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For those dedicated to humanitarianism, 2025 marks an inflection point, one that requires us to grapple with the question: How might we re-envision humanitarian aid?
In the keynote event of Global Ethics Day 2025, a panel of experts explored vital ... more
What is the cost of America pursuing a strategy of military primacy post-WWII? Peter Harris, associate professor at Colorado State University, joins the "Values & Interests" podcast to discuss what a less militarized future might look like for the U.... more
The defunding of U.S. soft power institutions, significant cuts to foreign aid, and the embrace of an aggressive transactional style of diplomacy have shattered long-held assumptions about American values and its interests on the world stage. This be... more
Seven months into Trump's second term, liberal principles hang in the balance. Bringing these norms back to life will require courage and the power of states, businesses, institutions, and the people, says Carnegie Council President Joel Rosnenthal i... more
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As an outsider to the international relations and global ethics communities(Bartender by night, mathematician/physicist by day) this is an incredible source for staying informed and understanding how nations, states, parties and individual actors are shaping the world. Obviously this podcast is not all encompassing, and it shouldn’t be, but is does have broad reach and myriad guests discussing important issues that affect many different populations.
The experts interviewed are so interesting. Alex is not a talented interviewer. If he’s selecting the experts he’s doing a wonderful job, but he’s not great at conducting interviews and brings down the quality of the conversation.
RE: mention of a Japanese man who took photos of the 1919 riots in Chicago. He’s still being marginalized because his name is not even mentioned, except as a “Japanese man.”
One star for the irony of talking about him as being marginalized at the time, while still being marginalized today in this podcast.
His name should be in the notes, as well as being mentioned in the podcast.
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Content primarily focuses on critical issues at the intersection of ethics and international affairs, engaging with themes such as global governance, migration, technology's ethical implications, and the political landscape. Episodes feature discussions led by a variety of experts, tackling the erosion of democratic norms, ethical leadership, and the impact of technology on conflict and society. Notably, the podcast often includes diverse voices and perspectives, making it a valuable resource for listeners interested in current events and ethical considerations across international frameworks.
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