Kellogg's Global Politics

By Anita Kellogg

Dr. Anita and Ryan Kellogg — experts in International Relations, Political Economy, and Energy— break down the international news shaping our world, with the lively debates you’d expect from two pe

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December 29, 2021Reflecting on Global Politics in 2021
In this episode, we look back at two of the more consequential foreign policy issues facing the US today: the global pandemic and the emerging strategy to deal with a rising China. In addition, we give an update on the Russia-Ukraine crisis and the recent buzz about a nuclear energy renaissance.
Topics and Timestamps:
3:40 - Russia-Ukraine
13:00 - Nuclear and LNG
26:30 Global Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution
40:30 Great Power Politics and U.S. China Strategy

Articles Mentioned in Episode:
Russia Ukraine crisis
Russia Issues Lists of Demands (The Guardian)
Nato open to dialogue with Russia on European security demands (FT)
Energy in Focus: Nuclear power renewal and Surging LNG Demand
Is Nuclear Energy Green? (WaPo)
US-China gas deals defy tensions between world powers (FT)
Covid and Vaccine Diplomacy
Vaccine Diplomacy sees Nicaragua cut ties with Taiwan for Covid shots (The Brazilian Report)
Doubts over efficacy of Chinese vaccines stoke anxiety at home and abroad (FT)
How the faltering global vaccination effort paved the way for alarming variants (Vox)
Moderna's missteps undermine US vaccine diplomacy (The Hill)
China Grand Strategy
The Inevitable Rivalry (John Mearsheimer; Foreign Affairs)
Jiakun Jack Zhang (University of Kansas) “Assessing the Trade War’s Impact on Foreign Invested Enterprises in China” Conference Paper International Studies Association Annual Conference 2021

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December 14, 2021Is Russia Preparing for War?
Welcome to the official launch of our podcast on global affairs. In this episode, we discuss recent international news stories, beginning with the decision to increase the oil supply and its impact on inflation. We also cover Biden’s Democracy Summit and the diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics by the United States. We then turn to a more in-depth conversation on the implications of the build-up of 175,000 Russian troops along the Ukraine-Russia border. Additionally, Anita discusses her new role as a Brzezinski Postdoctoral Fellow in Foreign Policy and National Security at John Hopkins (SAIS)’s Foreign Policy Institute in Washington DC.
Timestamps:
5:30 Inflation and OPEC+ decision on production quotas
12:00 Biden’s Democracy Summit
20:30 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and the Diplomatic Boycott
32:00 Russian troop build-up at the Ukrainian Border
Articles Mentioned in Episode
OPEC+ Decision on Production Quotas
OPEC+ output hike gamble pays off as oil prices recover (Reuters)
Democracy Summit
Global Views of Biden’s Democracy Summit (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)
Ahead of Biden’s Democracy Summit, China Says: We’re Also a Democracy (NY Times)
Why China Is Freaking Out Over Biden’s Democracy Summit (Foreign Policy)
2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and the Diplomatic Boycott
Do boycotts of sports events, such as the Beijing winter Olympics, work? (The Economist)
What the US’s diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Olympics does — and doesn’t — mean (Vox)
Russia-Ukraine Crisis
Wait, is Russia going to invade Ukraine? (Vox)
How the United States Can Break Putin’s Hold on Ukraine (Alexander Vindman; NY Times)
How might allies respond if Russia invades Ukraine? (Defense News)
The US can't deter a Russian invasion of Ukraine — and shouldn't even try (The Hill)
Ukraine: Putin’s Unfinished Business (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)

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February 16, 2021The Lasting Harm of Trump’s Foreign Policy (Part 2)
In this episode, we conclude our discussion about the legacy of Trump’s foreign policy with a focus on China and the Middle East. Did Trump provide a valuable reset to the US’s China policy, or was it a series of missed opportunities? Could you characterize his Middle East policy as a success? Plus, listen to Anita and Ryan offer their take on the January 6th insurrection at the Capitol and its implications abroad.

This episode was recorded on January 17, 2021

Topics Discussed in this Episode
The January 6th insurrection at the Capitol
Trump and China: Missed Opportunities or an Invaluable Reset?
The Middle East: Trump’s one clear success?
Final thoughts on the Trump FP legacy

Articles Mentioned in Episode
Trump’s Foreign-Policy Adventures Haven’t All Flopped (Foreign Policy)
US election: Trump's China policy is here to stay, no matter who wins (Nikkei Asia)
Officials Push U.S.-China Relations Toward Point of No Return (NY Times)
Will Trump's major foreign policy legacy be Israel and Palestine? (The Guardian)
EU - China trade and investment
China - Trade - Europen Commission
China edges past US as Europe’s top trade partner

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February 05, 2021The Lasting Harm of Trump’s Foreign Policy (Part 1)
Welcome to Kellogg’s Global Politics, a podcast on US foreign policy in a post-Trump world. In this inaugural episode co-hosts, Anita and Ryan, look back on the last 4 years and highlight the key events of the Trumpist foreign policy and its lasting impact on the world.

This episode was recorded on January 4, 2021

Topics Discussed in this Episode
Overall thoughts on Trump administration’s foreign policy and key themes
Populism and the backlash against globalization
Trump's worldview and personal economics
Lasting harm of Trump's Foreign Policy

Articles Mentioned in Episode
Americans' Views on Trade in the Trump Era (Gallup)
Status threat, not economic hardship, explains the 2016 presidential vote (PNAS Article)
Present at the Disruption (Richard Haas, Foreign Affairs)
Global trade is booming — just without the U.S. (Fareed Zakaria, WaPo)

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