On this podcast episode, Richard Gephardt and Scott Miller sift through the evidence and speculate on the future of democracy in America. Is the...
America Votes; Democracy Wins (Maybe) / Richard Gephardt & Scott Miller
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The crisis of democracy and governance
The U.S. Midterms: What happened? What next?
The US elections are (almost) over. Now the United States and the world can look forward to a divided government, another Trump campaign, a...
What Does a Franco-German Split Mean for Europe? / Laure Mandeville & Friedbert Pflüger
Laure Mandeville, a senior reporter at Le Figaro and Friedbert Pflüger, a former German parliamentarian joined Tällberg’s Alan Stoga for this...
Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Trouble: Europe Looks at a Complicated Future / Jakob Hallgren & Ana Palacio
Jakob Hallgren and Ana Palacio discuss how Europe might get from where it is to where its citizens need it to be. Arguably, Europe in general (and...
Can a Broken Democracy Fix Itself? / Isabel Aninat
Isabel Aninat is fundamentally optimistic that Chilean democracy is headed in a good direction. She is the Dean of the Law School of the Universidad...
Webinar: The Future of Europe at a Time of Crisis
Did you miss the webinars? Here you can watch Part I and Part II *** Part I was recorded on October 27 with speakers, Jakob Hallgren, the Director...
No Normal is the New Normal / Tom Armstrong & Diane Osgood
Diane and Tom, are in the business of thinking about converging crises and they help corporate leaders not only peer around the corner, but...
Unwrapping the Riddle That Is Mexico / Jorge Castañeda
Jorge Castañeda thinks Mexico is in trouble, but almost half of all Mexicans say their country is on the right path. Mexicans, not known for being...
Should We Be Celebrating Erdogan’s Leadership? / Ambassador Michael Sahlin
What President Biden calls leadership Michael Sahlin, a former Swedish diplomat with deep experience in Turkey thinks is more like a cat landing on...