最高の Global Inquirer ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Nagorno-Karabakh: Historical Erasure, Modern Exodus 29:00

7M ago29:00

29:00

In this episode, we discuss the history and impact of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Placed under Azerbaijani authority since the dissolution of the USSR, the Nagorno-Karabakh region and its historically Armenian-majority population have long been in limbo. In September 2023, the vast majority of these ethnic Armenians were forced out of the region…

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International Cybercrime 19:07

8M ago19:07

19:07

In this episode, we provide an introduction into the world of international cybercrime. Discover how it works, who's involved, and why it matters.Host: AJ LaurientiResearchers: Jack Cooper, Barbara UzunExecutive Producer: Reece KaplanGlobal Inquirer による

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Ranked Choice Voting: Imagining a Different Election System 40:47

10M ago40:47

40:47

In this episode, we provide an overview of what ranked choice voting is and why it is being advocated for in American politics. Who does this system stand to benefit? Will it be implemented further? Find out in our Season 12 opener!Host: AJ LaurientiResearchers: Andrew Chand, Reece Kaplan, Leslie LanConsulted Experts: J. Miles Coleman, Nick Co…

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The Filibuster: Setback or Savior? 34:54

1y ago34:54

34:54

In this episode, we discuss the arguments for and against one of the most intriguing rules in American government: the filibuster. Does it protect minority opinion, or does it result in the rule of the minority? Is the filibuster going anywhere? Find out in this episode, our season finale!Host: AJ LaurientiResearcher: Andrew ChandConsulted Expert: …

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Ukraine War Review Part 2: Going Forward 27:39

1y ago27:39

27:39

In this episode, we pick up our discussion on the War in Ukraine. We focus on the impact of Finland's ascension to NATO along with the importance--and possible future impacts--of the war.Host: AJ LaurientiResearcher: Reece KaplanConsulted Expert: Kyrill Kunakhovich (UVA history professor)Global Inquirer による

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Ukraine War Review Part 1: Perspective, History, Territory 25:26

1y ago25:26

25:26

In this episode, we look more closely at the War in Ukraine, focusing on the Russian public's perspective, historical factors driving the war, and the role of territory.Host: AJ LaurientiResearcher: Reece KaplanConsulted Expert: Kyrill Kunakhovich (UVA history professor)Global Inquirer による

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Chinese Foreign Policy 53:37

1+ y ago53:37

53:37

In this episode, we explore current Chinese Foreign Policy initiatives and their ramifications for the international community.Global Inquirer による

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Youngkin's Campaign: Education Policy and Gender Studies 16:27

2y ago16:27

16:27

Glenn Allen Youngkin defeated Terry McAuliffe in the 2021 Virginia gubernatorial election. How did he do it? Listen here as we zoom in on Youngkin's education platform and the consequences it has moving forward.Global Inquirer による

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More Harm Than Good? 27:50

3y ago27:50

27:50

This podcast discusses the persistence of sexual exploitation and abuse and gender-based violence through the humanitarian sector. It examines power dynamics between humanitarian workers and local populations, systems of accountability, and successful, sustainable aid models. Tune in to hear about the nuances of aid and intervention from Global Con…

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The Rise of Right Wing Nationalism in the Western World 23:01

3y ago23:01

23:01

In recent years Right Wing Nationalism has resurfaced within many great world powers. As the waves of these movements shift the balance of power at the domestic level, they impact trends across the globe. This podcast delves into how Right Wing Nationalism appears in Europe, the outcomes it has produced historically, and current consequences due to…

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Climate Change, Deforestation, and Life Within the Amazon Rainforest 16:21

3y ago16:21

16:21

As climate change remains an important issue affecting the lives of every person, we take a closer look into its effects in the Amazon Rainforest and the indigenous communities that live within. This podcast delves into the recent political developments in Brazil that affect the Amazon Rainforest, deforestation, how climate change has affected the …

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Germany After Angela Merkel 35:47

3+ y ago35:47

35:47

Germany’s upcoming federal election to determine the successor to Angela Merkel, chancellor of Germany, marks a critical juncture in German foreign policy. An increasingly important foreign policy flashpoint is Germany’s relationship with China – especially in the context of Germany’s 5G rollout. In this episode, we walk you through the impact of M…

