# Shadi Hamid
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shadi hamid (born 1983) is an American author and a senior fellow in Brookings Institution. He is also a contributing writer at The Atlantic. He has been called a "prominent thinker on religion and politics" in the New York Times and was named as one of "The world's top 50 thinkers" in 2019 by Prospect Magazine..
Shadi Hamid — The Case for American Power & Hegemony
Conversation with Washington Post columnist and political scientist Shadi Hamid on American power, democracy, and the case for hegemony in the 21st century
Is America a force for good in the world? It's a question that has become increasingly uncomfortable to ask—and even more uncomfortable to ans…
Rehumanizing Our Common Life, with Shadi Hamid, Elizabeth Oldfield, Ray Pennings, and Anne Snyder
What does it take to rehumanize our common life in a moment of cultural fragility, institutional collapse, and crisis of trust?
Recorded at the Washington National Cathedral for Comment magazine's inaugural Understory Festival, this roundtable asks how culture, beauty, and faith might rehumanize a…
Rehumanizing Our Common Life — Shadi Hamid, Elizabeth Oldfield, Ray Pennings, Anne Snyder, and Mark Labberton
What does it take to rehumanize our common life in a moment of cultural fragility, institutional collapse, and crisis of trust? Recorded at the Washington National Cathedral for Comment magazine's inaugural Understory Festival, this roundtable asks how culture, beauty, and faith might rehumanize a …
The Case for American Power ft. Shadi Hamid
Is America a force for good in the world? Shadi Hamid joins the podcast to talk about his book The Case for American Power, and why he thinks that the world is better off with a muscular, powerful American government than without America.
Support the podcast and get involved with your local chapte…
79. Can Religion Save Democracy? - with Matthew Kaemingk
Can people of deep religious conviction live together politically without trying to dominate one another? A Christian theologian and a Muslim political scientist believe that religion can strengthen American democracy, and that more religion in American life won't necessarily fuel more Christian na…
How 9/11 Remade America
On this week's episode of the podcast, political scientist Shadi Hamid joins Faisal Al Yafai to discuss why Osama bin Laden got exactly the overreaction he wanted from 9/11, how 25 years of the war on terror reshaped America and the Middle East, and why he believes a more secular America has become…
Shadi Hamid: Can Religion Save Democracy?
Shadi Hamid joins Frank to discuss Can Religion Save Democracy?, the book he co-authored with Christian theologian Matthew Kaemingk.
Their friendship doesn’t depend on pretending their religious differences don’t exist. They disagree about some of the biggest questions a person can ask.
That become…
As Religion Declines, Why Does Politics Feel More Religious? | Hamid & Kaemingk
What if America’s political polarization is connected to the decline of traditional religion?Christian theologian Matthew Kaemingk and Muslim political scientist Shadi Hamid make a provocative argument in their new book, Can Religion Save Democracy?: as religious participation has declined, America…
Shadi Hamid and Matthew Kaemingk: Can Religion Save Democracy?
Can more faith—not less—heal our public life?
For a century, scholars argued that shrinking religion's public role would make politics calmer and more rational. In the last few decades, American religious participation has fallen faster than at almost any point in the nation's history, but our pol…
Ep. 467 Matthew Kaemingk - Can Religion Save Democracy?
In this episode, Matthew Kaemingk joins me to talk about Can Religion Save Democracy?, the book he co-wrote with Shadi Hamid. As religious participation in America has declined, our politics has become more apocalyptic, and Matthew argues that's no coincidence: when we stop looking to faith for mea…
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