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How is American exceptionalism reflected in sports?
Prof. Andrei Markowitz, University of Michigan, talks about American exceptionalism in soccer on the International Horizons podcast
Promoting Pride at CUNY
The leaders of the CUNY LGBTQI+ Consortium join The Thought Project for a Pride Month conversation.
“We don’t know what we don’t know about Africa"
Ebenezer Obadare of the Council on Foreign Relations discusses economic and political developments in Africa, on the International Horizons podcast.
Depoliticization of International Organizations: between functional necessity and pragmatism
Prof. Marieke Louis, Sciences Po Grenoble, and Prof. Lucile Maertens, University of Lausanne, discuss the depoliticization of international organizations on International Horizons.
The Polish Response to the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis with Rand Richards Cooper
Rand Richards Cooper discusses the Polish response to Ukrainian refugees on the International Horizons podcast.
Propaganda, protest, and repression in Russia: an insider's look with Anna Zhelnina
Anna Zhelnina, post-doctoral researcher and Graduate Center alum (PhD Sociology, '21), discusses the state of the Russian opposition to the war in Ukraine on the International Horizons podcast
The Russia-Ukraine War Sets Dangerous New Precedents
Political scientist Julie George comments on President Putin’s defiance of the West and the U.S. foreign policy response to the conflict.
The China threat is not existential, but it is significant. With Andrew Nathan
Professor Andrew Nathan, Columbia University, discusses China's rise as a powerful global actor, on International Horizons.
How did Orban win a fourth term? Illiberal democracy in Hungary with David Jancsics
Professor David Jancsics, San Diego State University, discusses Viktor Orban, corruption, and the Hungarian elections, on International Horizons.
The war in Ukraine and its consequences for the global food supply with Catherine Bertini
Catherine Bertini discusses the impact of the war in Ukraine on global food supply, on International Horizons