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r/WallStreetBets 24:42

3+ y ago24:42

24:42

What happens when large groups of retail investors are able to congregate through the internet to control the direction of a stock price? In this episode, we investigate the formation and purpose of online discussion forums and the ways they have been able to impact the stock market. Specifically, we dive into the subreddit r/wallstreetbets as it i…

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Dollars for Development 42:23

3+ y ago42:23

42:23

Billions of dollars go to foreign aid every year, but what happens when aid is mishandled, misused, or misallocated? Host Emma Ross and Executive Producer Sarah Rocca sit down with guest Daniel Altman, the former USAID Assistant Inspector General for Investigations, to discuss fraud within foreign aid assistance and the systems in place to prevent …

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Dezinformatsiya: Fake News and the Pandemic 24:29

3+ y ago24:29

24:29

(Disinformation, Russian) What is the effect of fake news on public health in the context of a pandemic? This episode explores the nature of fake news itself and its history and examines the proliferation of COVID-19 fake news in Eastern Europe. These stories are causing widespread vaccine skepticism, threatening public health in countries such as …

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Kyrgyzstan: A Central-Asian Beacon of Democracy? 33:45

3+ y ago33:45

33:45

Although Kyrgyzstan rarely makes the front page of the news, this Central-Asian nation has a fascinating history. From 1991, when Kyrgyzstan became independent from the Soviet Union to the present day in 2021, three of their democratically-elected presidents have been unseated by protesters and civil unrest. In this episode, we dive into Kyrgyzstan…

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The People's Princess: Female Leadership During COVID-19 27:16

3+ y ago27:16

27:16

As COVID-19 has ravaged the world, some countries have responded better than others. New Zealand and Germany have outperformed nations like the United States and Great Britain, and many attribute this success to the leadership of women like Jacinda Ardern and Angela Merkel. In this episode, four of our researchers take on a psychological question w…

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Through Smoke and Flames 29:46

4y ago29:46

29:46

As students departed Charlottesville given the University's decision to send everyone home in late March, 2020, a proportion of out-of-state students would journey back to their homes in California, Oregon, and Washington. To many, the University's decision to suspend class is the novel coronavirus' first distinct intrusion into daily life. These s…

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Demystifying Data: The Personal Information Economy 34:18

4y ago34:18

34:18

What’s the difference between data privacy and protection? Season 8's premiere episode takes a deep dive into exploring this question with expert interviews addressing how your data is used in the emerging personal information economy, the implications of national data sovereignty measures, and why Uber and TikTok are the subject of data privacy co…

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We Left Grounds and Never Came Back 29:43

4+ y ago29:43

29:43

In short, our world is occupied with the coronavirus. New stories from experts come out every day talking about the ever-growing death toll, testing availability issues, and economic downturn. However, we have not heard much about the perspectives from college students around the world who have had to leave their campuses (or as UVA students call o…

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This Land is Not Your Land 30:22

4+ y ago30:22

30:22

This episode explores how Indigenous people around the world engage with their respective governments to reclaim their land and resist the legacies of oppression that have disadvantaged their communities over the generations. Tune in to third-year Global Development Studies Major Roma Chitko to hear more. Host: Emma RossResearcher: Roma ChitkoProdu…

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Insaniyat, Jamhooriyat, Kashmiriyat 25:53

4+ y ago25:53

25:53

(Humanity, Democracy, long standing Hindu-Muslim amity in Kashmir)Kashmir has been a geopolitically tense region for about a quarter of a century now. India and Pakistan have fought three wars over the region, and there continue to be regular skirmishes between soldiers of the two countries there. Moreover, the conflict has led to thousands of deat…

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A Mammoth Problem 27:15

4+ y ago27:15

27:15

As climate change threatens ecologies and challenges policy makers worldwide, Russia finds itself in a unique place. Already, powerful and bizarre effects of climate change are impacting regions in Siberia, sparking cultural changes and threatening to destabilize ways of life. How does Putin’s administration view climate change? What stands in the …

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Leviathan: Behind the Eurodollar 20:36

4+ y ago20:36

20:36

Shadowy foreign governments, a powerless Federal Reserve, and a clandestine currency market controlled only by the world's most elite international bankers. This is the story of the Eurodollar: a financial term as mysterious as the saga behind it. What began as a popular method for foreign countries and corporations to subvert US law grew into a se…

