LINCOLN LECTURE SERIES EP#05: JUST ECONOMY? Catholic Social Thought, Mutualism and Roads Not Yet Taken. With Adrian Pabst
Adrian Pabst argues that Catholic Social Thought is the most coherent body of ideas for social renewal, a gift to the world. In practical, grounded terms, he sets out how this tradition not only conceptualises a more just economy anchored in the dignity of the person and of work, but also reconcile…
164: The Labour voter blues
According to a recent report, 40 per cent of Labour voters can be descried as "blue values voters" — economic and social conservatives who want greater state investment in public services, but also law and order, migration restrictions and a patriotism from their political leaders. In our first Cri…
EP#34 A Postliberal Response to the Unravelling with John Milbank
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In this episode Jenny Sinclair and Al Roxburgh talk with John Milbank. Recognizing that no one can predict where this time of cultural and political unravelling is lead…
Why Your Local Community Holds the Key to Fixing Global Politics (And How Leaders Keep Missing It), with Adrian Pabst
In this conversation on Navigating Noise, Adrian Pabst explored a fundamental tension in contemporary politics: the disconnect between high-level policymaking and local realities.
Drawing from his experience at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, Pabst argued that we need to mo…
The 2024 Postliberalism Conference: Michael Lind on Pluralism and the Social Constitution
In this episode of the TPPI Podcast, we present Michael Lind's keynote address "After Liberalism: Pluralism and the Social Constitution," from day 1 of Political Economy and the Good Life: The 2024 Postliberalism Conference. Lind is a leading academic, commentator, and bestselling author of The New…
EP#40 - Wisdom in Disconcerting Times with Adrian Pabst
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In this episode, Al Roxburgh and Jenny Sinclair talk with Adrian Pabst. One of the big needs right now is the ability to comprehend this time of deep change unfolding a…
MAGAvelli: Is Trump the World Prince?
Tiggy Perry-Baylis, Jason Cowley and Professor Adrian Pabst discuss whether Trump is MAGAvelli, the new Prince? Exploring the idea of change and whether both Machiavelli and Trump could be regarded as realists?
MAGAvelli: A Tariffying Statesman
Tiggy Perry-Baylis, Jason Cowley and Professor Adrian Pabst explore statesmanship and the ideas of fear and power that interlink both The Prince and MAGA politics.
MAGAvelli: Prince, President and CEO?
Tiggy Perry-Baylis is joined by Jason Cowley and Professor Adrian Pabst who together delve into the meaning of Machiavellianism and MAGA politics. They explore who Machiavelli was as a person and what he stood for. Was Machiavelli Machiavellian? Fast forward 500 years and they examine the applicab…
Episode 76: Debating Postliberalism with Adrian Pabst, Michael Lind, and John Milbank
In today's episode of the Telos Press Podcast, Adrian Pabst talks with Michael Lind and John Milbank about postliberalism, the topic of the current issue of Telos, "Debating Postliberalism." Adrian Pabst's "The New Era: What Comes After the Self-Erosion of Liberalism," Michael Lind's "After Libe…
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