-Ahulu, Philip Fernandez, Ida Liu, Dr Grace Lordan, Beatriz Martin | This discussion marks the launch of the inclusion framework - a new behavioural science based framework to create inclusive global organisations.Autor: Dawid Konotey-Ahulu, Philip Fernandez, Ida Liu, Dr Grace Lordan, Beatriz Martin

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Grief 1:14:56

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Contributor(s): Professor Michael Cholbi, Dr Will Daddario, Priya Jay | Can we grieve well? Is mourning for public figures very different to the grief we feel after the death of friends and family? What is it like to grieve in the midst of something like a pandemic, where so many lives are touched by tragedy? And what have we learned about grieving…

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Rethinking American Political Economy 1:02:12

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Contributor(s): Professor Paul Pierson, Professor Kathleen Thelen | Drawing on their new volume, The American Political Economy: Politics, Markets, and Power, Paul Pierson and Kathleen Thelen lay out a comparatively informed framework for understanding how business power, union decline, racial inequity, government weakness and regional disparities …

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Secular Stagnation After COVID-19 59:21

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Contributor(s): Professor Lawrence H. Summers | He received a bachelor of science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1975 and was awarded a PhD from Harvard in 1982. In 1983, he became one of the youngest individuals in recent history to be named as a tenured member of the Harvard University faculty. In 1987, Mr Summers became…

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Flux: eight superpowers for thriving in constant change 1:03:09

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Contributor(s): April Rinne | Rinne shows that when everything is in flux, everything benefits from a flux mindset: the ability to consistently see all change as an opportunity, not a threat. She harnesses her very personal experiences with flux, including the death of both of her parents in a car accident when she was 20, as well as her history as…

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Technological Change, Cities and Spatial Inequality 1:30:05

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Contributor(s): Professor Simona Iammarino, Dr Tom Kemeny, Dr Megha Mukim | nullAutor: Professor Simona Iammarino, Dr Tom Kemeny, Dr Megha Mukim

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How Can Africa Adapt to Climate Change? 1:33:25

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Contributor(s): Professor Christopher Gordon, Dr Richard Munang, Timo Leiter, Dr Swenja Surminski | nullAutor: Professor Christopher Gordon, Dr Richard Munang, Timo Leiter, Dr Swenja Surminski

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Cogs and Monsters: what economics is, and what it should be 1:11:12

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Contributor(s): Professor Diane Coyle | nullAutor: Professor Diane Coyle

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What Climate Change Loss and Damage Means for the US and the World 1:31:44

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Contributor(s): Professor Emily Boyd, Professor Ademola Oluborode Jegede, Professor Kyle Whyte | Emily Boyd is Professor in sustainability science and Director of Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies. She is a leading social scientist with a specialist focus on the interdisciplinary nexus of poverty, governance and resilience in relati…

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Greece and the Euro: from crisis to recovery 1:32:29

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Contributor(s): Professor George Alogoskoufis, Professor Helen Louri-Dendrinou, Professor Lucas Papademos, Professor Sir Christopher Pissarides | What are the pre-conditions – economic, political and institutional - for a sustained recovery of the Greek economy? What's scope is there for recovery, which priorities need to be set, and what are the p…

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15 years on from the Stern Review: economics of climate change, innovation, growth 1:34:12

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Contributor(s): Lord Nicholas Stern | nullAutor: Lord Nicholas Stern

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Pandemic Public Finance: how historic is it? 1:30:39

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Contributor(s): Professor Graciela L Kaminsky, Professor Carmen M Reinhart, Professor Thomas J Sargent | Can we draw parallels between the impact of crisis and war on state’s indebtedness in the past with the consequences of public borrowing in today’s age of independent central banks and aging populations? This panel discussion will bring together…

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Britain, Europe and America: lessons from the recent past and prospects for the near future 1:11:32

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Contributor(s): Lord Darroch | What have we learnt after the PM’s recent visit to Washington and from the ‘AUKUS’ agreement?Autor: Lord Darroch

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China's Political Worldview and Chinese Exceptionalism 1:30:34

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Contributor(s): Dr Benjamin Ho, Dr Joseph Chinyong Liow, Dr Beverley Loke | nullAutor: Dr Benjamin Ho, Dr Joseph Chinyong Liow, Dr Beverley Loke

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Planning for the Post-COVID world: central bank policies in emerging economies 1:30:33

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Contributor(s): Professor Piroska Nagy-Mohácsi, Professor Ricardo Reis, Gent Sejko | nullAutor: Professor Piroska Nagy-Mohácsi, Professor Ricardo Reis, Gent Sejko

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The Brexit Deterrent? How Britain's Exit has Shaped Public Support for the EU 1:25:58

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Contributor(s): Professor Sara Hobolt, Professor Sofia Vasilopoulou | nullAutor: Professor Sara Hobolt, Professor Sofia Vasilopoulou

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Red or Green? 1:09:52

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Contributor(s): Dr Tarik Abou-Chadi | nullAutor: Dr Tarik Abou-Chadi

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How to Stop Fascism? 1:11:59

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Contributor(s): Paul Mason, Professor Lea Ypi | nullAutor: Paul Mason, Professor Lea Ypi

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Changing the Story on Disability? 1:26:29

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Contributor(s): Fredrick Ouko, Liz Sayce, Kate Stanley, Professor Tom Shakespeare | nullAutor: Fredrick Ouko, Liz Sayce, Kate Stanley, Professor Tom Shakespeare

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Calling In, Not Calling Out 59:25

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Contributor(s): Professor Shani Orgad | nullAutor: Professor Shani Orgad

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The Aristocracy of Talent: how meritocracy made the modern world 1:03:24

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Contributor(s): Adrian Wooldridge | nullAutor: Adrian Wooldridge

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The Dawn of Everything 1:26:03

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Contributor(s): Professor Alpa Shah, Professor David Wengrow | nullAutor: Professor Alpa Shah, Professor David Wengrow

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Opportunities for Stronger and Sustainable Post-Pandemic Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean 1:35:20

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Contributor(s): Dr Eduardo Cavallo, Marla Dukharan, Dr Andrew Powell, Professor Andrés Velasco | The year 2020 will be remembered as one of the most challenging in modern history. Latin America and the Caribbean lost 7.4% of GDP, the largest drop on record in a single year. The region is expected to recover in 2021 but faces a hazardous time ahead.…

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The Plague Year: America in the time of COVID-19 1:03:28

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Contributor(s): Lawrence Wright | From the fateful first moments of the outbreak in China to the storming of the US Capitol to the extraordinary vaccine rollout, Lawrence Wright’s The Plague Year tells the story of COVID-19 in authoritative, galvanising detail and with the full drama of events on both a global and intimate scale, illuminating the m…

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From Crisis to Transformation: a path forward 59:11

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Contributor(s): Professor Anne-Marie Slaughter | Join us for this event discussing Anne-Marie Slaughter's new book, Renewal: From Crisis to Transformation in Our Lives, Work, and Politics.Like much of the world, America is deeply divided over identity, equality, and history. Renewal is Anne-Marie Slaughter’s candid and deeply personal account of ho…

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Why is Latin American Inequality So Extreme? Introducing LAC Inequality Review 1:35:03

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Contributor(s): Dr Santiago Levy, Professor Nora Lustig, Dr Marcela Meléndez, Professor James Robinson | For as long as data on income inequality has been available, Latin America has stood as one of the world’s two most unequal regions (along with sub-Saharan Africa). Despite some promising declines during the 2000s, inequality in many countries r…

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