Negotiating Ideas

Negotiating Ideas

By Negotiating IdeasSociety & CultureDocumentary
Download on the App Store

Negotiating Ideas episodes

  • The Taliban Courts and Legal System
    Omar Sadr and Adam Baczko discuss the Taliban courts and how their legal outlook provided them a breakthrough in the conflict. Originally published in French and recently translated into English by Oxford University Press in ...
    1 hr 16 min
  • Liberalism Against Itself
    Samuel Moyn and Omar Sadr discuss failures of Cold War liberalism and the challenges of contemporary liberalism. Samuel Moyn is the Kent Professor of Law and History at Yale University. Trained in modern European intellectual ...
    51 min
  • Being a Refugee Scholar in America
    Omar Sadr discusses how refugee academics navigated the American academia with Halil Yenigun and Alfred Babo. Alfred is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Fairfield University, Connecticut. Halil is the Associate Director of the Abbasi ...
    1 hr 30 min
  • Academic Freedom and Scholars in Exile
    Omar Sadr discusses the status of scholars in exile with Dr Mirwais Balkhi and Dr Bashir Mobasher. As we are getting close to the second anniversary of the Negotiating Ideas Podcast in July and the ...
    1 hr 1 min
  • Secularism and Islam
    Omar Sadr and Nader Hashemi discuss Islam and democracy. Nader Hashemi is the Director of the Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding and an Associate Professor of Middle East and Islamic Politics at the Edmund A. ...
    55 min
  • Consociational democracy for Afghanistan
    Omar Sadr talks to⁠ Haqmal Daudzai on consociational democracy in Afghanistan Dr. Haqmal Daudzai is a researcher at the Dutch Royal Academy in Amsterdam, Netherlands. His book, The Statebuilding Dilemma in Afghanistan, the state governmental design ...
    42 min

About Negotiating Ideas

From the publisher's feed

Negotiating Ideas is a Podcast about liberty, democracy, and pluralism in Afghanistan and around the world. I am Omar Sadr, a scholar in exile, forced to flee my homeland overnight due to the…