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A Message from Myanmar
A Message from Myanmar

In February, a colleague at the Watson Institute forwarded the team at Trending Globally an email from a former student. The subject line read: “I wr…

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Less to Lean On, Part 4
Less to Lean On, Part 4

This is the fourth and final part in a special series from Trending Globally exploring the housing crisis in the United States, and in Rhode Island i…

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Grief, Grievance, and Race in American Politics
Grief, Grievance, and Race in American Politics

2020 was a year defined by loss. Loss of life, of jobs, of opportunities. On this episode Sarah talks with Juliet Hooker, a political theorist and pr…

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'High-Impact’ Tutoring: Why It’s Exactly What America’s Students Need
'High-Impact’ Tutoring: Why It’s Exactly What America’s Students Need

So many people have suffered as a result of the pandemic. But there’s one group who may pay the price for an especially long time: America’s children…

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We Finally Have Covid-19 Vaccines. But Will Enough People Take Them?
We Finally Have Covid-19 Vaccines. But Will Enough People Take Them?

Scientists have developed vaccines for Covid-19 in record time. Now how do we convince enough people to take them? To get a better understanding of t…

5 years, 6 months ago

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How the US and China Cooperate (and Compete) on Climate, Covid, and More
How the US and China Cooperate (and Compete) on Climate, Covid, and More

On this episode Watson’s Director Ed Steinfeld talks with Deborah Seligsohn as part of Trending Globally’s ongoing series on contemporary China. Debo…

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India and the US in a Time of Democratic Erosion
India and the US in a Time of Democratic Erosion

India and the US have both struggled with anti-democratic forces the last few years. What lessons do these countries' struggles have for each other —…

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What One State Can Teach Us About American Politics in 2021
What One State Can Teach Us About American Politics in 2021

What can one of America’s smallest states teach us about US politics? A lot, it turns out. On this episode Sarah talks with the Boston Globe’s Dan Mc…

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What Is Methane, and Why Is It So Bad for the Climate?
What Is Methane, and Why Is It So Bad for the Climate?

On this episode Sarah talks with Watson Senior Fellow and member of Watson’s Climate Solutions Lab Deborah Gordon. Deborah is an expert on one of the…

5 years, 7 months ago

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War and Drugs: The History of a Toxic Relationship
War and Drugs: The History of a Toxic Relationship

On this episode, the shocking history of one of history’s most toxic relationships. Sarah talks with Peter Andreas about his book ‘Killer High: A His…

5 years, 7 months ago

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