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Welcome to Democracy:Differently, the podcast dedicated to reimagining and improving democracy. Every two weeks, we engage with top political scientists, experts, and practitioners to discuss innovative solutions for modern democratic challenges.
Democracy:Differently explores how to fix flaws in representative democracy without abandoning it. From electoral reform and new forms of citizen engagement to leveraging technology for inclusive democracy, we dive deep into actionable ideas that can make democracy more effective, transparent, and participatory.
Democracy:Differently explores how to fix flaws in representative democracy without abandoning it. From electoral reform and new forms of citizen engagement to leveraging technology for inclusive democracy, we dive deep into actionable ideas that can make democracy more effective, transparent, and participatory.
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every 12 days
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
34 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Videopodcast
Engelsk
Det Forenede Kongerige
26 episoder
siden 4. juli 2025
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In the final episode of season 2, Jess chats to Danny Shaw about the role of journalism in holding the justice system to account and how this interacts with democracy.
Danny Shaw is a journalist and commentator on policing, criminal justice, prisons, security & immigration. He worked for the B…
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This week Keith chats to Marjoke Oosterom and Niranjan Nampoothiri from the Institute of Development Studies about the importance of democratic participation and their newly released report from the IDS, Where’s the demos in Democracy? Building Democratic Futures and Resisting Autocracy.
Marjoke O…
In this episode Jess chats to Professor John Wall about extending suffrage to children. They discuss how giving children the right to vote could overcome some challenges currently faced by democracy such as short-termism and why some arguments against giving children the vote simply do not hold up …
In this episode host Keith Hyams speaks with Simon Caney with a focus on democracy and future generations, more specifically why democracy is currently ill equipped to consider the interests of future generations, and what we can do about it.Simon Caney is a Professor of Political Theory at the Uni…
In this episode of Democracy: Differently, Jess chats to Tatton Spiller, founder of Simply Politics, to discuss how politics can be more engaging and informative.
Tatton Spiller is an author, journalist, former teacher and has worked at the Houses of Parliament delivering education sessions for s…
In this episode, Keith speaks to Molly Scott Cato about the nature and importance of constitutions and why the UK could benefit from a new one.
Molly Scott Cato is an economist and former South West Member of European Parliament for the Green Party. She has written widely on areas including green …
In this episode, Jess sits down with Professor Michelle Phelps to discuss what policing and prisons show us about democracy, and the politics of police reform in Minneapolis.
Michelle Phelps is a Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Minnesota. Her work focuses on the socio…
In this special episode, host Jess discusses the first two weeks of the US-Israel war with Iran with Professor Faten Ghosn. They discuss the possibility for negotiations, events leading up to the strikes, and what this means for democracy.
Professor Faten Ghosn is Head of the Department of Govern…
In this episode, Jess sat down with Professor Karen Celis and Professor Sarah Childs. The discuss how women can and should be represented in a democracy, democratic listening and design, and their book Feminist Democratic Representation.
Karen Celis is Professor of Political Science and head of th…
On this episode, host Keith Hyams sits down with Mike Saward to discuss how we can (re)design democracy, LEGO, and possible new directions for democracy.
Mike Saward is Professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick. His work focuses on contemporary democratic theory,…
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