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The ANDREA MITCHELL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF DEMOCRACY aims not just to promote, but to understand, democracy. Global in its outlook, multifaceted in its purposes, the Mitchell Center seeks to contribute to the ongoing quest for democratic values, ideas, and institutions throughout the world. In THE ANDREA MITCHELL CENTER PODCAST, we interview scholars, journalists, and public thinkers grappling wi... more

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Interviewer: JOSHUA ROSE. In this episode, host Joshua Rose speaks with DR. NAREMAN AMIN about her new book, Is God for Revolution? Affect, Youth, and Islam in Post-2011 Egypt. Drawing on interviews with young Egyptians who lived through the 2011 rev... more

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Interviewer: RAFAEL KHACHATURIAN. Political theorist MICHAEL GORUP joins the podcast to discuss the intertwined histories of race, democracy, and popular sovereignty in the United States. Drawing on themes from Gorup's book The Counterrevolutionary S... more

Interviewer: MATTHEW ROTH. At a moment when tough-on-crime rhetoric, as voiced by Donald Trump and others in the Republican Party, has again become a politically polarizing issue, it is perhaps an opportune time to take stock of the U.S.'s uniquely p... more

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Alissa Quart
Executive Director of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project
Economic Hardship Reporting Project
Episode: Episode 8.3: The Perils of the American Dream: A Discussion with Alissa Quart of the Economic Hardship Reporting Project
Michael Gorup
Assistant Professor of Politics at Ithaca College; author of The Counter-Revolutionary Shadow, Race, Democracy, and the Making of the American People
Ithaca College
Episode: Episode 8.2: Race, Democracy, and the Making of "the People"
Marie Gottschalk
Edmund J. Kahn Distinguished Professor of Political Science at Penn; author on criminal justice, race, and democracy
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Episode 8.1: The Cruel Double Standard of American Criminal Justice: How Crime in the Streets is Treated Differently than Crime in the Suites
Marion Orr
Political scientist; author of House of Diggs, The Rise and Fall of America's Most Consequential Black Congressman
Brown University
Episode: Episode 7.17: The Forgotten Civil Rights Legacy of Congressman Charles C. Diggs, Jr.
Derek Denman
Adjunct lecturer in philosophy at St. Joseph's University; PhD in political science from Johns Hopkins; author of Fortress Power, Hostile Designs and the Politics of Spatial Capital
St. Joseph's University
Episode: Episode 7.16: Fortress Power: How Design Shapes Control and Resistance
Cody Keenan
Speechwriter and political advisor; former Director of Speech Writing in the Obama White House
Fenway Partners; Northwestern University (visiting professor); former Obama White House
Episode: Episode 7.15: Presidential Words Matter: A Conversation with Obama Speechwriter Cody Keenan
Leo Solga
Pennsylvania House of Representatives candidate, 148th District
Democratic candidate
Episode: Episode 7.14: Politics Can Still Be Local: A Discussion with Pennsylvania State Rep Candidate Leo Solga
Julia Lynch
Professor of political science focused on health, policy, and inequality
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Episode 7.13: Democracy as a Public Health Intervention
Adam Mohr
Senior Lecturer in the Critical Writing Program, University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: Episode 7.12: A Philadelphia Church and the West African Revival, 1918–1929

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Great podcast on democracy

    Great podcast from an important center on democracy at a leading institution

    Justin Kempf

    Host of Democracy Paradox

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    justin kempf
    United States3 years ago
  • One of my faves

    Excellent topics, rigorous and scholarly yet still with a critical, anti-racist, anti-capitalist, decolonial orientation

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    setphasers2kill
    United States5 years ago
  • Clear concise and to the point.

    Great interviews

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JoePatK
    United States6 years ago

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Episode 7.5: Trump and the Era of Ungoverning: A Discussion with Russell Muirhead and Nancy Rosenblum
Q: How would you distinguish unGovernig from authoritarianism, given that both involve power and control?
Authoritarianism can aim to govern, but unGovernig concentrates power through the destruction of institutions and the delegitimization of offices, producing a more chaotic and unpredictable form of rule that bypasses established constraints.
Episode 7.5: Trump and the Era of Ungoverning: A Discussion with Russell Muirhead and Nancy Rosenblum
Q: Could you describe what you mean by the term unGovernig and what makes it different from other political phenomena?
Ungoverning is the destruction or hollowing out of the administrative state, replacing impersonal offices with personal rule, which concentrates power in a single leader while eroding the procedural and institutional means to govern.
Episode 7.4: The Age of Choice: A Conversation with Sophia Rosenfeld
Q: How did you go about picking some of the specific items or actions or people that you decided to write about, for example, the British auctioneer that you talked about early on in your book?
Rosenfeld explains that historians are choosers who select clues to illuminate origins of ordinary forms of choosing, such as the British auctioneer Mr. Cox, and that she created categories like consumer, intellectual, romantic, political, and sciences of choice to structure the narrative rather than trying to cover everything.
Episode 7.12: A Philadelphia Church and the West African Revival, 1918–1929
Q: What eventually happened to Faith Tabernacle, and how did its members influence modern religious landscapes in West Africa and immigrant Philadelphia communities?
The revival waned in the late 1920s after leadership changes and international missionary dynamics. Many West African adherents eventually formed or joined Pentecostal churches—Church of Pentecost in Ghana, Christ Apostolic Church in Nigeria—while Philadelphia-connected members continued through new congregations and a broader diaspora network.
Episode 7.12: A Philadelphia Church and the West African Revival, 1918–1929
Q: How do you define revival in this context, and why is the West African Revival distinct from other African religious revivals?
I build on Ekbuosi's three-part definition: spread of the gospel beyond local contexts, extensive conversion experiences, and a total break with old means of salvation. The West African Revival fits this pattern but is unique in its transatlantic link to Philadelphia and its localized development in places like Lagos, with later Pentecostal transformations.

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