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With in-depth interviews with experts and leading policymakers, Trend Lines brings World Politics Review's uncompromising analysis of international affairs to the world of podcasts.... more
FAQs about World Politics Review:How many episodes does World Politics Review have?The podcast currently has 419 episodes available.
February 05, 2016Emerging Economies Demand a New Balance of PowerWPR editor-in-chief Judah Grunstein and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the report, we are joined by Miles Kahler, to talk about the increasing influence of emerging economies on the international stage....more28minPlay
January 29, 2016Colombia's Gold Miners Between a Rock and a Hard PlaceWPR's editor-in-chief and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the report, we are joined by journalist Bargent to discuss illegal gold mining and violence in Columbia. ...more27minPlay
January 22, 2016Hip-Hop Culture and Youth Movements in SenegalWPR's editor-in-chief and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the report, we are joined by journalist and communications consultant Amanda Fortier to explore the relationship between hip-hop youth culture and politics in Senegal....more24minPlay
January 15, 2016The Challenges of Integrating Refugees Into the European UnionWPR's editor-in-chief and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the report, Human Rights Watch's Judith Sunderland joins us to discuss the challenges of integrating refugees into the European Union amidst an increasingly hostile social climate....more30minPlay
January 08, 2016Suppression of Freedom of Expression in TurkeyWPR's editor-in-chief and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the Report, Nate Schenkkan joins us to discuss the Turkish government's crackdown on independent media and freedom of expression. More info on worldpoliticsreview.com...more26minPlay
December 30, 2015Global Politics in 2015WPR's editor-in-chief Judah Grunstein and Peter Dörrie discuss the major trends that shaped 2015. More info on www.worldpoliticsreview.com...more32minPlay
December 18, 2015Myanmar's Challenging Transition From Military Dictatorship to DemocracyWPR's editor-in-chief and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the Report, Sebastian Strangio joins us to talk about the challenges of Myanmar's ongoing democratization. Find the shownotes on www.worldpoliticsreview.com...more28minPlay
December 11, 2015Can the Trans-Pacific Partnership Reinvigorate Global Trade Negotiations?In the Briefing WPR editor-in-chief Judah Grunstein and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the Report, Edward Alden of the Council on Foreign Relations joins us to give insights into global trade negotiations and how a regional trade treaty, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, could be key to reviving them.More info on www.worldpoliticsreview.com...more32minPlay
December 04, 2015Rethinking engagement with fragile statesWPR Editor-in-Chief Judah Grunstein and Peter Dörrie discuss the issues dominating global politics this week. For the Report, Ian Quick gives insights into new thinking about engaging fragile states.Find the shownotes on www.worldpoliticsreview.com...more41minPlay
FAQs about World Politics Review:How many episodes does World Politics Review have?The podcast currently has 419 episodes available.