
The Great State Mural: Mongolia Portrayed — is a biweekly podcast exploring the current state of social, political, and economic affairs in Mongolia, along with deeper insights and critical analysis of the issues shaping the country. Three Mongolists:Dolgion Aldar (sociologist), Julian Dierkes (sociologist), and Anand Tumurtogoo (journalist), sometimes with guests, discuss and talk about the issue... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Ulaanbaatar's mayor wants to build a $1 billion highway along the Tuul River—the city's last remaining river and the primary source of water for 1.7 million people. The mayor contends that the project is essential to alleviate Ulaanbaatar's congestio... more
Mongolia ranks poorly on some of the world's most cited democracy indices. But what do those rankings actually measure—and do they tell the real story of how the country operates?
In this episode, we break down how international democracy indices sc... more
This is the first episode for the Little State Mural. Unlike the Great State Mural, this podcast will be shorter and more up-to-date but without long-form discussion.
In this episode, we give you some brief information on how Uchral Nyam-Osor becam... more
In this episode, we sit down with Robert Ritz from the American University of Mongolia, who also runs Data.mn. Robert has been working in Mongolia for over a decade and is one of the few people actively teaching data literacy and championing the impo... more
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I’ve known Anand and Julian for years and they are excellent observers of Mongolia. Both bring unique perspectives and opinions. If you want to know about Mongolia at a deep level (both the good and the not so good), this podcast is for you.
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A biweekly, issue-led discussion focusing on Mongolia's social, political, and economic landscape. Conversations span corruption, governance, education, environmental policy, mining, and international dynamics, often featuring expert guests and deep dives into policy, law, and public sentiment. The show tends to blend rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling, offering nuanced takes on complex topics like constitutional questions, party politics, and urban challenges such as air pollution. It's notable for connecting local developments to broader global contexts, and for inviting scholars and practitioners to unpack how policy, culture, and power intersect in Mongolia's present and future.
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