Check out this episode of the Andreessen Horowitz podcast to hear me talk about what American Dynamism means to me + how public safety tech will evolve because of the recent venture movement.
We asked policymakers, founders, and funders the question, “What does American Dynamism mean to you?” Hear what they have to say in our exclusive conversations from our 2024 American Dynamism Summit 👇👇 https://lnkd.in/gmZiG-Sk
Today we recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We invite you to join us in deepening our understanding of Truth and Reconciliation by exploring valuable resources at https://nctr.ca/.
Associate Professor of Political Science and International Studies at Stonehill College
If you are at the American Political Science Association Annual Conference, check out our panel tomorrow! I will be presenting a draft of my current research project on democratic decline, social media surveillance, and suppression of the Arab/Palestinian community in Israel post October 7th.
Check out my new publication in the Global Journal of Arts, Humanity, and Social Sciences, titled "The Two Closing Windows of Opportunity: The Pivotal Debate and the Road to War," which examines the causes of the current war in the Middle East and explores possible scenarios. https://lnkd.in/g_x3CPiC
This course will explore the history of Unitarian Universalist Prophetic Witness since the Merger in 1961, as expressed in activism and voted on by the annual Unitarian Universalist General Assembly. It will combine historical investigation of social justice actions and witness with deep analysis of Unitarian Universalist polity and how congregations transform affirmation into action. Learn more about our upcoming courses at https://bit.ly/intspring25.
How does 𝘢𝘧𝘧𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘱𝘰𝘭𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 influence our daily lives? Why is it associated with democratic backsliding? ↪️ In this interview, Max Weber Fellow Andres Reiljan shares his insights into how polarisation shapes society, affecting everything from social relationships to political cooperation. He also discusses the differences in polarisation between the US and Europe, and explores potential ways to address it. ℹ️ Read the full interview here 🔗 https://loom.ly/SaH5dCA 👇
Corporate speaking and training. Team building and Organizational Behavior. Interdisciplinary communications expert.
There is less war and killing today than any time in recorded history. This is good news and hopefully in the future it will get even better. Read the article by Steven Pinker and Nicholas Taleb (an expert in statistics). https://lnkd.in/eQYjzzw8
Brilliant executive summary from an external European view on what is happening and can be projected.
NEW: Common Challenges, Joint Solutions: Disinformation, Media Policy and the Future of UK-EU Relations As the UK's strategic rivals and a number of illiberal actors scale up their efforts to influence the views of both Western and non-Western audiences, new BFPG Associate Fellow Dr Mafalda Dâmaso explores the importance of UK-EU cooperation around one of the key pillars of free societies and the liberal order: a free and fair media. https://lnkd.in/eUCtG4ku
Explore the state of the American Empire in the face of political division and inaction. Is the end near? Dive into the analysis from British author Patrick Watts.
Even though the link goes to a questionable platform, this is well done: https://lnkd.in/db4v8mie However, I think that, at least in Germany, the roots of the problem are also in what the governing parties have done or failed to do in the last decades. Too hesitant, too "politically correct", too generous to people who don't work. It won't help just to go on the streets and protest about the right wing (even though that's of course good in itself). The uprising of the right wing is only the symptom, not the cause. The cause is a changing world, wars, other dictatorships, and, last but not least, our own governments and their failure to react more appropriately.
Director at MergerTech Advisors
7moThis was awesome! Your enthusiasm is palpably genuine!