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In a year in which half the world votes, India, the largest democracy, stands out. Ethnic tensions, nationalist rhetoric, and concerns about the influence of AI and other misinformation campaigns form a tense background for this spring's election. What is the historical context for such a[...]
Journalists On the Front Lines: A Year of War and Conflict
Join a panel of expert journalists from around the world as they discuss their coverage of the defining conflict of our time: the Israel-Hamas war. This panel will be moderated by New York Times opinion columnist and former foreign correspondent Lydia Polgreen.
This event kicks off the IOP’s[...]
Are Liberals Now Illiberal?
While Democrats and Republicans have been deeply divided for a century and the right has largely coalesced around Trumpism, the newest political rift has formed within the political left. The latest, and perhaps most politically consequential battle has formed around the war in the Middle East, but[...]
Samar Ali | Difficult Conversations in Difficult Times: Roadmaps Toward Better Discourse
IOP Fellow Samar Ali on "Difficult Conversations in Difficult Times: Roadmaps Toward Better Discourse"
*This seminar is open to the public
What are the specific techniques and skills that we all need right now to truly listen to one another and to honestly confront our own multitude of[...]
Does the Truth Still Matter: In Conversation with Chris Christie
No Republican politician illustrates the power and peril of Donald Trump and his takeover of the G.O.P. quite like New Jersey's two-term governor, Chris Christie. Christie, once the exemplar of Republican pugilism, went from competitor to wingman in Trump's successful rise to the presidency only to[...]
Frank Bruni: The Age of Grievance (A Live Taping of the AxeFiles)
In his new book, New York Times columnist Frank Bruni examines how perpetual grievance has come to define our political culture on both sides of the aisle. How do we sort grievance as an agent of needed change from invented, ostentatious outrage? Where is the path out of this zero sum game, in[...]