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In this episode I discuss the state of Global Conflict in 2022, exploring the five conflicts I expect to develop or deteriorate further in the coming year. The original article from the poLit website, including references and citations, can be found here. Visit the poLit website at www.thinkpolit.com.

In this episode we will discuss the politics of networked global protest through the lens of Ivan Krastev's 2014 work 'Democracy Disrupted'. The original article from the poLit website may be found here. Don't forget to check out the website at: www.thinkpolit.com. Samples taken from: Middle East Eye, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, South China Morning Post, and Global News. 

In this episode, the concept of 'State Oppression' is unpacked and distinguished from 'State Coercion'. This episode was taken from the article 'To The Whetstone: On State Coercion and Oppression' on the poLit website at www.thinkpolit.com. 

In this episode I am joined by Mike Wendling of @BBCTrending to talk about the Alt-Right and Online Conspiracy Culture in the age of COVID-19. For the poLit website, go to www.thinkpolit.com. Mike's book on the Alt-Right can be found here and he can be contacted on Twitter @mwendling.

In this episode we will explore how to conceptualise 'State Coercion' and what such coercion implies. The essay this episode was taken from can be found here and on the poLit website: www.thinkpolit.com. 

In this episode Dr. Adam B. Lerner discusses the notion of the state as a conscious entity, alongside the site of intersection between International Relations Theory and the Philosophy of Mind. The poLit website may he found at: http://www.thinkpolit.com/. Dr. Lerner can be contacted on Twitter: @AdamBLerner. 

In this short episode we will discuss Marc Augé's anthropological notion of 'non-place' and this concept it links to the politics of super-modernity, terrorism and biopower. Check out the poLit website at: http://www.thinkpolit.com/ and the article from which this episode was taken, entitled: Into The Space Between Spaces, Non-Place and Terrorism.

In this episode I am joined by Dr. Ari Jerrems to discuss International Urban Politics and The Politics of The Neighbour. The poLit website may be found at: http://www.thinkpolit.com/. Dr. Jerrems may be found on Twitter: @AriJerrems.

In this episode, I will be discussing part two of the extent to which art can be separated from artist, using the thought of Arendt, Gadamer, Heidegger and Barthes to help us along. For the original essay this episode is taken from, alongside references and more content, check out the poLit site at: http://www.thinkpolit.com/2021/10/on-separating-art-from-artist-immanence.html. The poLit website may be found at: http://www.thinkpolit.com/. Cameron Maltwood can be contacted on Twitter @thehalfscot.

In this episode, I will be discussing the extent to which art can be separated from artist, using the thought of Arendt, Gadamer, Heidegger and Barthes to help us along. For the original essay this episode is taken from, alongside references and more content, check out the poLit site at: http://www.thinkpolit.com/2021/10/on-separating-art-from-artist-immanence.html. The poLit website may be found at: http://www.thinkpolit.com/. Cameron Maltwood can be contacted on Twitter @thehalfscot.