One Change in the World

One Change in the World

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One Change in the World episodes

  • [Full] Cosmopolitan democracy – Daniele Archibugi (Italian National Research Council and Birkbeck College, University of London)
    1. One change you wish to see in the world?
    2. Why make the world more democratic?
    3. Why more #democracy at the international level would improve democracy at the national level?
    4. More democracy globally… to the point of a #worldgovernment?
    5. Why would a centralized world government be dangerous?
    6. How centralized should #internationalinstitutions be?
    7. What went wrong with the hopes of cosmopolitan democracy?
    8. How could the #West have helped avoid a conflict with #Russia?
    9. Is #cooperation still possible between the West and Russia?
    10. #Putin is clearly responsible, but the #EU is not exempt from responsibility
    11. What Russia is losing with the war in Ukraine
    12. “The war in #Ukraine is not only criminal, it is also stupid”
    13. Putin needs to keep fighting to preserve internal support
    14. Stronger integration could have helped avoid the absurdity of the war in Ukraine
    15. “We have lost a unique historical occasion”
    16. #Money can too often decide the political process
    17. The power of money and #information, a challenge for democracies
    18. Current issues could be solved thanks to more participation in the public sphere
    19. Current problems would benefit from greater citizen participation
    20. Why the #citizen participation needed to prevent abuses of power is hard to achieve
    21. Are young people really disinterested in #politics?
    22. How to explain the increased support for democracy after the election of #populists?
    23. What to think about the low #participation in democracies?
    24. Why do we need better information on the value of public goods?
    25. Greater #responsibility: one of the keys to reviving interest in democracy?
    26. The expectations from publicly funded #university
    27. In many countries, the state pays a high price for each student
    28. All countries could benefit from #democratization, but that should be done internally
    29. What is the democratic dividend?
    30. Why does the (non-democratic) government in #China enjoy such strong support?
    31. Democracies need to bring more than #humanrights
    32. What can one individual do for cosmopolitan democracy?
    33. Why focusing on one goal to promote #cosmopolitandemocracy?
      34. foodforthought #InterestingIdeas #ChangeTheWorld

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