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• A Global Look at Universal Basic Income With Karl Widerquist

  

  Karl Widerquist of Georgetown University in Qatar discusses the worldwide movement for universal basic income and whether UBI is even feasible.  Read more

• The Big Impact of Small-Scale Science: Rein Ulijn on The Thought Project

  Ulijn, a professor at The Graduate Center and director of the Nanoscience Initiative at the ASRC, describes the current and potential impact of nanoscience on education, workforce development, and our daily lives. Read more

• Canada’s Role in the Global Order With H.E. Bob Rae

  

  Ambassador Bob Rae discusses Canada's approach to foreign policy and the country's relationship with the U.S., on International Horizons, the podcast from the Ralph Bunche Institute. Read more

• The (Conservative) Politics of Homeschooling: Heath Brown on The Thought Project

  Brown, a professor at The Graduate Center and John Jay College, discusses his topical new book, Homeschooling the Right: How Conservative Education Activism Erodes the State. Read more

• Ethiopia, Eritrea, and the Conflict in Tigray With H. E. Brita Wagener

  

  Ambassador Brita Wagener discusses Ethiopia, Eritrea, and the conflict in Tigray on International Horizons, the podcast from the Ralph Bunche Institute.  Read more

• "The Impact of Women's Issues in International Politics" with Rachel Vogelstein

  

  Rachel Vogelstein, the Council on Foreign Relations, discusses "The Impact of Women's Issues in International Politics" on International Horizons. Read more

• How America Can Recover: Paul Krugman on The Thought Project

  The New York Times columnist and distinguished professor elaborates on many of his ideas, particularly how the U.S. can pull itself out of its COVID-induced economic slump and address inequality. Read more

• “Actions That Shock the Conscience of Mankind”: Limitations of the Genocide Paradigm with Dirk Moses

  

  Professor Dirk Moses, Univ. of North Carolina, discusses “Actions That Shock the Conscience of Mankind”: Limitations of the Genocide Paradigm on International Horizons Read more

• "Can We Vaccinate Everyone on the Planet?" with Selva Demiralp and Sevcan Yeşiltaş

  

  Professors Selva Demiralp and Sevcan Yeşiltaş of Koç University discuss whether "Can We Vaccinate Everyone on the Planet?" on International Horizons Read more

• Crime and Punishment and the Black Community: Michael Fortner on The Thought Project

  Fortner, a professor of political science, discusses the history of the Rockefeller drug laws, their effect on mass incarceration, and his recommendations for protecting Black lives through criminal justice reform. ​ Read more