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Episode 160: Kremlinology and the Free Speech Conundrum
Relevant Reading:
The Kremlin Intrigue Behind the Anti-Corruption Protests
Damir Marusic & Karina Orlova
How Not to Defend Free Speech
Martha Bayles
Good evening, listeners! We have an excellent show for you today.
First, TAI Executive Editor (and TAI Podcast producer) Damir Marusic makes his debut appearance on the show to discuss Russia’s recent anti-corruption protests, and why this story is more about Kremlin intrigue than a populist uprising.
Then, Martha Bayles, who teaches at Boston College and is a visiting scholar at the Hudson Institute, takes a look at the thorny issue of free speech on campuses today, making the case for a need to rely more on civility than legal action.
Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, where you can leave a review, and follow Damir Marusic @dmarusic, Martha Bayles @BaylesMartha, and Richard Aldous @RJAldous on Twitter.
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By The American InterestRelevant Reading:
The Kremlin Intrigue Behind the Anti-Corruption Protests
Damir Marusic & Karina Orlova
How Not to Defend Free Speech
Martha Bayles
Good evening, listeners! We have an excellent show for you today.
First, TAI Executive Editor (and TAI Podcast producer) Damir Marusic makes his debut appearance on the show to discuss Russia’s recent anti-corruption protests, and why this story is more about Kremlin intrigue than a populist uprising.
Then, Martha Bayles, who teaches at Boston College and is a visiting scholar at the Hudson Institute, takes a look at the thorny issue of free speech on campuses today, making the case for a need to rely more on civility than legal action.
Be sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, where you can leave a review, and follow Damir Marusic @dmarusic, Martha Bayles @BaylesMartha, and Richard Aldous @RJAldous on Twitter.