This week, the discussion delves into the complex and deeply rooted suffering in the Middle East, focusing on the history of conflict, memory, trauma, and ...

Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of political imprisonment, torture, threats of r*pe, and human rights abuses. Viewer discretion is ...

This week, Jeremi and Zachary talk with Michael Vorenberg about the difficulties of ending wars in democracies. Their discussion includes various ...

In his new two-film documentary presentation, The Dark Money Game, director Alex Gibney argues that democracy dies not just in darkness, per ...

Australia’s Evolving Democracy edited by Mark Evans, Patrick Dunleavy and John Phillimore is a comprehensive audit of Australian democracy, unpacking its ...

As an economist, I know that information is key to our free-market system. If a business makes a good product sold at a fair price, it makes a profit. ...

When I embarked upon my online dating experiment in January 2021 and went on about thirty first dates, I took advantage of the ...

Mahmoud Khalil’s arrest is the latest flashpoint in the global culture war–and it’s likely to have frightening implications.by Nyki Duda March 14, 2025 ...

Walls crumble, words endureIn the year 431 BC, the world shook. Or so it must have seemed to one Athenian man, Thucydides, son of Olorus. He did what seemed ...

Simon Sherratt‘s Propaganda and Power in the Age of Globalization critiques global corporate influence on democracy, exploring the intersection of finance, ...