Thelma and Tom Look Left - episode 13 with Philip Proudfoot
I know I'm biased but I think this is one of our 'great episodes' (in my not so humble opinion).
Great to welcome Thelma back, and to meet Philip too. We get in to some very interesting areas around the practicalities of bringing success to Left wing politics, and what we really need to do to make …
Free The North! Conversation with Northern Indepence Party Founder Philip Proudfoot
Arun Chaudhary and Philip Proudfoot discuss the UK’s Northern Independence Party (NIP).
Breakfast Show Podcast 04-08-2022 Helping the Homeless During the Heatwave
Introduction and News
Topic: 1
Helping the Homeless During the Heatwave
Topic: 2
UN Criticised for Poor Quality Aid to Yemen
Guest includes:
1.Mick Clarke,
Chief Executive of The Passage
2.Fiona Colley,
Director of Social Change of Homeless Link
3.Dr Philip Proudfoot
Rebel Populism: Revolution and Loss Among Syrian Labourers in Beirut I Philip Proudfoot I Sept 2022
Rebel populism tells the story of the Syrian uprising through the eyes of migrant workers in Beirut. Workers from Syria have maintained a presence in Lebanon for decades. There was a time when their wages stretched further back home. However, from the mid-2000s, liberalising reforms saw acceleratin…
The Accountability Archive
In this episode of Occupied Thoughts, FMEP Non-Resident Fellow Nour Joudah speaks with Philip Proudfoot and Mahdi Zaidan from the Accountability Archive (@archivegenocide), which describes itself as a “crowdsourced record of journalists, politicians, and public figures endorsing or encouraging the …
Reimagining social security in fragile and conflict-affected settings
Join our thought-provoking conversation with Philip Proudfoot (Institute of Development Studies) and Cynthia Saghir (CAMEALEON) as they discuss the evolving role of states in humanitarian response, building meaningful social contracts in fragile contexts, and developing lifecycle social security sy…
Ep 6: Humanitarianism uncovered: How Every Refugee Camp is a story of broken Promises!!
Displacement is too often called a crisis. But what if it’s actually a system — one built to manage people, not empower them? In this episode of Builders of the Broken Bazaar, Dr. Tabish Zaman speaks with Dr. Philip Proudfoot, political anthropologist and author of Rebel Populism, about how exile h…
Event | What should humanitarian actors do to stop the genocide in Gaza?
As the genocide in Gaza continues, humanitarian organisations face mounting pressure and unprecedented constraints. Famine has been declared, access remains heavily restricted, and international mechanisms have failed to prevent mass civilian suffering. Frustration is growing across the sector – wi…
An interview with Haneen Sayed, Lebanon's Minister of Social Affairs
For the past five years Lebanon has faced crisis upon crisis including; economic collapse, the Beirut Port blast, and Israel’s war. But now the country is entering a new political chapter under a new government, marked by shifts in priorities and a renewed attention to social policy.
In this podca…
Should humanitarianism return to its activist roots? | Rethinking Humanitarianism
Can embracing activism inspire public support for aid, and rejuvenate humanitarianism itself? Today's guests explain why – and how – humanitarians should go from advocacy to activism.
Chloé Fiona Ludden resigned from a United Nations job and joined activists aboard The Handala, one of the dozens o…
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