Part 2 of this episode will further discuss the effects of the pandemic on the international economy. The past year has seen not only the acceleration of technology but also a change in labor force. What do these changes mean for the long-term outlook? Join us again for a discussion with Professor Thomas Groll. 

COVID-19 has had huge implications for the global economy along with US-China Trade tensions, COVID-19’s economic shock, stimulus packages, supply chain vulnerabilities, and uncertain political order. Is the macroeconomic order fundamentally changing due to these issues? Join us for a two-part conversation with Professor Thomas Groll.

2020 was full of incredible acts of advocacy and activism across the globe. The advocacy sphere has evolved with technology and media coverage, but activists are battling “empathy fatigue” in the world of “clicktivism”. In particular, sports activism is gaining traction with the upcoming global sports events. Join ABROADcast's conversation with Professor Minky Worden for more insight on this topic. 

The debate on the future of conflicts has remained cyclical over the last 30 years. The Journal of International Affairs interviews Professor Stephen Biddle to weigh in on the debate. In this podcast, we explore how academia, technology, and geopolitics can influence policymakers and the evolving debate on the future of conflict in the 21st century.