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Yeh Jo Des Tera 21:42

4+ y ago21:42

21:42

"Yeh jo des tera" is Hindi for "This country of yours." One India caught between two choices; to support or reject a controversial piece of legislation. You may have heard of the Indian citizenship act, but what is it really? Does it discriminate against Muslims or provide a helpful path to citizenship for minorities? Tune into the Global Inquirer’…

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Zooming in Iran: Implications of Soleimani's Assassination 18:47

4+ y ago18:47

18:47

On January 3, 2020 — three days before the first reporting of a mysterious viral pneumonia appeared in the New York Times — the United States assassinated Iranian general Qasem Soleimani. Host Emma Ross and Researcher Ari Ghasemian discuss the man, the myth, and the drone strike. How can we situate recent events in terms of the rhetoric and history…

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The Truths of the Rohingya Crisis 18:01

4+ y ago18:01

18:01

Facing discrimination, mass beatings, rape, and torture in their native country of Myanmar, the Rohingya people have fled to nearby Bangladesh, where the crisis has created the largest refugee camp in the world. In this week’s episode, we unpack the contrasting narratives of the Myanmar government and UN officials in regard to the treatment of the …

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How the Rich Stay Rich: Behind the Velvet Curtain 58:19

4+ y ago58:19

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Modern Echoes of the Cold War 26:22

4+ y ago26:22

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How to Lose the Narrative 30:15

5y ago30:15

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BONUS - All Good Things 27:51

5y ago27:51

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There And Back Again 12:02

5y ago12:02

12:02

This week, executive producer Emi Lockwood investigates the recent Argentine presidential elections. The incumbent Mauricio Macri lost to Alberto Fernandez and Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner (no relation) who ran as vice president. With a 57 billion IMF loan looming over the country, what does Cristina’s return to power mean for the future of Argen…

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Reporting For Duty 22:20

5y ago22:20

22:20

This week on the Global Inquirer, we take a look at the modern implications of mandatory military service and how the service affects these countries as a whole. We look at the reasons for why countries chose to draft their own citizens and how their cultures are later impacted. Additionally, we discuss the distinctions between mandatory services i…

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The Enemy Of My Enemy Is My Friend 20:51

5y ago20:51

20:51

President Trump, Mike Pompeo, and Rudy Giuliani love to hate the current Iranian regime. Now, it seems they’ve settled on even more dangerous alternative: the MEK. Researcher Ari Ghasemian takes us through this group’s journey from terrorist organization to the forefront of US foreign policy.Host: Balthazar MerrinResearcher: Ari GhasemianProducer: …

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You Can't Do This To Us 13:33

5y ago13:33

13:33

Democracy has always been the solution of the western world, but is it the best option for Latin America? Researcher Sarah Rocca looks at protests in Puerto Rico and the dictatorship in Venezuela to answer this question. With information from the Concordia International Conference and global news, this episode looks at how democracy is affecting re…

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Just Say Nyet: Protests In Putin's Russia 19:28

5y ago19:28

19:28

The West cheers and hails protests in Russia with the hope that the people will one day overcome Putin. But as researchers Katya Sankow and Anna Von Spakovsky explain, promoting protests are not as pro-democratic as we’d hope. It was in fact the Bolshevik Revolution through protests that created the Soviet Union. Mass demonstrations have a deep his…

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Words That Kill 27:53

5y ago27:53

27:53

Sticks and stones may break my bones, and gaffes might hurt me too. Researcher Nick Mortensen spoke with Professor Brad Carson about the impact of embarrassing gaffes in politics. It turns out that awkward moments don’t necessarily end political careers. Rather, blunders stick and stain a politician’s reputation when the blunder fits into a narrati…

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Putting a Price on Sovereignty 23:18

5y ago23:18

23:18

Gone are the days when countries bought vast quantities of foreign territory in the interest of expanding their borders...or are they? Beginning with President Trump's interest in a purchase of Greenland, we look both at the history of nations buying control over one another, as well as a glance to the future. What happens when nations are forced t…

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Being Muslim In China - The Plight Of The Uighurs 22:38

