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A short series about how the events of 2020 have accelerated global trends and made the world’s challenges, like authoritarianism, soft power, data privacy and the future of work, more visible.
Produced in partnership with The Fletcher Forum.
Produced in partnership with The Fletcher Forum.
Update frequency:
every 25 days
Average audio length:
33 minutes
English
United States
9 episodes
since Sept. 1, 2020
episodic
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In this episode of TwentyTwenty, we interview Robbie Diamond, founder and CEO of Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE), about the way in which energy has historically dominated geopolitics and how the battle for resources as we move into the world of renewables will reshape the political playing …
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In this episode of TwentyTwenty, we interview Rachel Kyte, former World Bank president and CEO of Sustainable Energy for All, about the need to use the COVID19 crisis as an opportunity to build back better and invest in renewable energy, and what new opportunities are out there for renewable energy…
This episode of TwentyTwenty explores the prospects of an increasingly automated world that has grown even more so in the wake of COVID-19 induced supply chain breakdowns. Now more than ever before, we must ask ourselves "what is the value of work?".
This week's interviewees:
Dr. Astrid Krenz, Di…
This episode of TwentyTwenty explores the role of American soft power in its international relations: how human rights have historically shaped decision making; the impact of race relations; and the increasing concerns around militarisation in the USA.
This week's interviewees:
Monica…
In this episode, TwentyTwenty discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic might potentially play the match to a global sovereign debt tinderbox, particularly throughout emerging market economies, with Argentina explored as a case study.
This week's interviewees:
Lee Buchheit: the world's prem…
Elizabeth Dykstra-McCarthy interviews Josephine Wolff and Peter Chase to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has catalysed a shift toward virtual life, what the implications of such a change are for data collection, how we might wrest back control of our personal information, and what the future of t…
Elizabeth Dykstra-McCarthy interviews Josephine Wolff and Peter Chase to discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic has catalysed a shift toward virtual life, what the implications of such a change are for data collection, how we might wrest back control of our personal information, and what the future of t…
Elizabeth Dykstra interviews Jonathan Hillman and Alessandro Arduino to discuss how the economic impacts of coronavirus will impact the Belt and Road Project, China’s cornerstone foreign policy, and the wider implications of this on Chinese global power and regional security.
This was presented an…
The first episode interviews Nic Cheeseman and Aniko Szucs to explore how national leaders have leveraged lockdowns to consolidate their power: what tools they use, what defences citizens have and how this has played out in Hungary.
TwentyTwenty was produced and presented by Elizabeth Dykstra-Mc…
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