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Podcast, Race

A People’s Anthology

Our members-only podcast is now available to all! A reading series of radical essays and speeches, season one highlights six short texts related to Black liberation struggles in the U.S., from Claudia Jones to the Combahee River Collective.

Rosie Gillies, Boston Review

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Global Justice, Podcast

The Syria Dilemma: A Critical Dialogue

On December 2, 2013, the Center for Middle East Studies at University of Denver co-hosted a debate on Syria with Columbia University's Committee on Global Thought. 

Boston Review

Arts in Society, Podcast

Radical Formalism

Keston Sutherland and Geoffrey G. O’Brien in Performance

David Gorin

Arts in Society, Podcast

The Courage to be "Dangerously Free"

Junot Díaz and Toni Morrison in Conversation.

Daniel Evans Pritchard

Podcast, Politics

Noam Chomsky On Anarchism

C-SPAN filmed BR's event at MIT, where Chomsky spoke on the subject of his new book, On Anarchism: the political ideology, its history, current usage, and practicality.

Noam Chomsky

Podcast, Science & Nature

A Case for Climate Engineering

Harvard climate scientist David Keith leads a discussion about his new book, A Case for Climate Engineering, explaining climate engineering as a tool to combat global warming. He is joined by MIT political scientists Kenneth Oye and Stephen Van Evera. 

David Keith

Global Justice, Podcast

Why Pakistan Chose Coal: Ethics in an Energy Crisis

 Ethicists, economists, and others have developed a set of useful tools for deciding what to do when economic, environmental, and social values conflict. 

Debra Satz, Mark Budolfson, Blake Francis, Hyunseop Kim

Podcast, Science & Nature

Video: The World After Snowden

Toward Distributed Security in Cyberspace

Ronald Deibert

Global Justice, Law & Justice

Slavery, Emancipation, and the Relationship of Freedom and Equality

Elizabeth Anderson visits Stanford's Center for Ethics in Society to discuss objections to slavery and their implications for our understanding of equality.

Elizabeth Anderson

Global Justice, Philosophy & Religion

Slavery, Emancipation, and Equality

Elizabeth Anderson discusses her Wesson Lecture on slavery, emancipation and equality with BR Co-Editor Joshua Cohen and historian David Hollinger.

Elizabeth Anderson, Joshua Cohen, David Hollinger

Class & Inequality, Philosophy & Religion

Democracy and Philanthropy

Stanford's Rob Reich examines the role of foundations in democratic societies—the subject of his Boston Review forum essay What Are Foundations For?

Rob Reich

Class & Inequality, Global Justice

The Promise and Limits of Private Power

Richard M. Locke visits Brown's Watson Institute to discuss the ideas from his recent forum essay Can Global Brands Create Just Supply Chains?

Richard M. Locke

Class & Inequality, Philosophy & Religion

"What Are Foundations For?" at Harvard

Rob Reich discusses his views on philanthropy and democracy.

Rob Reich

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