...ights in a Dark Age: Sharing Land, Work and Craft explores how we can move from modernity’s unsustainable political economy toward a re-organization of society, driven by communit...
“We’re in a moment of superpower suicide,” says CFR democracy expert Timothy Snyder. “We are choosing to be far less powerful than we could be. We are choosing that, right? And that’s the element o...
Why the new, huge touchscreen in the 2026 Mazda CX-5 reminds us of the skinny jeans trend from 2008.
Full episode here: https://youtu.be/gYRzZjfMstg/?EXTKEY=YSOCIAL_YT
...us groupe AFD en partenariat avec Eranos.
Le progrès est au coeur du projet de modernité et façonne nos croyances et nos modes d’organisation du monde. Pourtant, notre conception...
In this new session of the "What’s going on in the world?" series of conferences, CIDOB will host a conversation with Amitav Acharya, author of the book "The Once and Future World Order: Why Global...
En esta nueva sesión del ciclo "¿Qué pasa en el mundo?", CIDOB acogerá una conversación con Amitav Acharya, autor del libro "The Once and Future World Order: Why Global Civilization Will Survive th...
How and why things are getting better (not worse), on a global scale, and why nostalgia can trick us into thinking it’s not, from Stefan Sagmeister’s Long Now Talk.
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Az V. Ifjúsági Klímavédelmi Találkozón Takács-Sánta András humánökológus Simon-Demény Luca, az UNICEF Magyarország Fiatal Nagykövetének társaságában körbejárta, hogy a jelenlegi globális környezeti...
On this week’s show, Milan sits down with the novelist Karan Mahajan. Karan is an associate professor in Literary Arts at Brown University and the author of the books Family Planning and The Associ...
Tomorrow we are premiering a new series on #TheContext!
“Democracy, Under Construction” commemorates America’s 250th anniversary by focusing on the moments when our country became a more inclusi...
...and digital overload are making your life feel more empty, not more fulfilled?
Modern consumer culture tells you to buy more, watch more, want more, and keep going. Social media ...
In this lecture, Ivan Krastev explores the end of the long 20th century and what it means for today’s world. Moving beyond the optimism of 1989 and the so-called “end of history,” he argues that we...
TOKYO, February 25, 2026 — From Ivy Style rebels in 1960s Ginza to today’s algorithm-driven hits, how did culture shift from risk-taking to risk management? W. David Marx examines the fading t...
Planetary consciousness, Indy Johar says, comes with new responsibility. The task before us is not simply to survive, but to reimagine civilization as a planetary project.
Indy Johar is an acclai...
Indy Johar pointed to the first photographs of the whole Earth taken from space. “This was the moment the planet became self-aware."
This planetary consciousness came with new responsibility, he a...
The most prosperous of civilizations were the most open. The Romans, for example, expanded their empire by integrating the populations they conquered, creating a melting pot of new ideas. Johan Nor...
Reimagining the American City ft. Jan Sramek, Founder & CEO, California Forever | Betting on America
On January 26, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. ET, Jan Sramek, CEO of California Forever, joins Navin Girishankar on Betting on America to discuss how his company is reimagining the American city, how the U.S....
MUMBAI, January 8, 2026 — Authors Arvind Subramanian and Devesh Kapur discuss their new book, “A Sixth of Humanity: India’s Development Odyssey,” exploring the unique intersection of India's "preco...
Crazy Town: Episode 115. Toasting Bread Is WAY Harder Than You Think: The Challenges of a Renewable Energy Future