America at 250: How U.S. Foreign Policy has Changed Since 1776
When the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776, the founders envisioned that the United States would become a powerful country committed to liberty and democracy. As America marks its 250th a...
26 Jun 24min
Gen Z vs. Big Tech
In this episode of Big World, SIS alumnus and tech accountability advocate Zamaan Qureshi joins us to discuss the impact of AI and social media on teen mental health, the push for stronger regulation,...
4 Mai 31min
Venezuelan Oil and a Crisis in Cuba
In this new episode of Big World, SIS professor emeritus Philip Brenner joins us to discuss the politics behind the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and how it connects to the growing cr...
3 Apr 22min
Workers’ Rights in the Global Supply Chain
In this episode, School of International Service's Judy Gearhart joins Big World to discuss international labor organizing and the fight for workers' rights within the global supply chain.Gearhart, a ...
9 Mar 29min
The Intellectuals Behind the MAGA New Right
In this new episode, SIS visiting scholar in residence Laura Field joins Big World to discuss the intellectual backbone of the New Right.Field is a writer, political theorist, and the author of the re...
4 Feb 33min
So, You Want to Be a Diplomat?
In this new episode, School of International Service professor and former US Ambassador to Mongolia Piper Campbell joins Big World to share reflections on her 30-year career in diplomacy and provide p...
5 Nov 202528min
Why the Kurds Still Don't Have a Country
In this episode, School of International Service (SIS) professor Yerevan Saeed joins Big World to talk about Kurdish history, geopolitics, culture, and more.Saeed, the director of the Global Kurdish I...
6 Okt 202527min
How Are Governments Using AI?
In this episode, School of International Service (SIS) professor William Akoto joins Big World to discuss the intersections of artificial intelligence and international affairs.Akoto, a member of the ...
2 Sep 202523min
