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Who controls our money? Will China or the West lead us into the future? Is work even meaningful anymore?
The Doha Debates Podcast brings together global voices for Majlis-style debates to tackle some of the world’s most complex questions. Guests include Yanis Varoufakis, Saifedean Ammous, David Engels, Dima Khatib and many more.
Find a new episode every Tuesday.
The Doha Debates Podcast brings together global voices for Majlis-style debates to tackle some of the world’s most complex questions. Guests include Yanis Varoufakis, Saifedean Ammous, David Engels, Dima Khatib and many more.
Find a new episode every Tuesday.
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104 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 8 มกราคม 2020
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As the saying goes: History is written by the victors. In the West, World War II was the good war; the defeat of fascism; a story about survival, liberation and sacrifice. But across Africa and Asia, the millions who fought returned to new forms of rule—not all of them favorable. As the generation …
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Today, a number of major companies have bigger balance sheets than the GDPs of entire nations. With that money comes an extraordinary amount of power. At the same time, across almost every country, governmental laws and regulations have insinuated their way into nearly every element of our lives.
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Most of us spend our lives thinking about money—how we’re earning it, how we’re spending it, how much we have and how to get more. But we rarely think about the bigger picture: What is money? How did we agree on the concept in the first place? How is it regulated, and who are those regulatory syste…
We usually think of language as a tool to express who we are and what we believe. But what if it’s the other way around? What if language actually shapes us?
In this episode, we explore whether the language(s) we speak can influence our culture, our values and even our perceptions of the world. …
Work has long been tied to social value and identity. We are told it builds character and is essential to a functional society. But in an age of hustle culture, economic insecurity and burnout, many are asking whether work is meaningful or just a means of survival.
This episode explores the meanin…
Journalism was built on a promise: uncover the truth and hold the powerful to account. Today, media company ownership is in flux, news goes global—and viral—at the touch of a screen and everyone has a platform to tell their version of events. Is that promise becoming more or less possible to keep?
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International law was built on a simple idea that even the most powerful nation-states should be bound by the same rules. But today, that idea is being challenged: Rulings go unenforced, institutions are unable or unwilling to act, and some are questioning whether the rules were truly globally appl…
For years, Western vision and values have shaped the global order. Now, China is on the rise, championing a different model. Who will lead us into the future?
In this episode, we explore these competing visions of the world and ask which one will end up on top. Is the West actually losing influenc…
Who controls our money? Will China or the West lead us into the future? Is work even meaningful anymore?
We’re back with a new season of the Doha Debates Podcast, featuring global experts tackling some of the world’s most complex questions.
Guests include Yanis Varoufakis, Saifedean Ammous, Ja…
Football (or soccer) is more than just a game; it's a global phenomenon. Today, as football club ownership, team talent and the fandom all evolve, have the meaning and merits of the sport also changed? What can we learn about ourselves and our world by examining the current state of the “beautiful …
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