What Intellectual History Teaches Us: A Conversation with Quentin Skinner
Tune in to a special conversation on the governance podcast between Professor Jeremy Jennings of King’s College London and Professor Quentin Skinner of Queen Mary University. Professor Skinner discuss...
10 Jul 201853min
Nudge: Past Limitations and Future Possibilities
Tune in to the Governance Podcast with Professor Peter John of King’s College London, who discusses the history of behavioral economics, the limits of “nudge,” and how citizens can be empowered to “nu...
12 Jun 20181h 2min
Blockchain, Governance and Trust, Part I
Can blockchain put an end to election fraud? Can it help us rebuild trust in distant institutions and companies that handle our data? How does blockchain actually work? Join us for this podcast on the...
12 Jun 201833min
A New Philosophical Case for Open Borders
Tune in to the Governance Podcast with Dr Adam Tebble on the philosophical case for open borders, the role of experimentation in poverty alleviation, the line between academics and activism, and wheth...
12 Jun 201856min
Can Markets Provide Regulation in a Globalised World?
How can we produce effective regulations when governments can no longer cope with the demands of an increasingly complex and digitised world? Professor Gillian Hadfield of the University of Southern C...
12 Jun 201851min
