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Where’s Congress? 🎧

John Sides and Sarah Binder - April 14, 2025
John Sides and Sarah Binder address the big question Americans are asking.
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What’s next after the ceasefire in Gaza? 🎧

Erik Voeten and Barbara Walter - February 10, 2025
Barbara F. Walter discusses how Israeli domestic politics shapes what’s likely to happen now. 
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So what really determined the 2024 U.S. presidential elections? 🎧

Erik Voeten, Danny Hayes, and John Sides - February 5, 2025
Danny Hayes and John Sides talk about what we have learned since last November.
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What’s next for South Korean democracy? 🎧

Erik Voeten and Ji Yeon Hong - January 27, 2025
Jean Hong discusses Korea’s January 6th moment, the emergence of a Korean far right, and democratic resilience.
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The importance of norms in international affairs: A conversation with Martha Finnemore 🎧

Erik Voeten and Martha Finnemore - August 6, 2024
One of the world’s most renowned international relations scholars explains how norms matter.
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Why we underestimate the true long-term costs of wars 🎧

Erik Voeten and Tanisha Fazal - July 11, 2024
Tanisha Fazal discusses her new book on how advances in military medicine help more soldiers survive.
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Don’t call it a “coup epidemic” in Africa 🎧

Erik Voeten, Kim Yi Dionne, and Ken Opalo - April 29, 2024
Experts unpack Africa's recent coups and democratic resilience.
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What polls can and cannot tell us about the 2024 elections 🎧

Erik Voeten, John Sides, and Michael Tesler - March 28, 2024
John Sides and Michael Tesler talk about what to expect leading up to the Nov. 5 vote.
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How a shift to the right in June elections may stifle EU climate ambitions 🎧

Erik Voeten and Simon Hix - March 12, 2024
A conversation with Simon Hix about the causes and consequences of the expected sharp right turn in the upcoming European Parliament elections
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What Europe can do to reverse democratic backsliding 🎧

Erik Voeten and Daniel Kelemen - February 19, 2024
A conversation with Dan Kelemen about the successes and failures of stopping democratic decline in Hungary and the rest of Europe.