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Critical Edge #45 - Joseph Nye

Joseph Nye is an American political scientist known for his work on US foreign policy and power dynamics. He is also a Harvard University professor who coined the term ‘soft power’ in reference to a country’s ability to influence others through gentle persuasion rather than coercion. In this exclu…

Christopher Walker Revisits Sharp Power

Sharp power seeks to exploit the openness of free societies because their institutions are open. Christopher Walker Christopher Walker, a leading expert on authoritarian influence, returns to the origins of the concept of "sharp power," a term he helped develop to distinguish coercive and manipulat…

Sing a song of ding-dong

We live in dangerous times. Our honour and heritage is at stake, our cultural identity, the acclaim of others, our very place in the modern world, all of this, is in jeopardy. What is right, honourable, worthy of respect is under scrutiny and it might not pass muster. Yes, the Eurovision Song Conte…

Nobody Likes Germany Anymore #146

This week covers three topics that, at first glance, have nothing to do with each other. They are all the same story. We start with Germany's failure to secure a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council, losing out to Austria and Portugal in a vote that sent shockwaves through German politics …

How to start an export boom

This interview was conducted by Exporters Without Borders (ESF), which incubates entrepreneurs to start new export industries in low and middle income countries. The video version of this podcast, an accompanying article, and their ongoing research are at exporterswithoutborders.comThomas Kehler …

Music Blocked at the Border: Modern China-Japan Relations and Music Contextualization

Welcome to our 3rd episode of Echo: From Where We Stand! When a concert is canceled for political reasons, does the music itself become political—or is it the surrounding context? Why do governments use cultural events as leverage, and who ultimately bears the cost? Can attraction (soft power) …

Pushed and Pulled: Music as Diplomacy during the Cold War

Welcome to Echo: From Where We Stand! In this episode, we'll dive into a fascinating slice of Cold War history: how the United States used jazz as a foreign policy tool — and whether the rest of the world simply accepted it or pushed back in their own way. Was American music a weapon of soft power,…

298 - Professor Klaus Schwab, Founder, CEO: Power Series, World Economic Forum (WEF), Schwab Academy - Power

Let us know your thoughts. Send us a Text Message. Follow me to see #HeadsTalk Podcast Audiograms every Monday on LinkedIn Episode Title: 🇨🇭Power🇨🇭 The return of the Heads Talk® Power Series begins with a bang and a fitting question: When power changes hands, what changes with it? After a long sum…

What Next? Trump and Asia

Sponsored by the Harvard University Asia-related Centers, this event is the first in a new series on the Asia-Pacific during Trump’s presidency. Speakers: Joseph Nye, University Distinguished Service Professor, Harvard University Ezra Vogel, Henry Ford II Professor of the Social Sciences Emeritus,…

#21 - Joseph S. Nye - Civilization In The American Century : The Good, The Bad And The World That Lies Ahead

  In season 2, we kick-off with America's foremost foreign policy scholar, Dr. Joseph Nye, the former Assistant Secretary of Defense and former Dean of Harvard Kennedy School of Government, to talk about how the American Century has shaped our civilization and what lies ahead in the road.   Dr. …