Thinking Global Podcast – Michael W. Mosser and Dan G. Cox
In the second episode of our 2024 US Election series, Michael Mosser and Dan Cox speak about disinformation, cyberattacks and the possibility of Insurgency at this election.
Thinking Global Podcast – Chase Oliver
Chase Oliver, the US Libertarian Party’s Nominee for the 2024 Presidential Elections, speaks about Libertarian foreign policy, intervention, immigration and more.
Thinking Global Podcast – The Laid-Back Ballot Club (UK 2024)
In the final episode in our 2024 UK General Election special series, the Podcast team discuss the outcome of the UK General Election through an International Relations lens.
Opinion – What Could Save France from Macron’s Self-inflicted Defeat?
Marcionism’s defeat in the first round of the legislative elections showed that fear and economic reasons are poor arguments for regaining French voters’ support.
Thinking Global Podcast – Evie Aspinall
In the second part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Evie Aspinall speaks about British foreign relations, soft power, and the foreign policy proposals of the parties.
Thinking Global Podcast – Christopher Hill
In the first part of our 2024 UK General Election series, Christopher Hill speaks about conceptualising ‘foreign policy’, post-Brexit foreign policy, and more.
Opinion – Rishi Sunak’s National Service Pledge and the Case Against Conscription
The UK government should focus on modernising its recruitment strategies and offering flexible service options rather than reviving coercive and anachronistic practices.
Thinking Global Podcast – Ajay Gudavarthy
Ajay Gudavarthy speaks about the Congress party of India, its history and impact, the ongoing 2024 elections in India, and much more.
Thinking Global Podcast – Arvind Kumar
Arvind Kumar speaks about the significance of the 2024 Indian elections, who the key political figures and parties are, class-based minor parties, and more. Available in Hindi and English.
Opinion – Türkiye’s 2024 Local Elections Challenge President Erdoğan
Türkiye demonstrates a popular desire for transformation among its citizens that could redefine the nation’s longer-term political trajectory.