5+ y ago22:38

22:38

Imagine being imprisoned for praying. Imagine being unable to communicate with your family. For the Uighurs in Eastern China, this is a reality. Every part of their identity as Muslims is being systematically erased: their mosques, their language, their culture. On our last episode of the season, we cover the humanitarian crisis unfolding in China.…

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Rewired - The Influence Of Social Media On Mental Health 17:41

5+ y ago17:41

17:41

We’ve all heard and even experienced the impacts of social media: the distraction, the anxiety of checking likes. Today, our technical director Andy Carluccio steps up as the host to talk about social media with researcher Sarah Rocca. Social media is designed to be addicting, so how do users and governments alike tackle the addiction? Using case s…

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The Hummus Wars 16:02

5+ y ago16:02

16:02

It’s fair to assume that hummus has become a widely popular grocery staple in the US. Its murky origins, however, have rendered it a symbol of political tensions in the Middle East. The cultural dispute over hummus ownership has indeed been absorbed into the general framework of the Arab-Israeli conflict. Researcher Gabriella Soriano interviewed Pr…

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Live Episode: Houses To Homes - Equitable Solutions 1:12:01

5+ y ago1:12:01

1:12:01

Join UVA’s premier undergraduate research podcast, the Global Inquirer for a special discussion on housing development, inequality and activism to gain a better understanding of our community. The event featured community leaders and activists as well as Andrew Kahrl, professor of History and African American studies here at UVA.Check out the broad…

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News Digest With John Sipher 18:35

5+ y ago18:35

18:35

On today's episode, editor-in-chief Emi Lockwood interviewed John Sipher, former Clandestine Service officer at the CIA. They discussed heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, the U.S. North Korea summit, and the Michael Cohen hearing for the House Oversight Committee. The interview was conducted on March 1st, so things might have changed s…

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Boys go to Baghdad, Men go to Tehran 26:52

5+ y ago26:52

26:52

Iran is so often perceived as a dangerous country that is too difficult to understand. Today, we challenge that assumption, giving you a basic framework of what happened in 20th century Iran to understand the present. New researchers Ari Ghasemian and Gabierlla Soriano interviewed Professor Nader Entessar to understand the current Iran Nuclear Deal…

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The New Urban Is A Suburban 35:46

6y ago35:46

35:46

The way we live matters now more than ever. The decision between walking or driving to the grocery store is not as much of a personal choice, it’s about how cities and suburbs are built to help its citizens. Today, researchers Emma Ross and Tyler Hinkle discuss how we can rethink transportation and city development. Emma spoke with residents of Mos…

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Unpacking The Science, Forecasting The Ethics 25:38

6y ago25:38

25:38

What if you had to flee your home because it was swallowed by the sea? According to the Climate and Migration Coalition, In 2015, 24 million people were forced to vacate their homes in face of environmental problems like rising sea levels or catastrophic storms. Today, researchers Walter Sharon and Quincy Stiles discuss the topic of climate change …

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Bees, Potatoes, And Climate Change? 13:42

6y ago13:42

13:42

Give me two examples of animals that are suffering because of climate change. Polar bears and helpless sea turtles, right? In our first episode of Season 5, we sit down with Dr. Reese Halter to discuss how bees and potatoes are endangered by climate change. It turns out that the effects of rising global temperatures are broader than we anticipated.…

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Echoes Of Castle Bravo 10:18

6y ago10:18

10:18

The long-term consequences of American nuclear tests rarely receive much attention. Even the largest tests in American history are rarely seen as anything more than an episode in the greater history of the Cold War. With the atmospheric tests long halted, and the Cold War over, what have these tests left behind? In the Marshall Islands in the Pacif…

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This Pipeline Is Not A Political Matter 30:00

6y ago30:00

30:00

The Nord Stream 2 Natural Gas pipeline has been a major point of contention within Europe and the NATO alliance, but why? Why is the pipeline so important? Why are the United States and Ukraine so intent on stopping it? Why is Germany so willing to receive energy resources from an adversary? What are the environmental impacts? Tune in to find out!H…

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Mid-Season Four Review 33:20

6y ago33:20

33:20

Join host Nick Mortensen and technical director Andy Carluccio as they review the season and discuss their favorite production moments so far!Host: Nick MortensenProducer: Andy CarluccioThe Global Inquirer is a production of the International Relations Organization at UVA, and affiliated with TEEJ, UVA’s podcasting network.…

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