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Dan Runde, Senior Vice President, and William A. Schreyer Chair and Director of the Project of Prosperity and Development at CSIS joins the podcast to discuss the need for society to learn from current experiences and the tectonic shifts underway around the globe. Specifically, Dan connects education, inequality, and corruption and their effects in a pandemic-impacted world.
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