Global power politics, for the people. Hosted by Van Jackson, Julia Gledhill, and Matt Duss. The views expressed are theirs alone (not those of any institution or employer).
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews |
How do territorial disputes in the South China Sea impact biodiversity? Madelyn MacMurray joins the podcast to discuss how militarized fishing fleets deplete fish stocks – and why that matters to the world.
Read Madelyn’s most recent piece: Militar... more
Explaining how designating Antifa a terrorist organization and cancelling Jimmy Kimmel are part of the same emergency politics: A primer on securitization theory in the Trump presidency. White nationalist oligarchy is stealing your money and causing ... more
On Charlie Kirk's horrific assassination and why Ezra Klein's hand-wringing shows that, contrary to his protestations, he in fact embraces some political violence. Trump and Pete Hegseth rename the Department of Defense the Department of War. The Pen... more
What is progressive foreign policy and what are its roots? The New Left’s struggles against racism, militarism, and imperialism were the real origins of what we call progressive foreign policy today. In this special oral history episode, I tell the s... more
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The De Loera interview was one one of the best episodes so far. Very graphic picture of an official torn between the logic of and his loyalty to the organization, and his growing realization that the organization is compromising the principles that drew him to it. Lots of practical examples of how (domestic) progressive policy is constructed.
I wish you’d have more examples to illuminates jargon in your foreign policy episodes. Eg, I don’t have a concrete image of “restraint” except zip-ties and... more
This is an agenda-laden podcast with weak arguments and analysis. Particularly with regard to Israel. Not for centrists seeking an objective view of geopolitics. Perhaps there’s some link to Al-Jazeera?
Good information. Good on anti war perspectives. Good on exposing government corruption. Wrong on economics, liberty, and positive vs negative rights. Too statist and Marxist.
Underrated commentary from one of the most forward thinking foreign policy wonks. Must listen
Having worked in a few embassies & in a similar field non-academic but more focused on Russia & the former Soviet Republics I enjoy a lot of the Un-Diplomatic podcasts along with the insights given by Van Jackson & friends. I mean I had to literally turn off today's "Socialists aren't very liberal" and American libs aren't leftists like European leftists podcast. I mean I think if you have to hThere's often a but much of the drunken PhD candidate @ 4am ranting to undergrads aspect to it. Maybe t... more
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The episodes explore a wide array of topics centered around global power politics, foreign policy, and social justice issues. Listeners can expect critical discussions on U.S. diplomatic relations, anti-imperialism, labor movements, and historical contexts that shape modern geopolitics. The hosts often critique governmental policies while advocating for grassroots activism, offering insights that challenge mainstream narratives on warfare and economic democracy. With recurring themes of political violence, nationalism, and the critique of militarism, the content is designed to be informative and provocative, engaging both experts and those seeking to understand complex international issues from a progressive angle.
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