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Talking Policy

UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation

The UC Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC) is a multi-campus research unit in the University of California system that addresses global challenges to peace and prosperity through rigorous, policy-relevant research, training, and engagement. Talking Policy is hosted by Lindsay Shingler, Associate Director at IGCC.

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  1. Under Pressure: U.S. Election Security 32:00
  2. Under Pressure: U.S. Elections, Identity, and Emotion 29:55
  3. Under Pressure: U.S. Elections, Advertising, and the Media 30:55
  4. The Hidden Crisis Threatening American Democracy 37:25
  5. A Sea of Uncertainty: Reflections from the Northeast Asia Cooperation Dialogue 31:40
  6. Africa in the Shifting Global Order 27:15
  7. Nuclear Security in the 21st Century 36:30
  8. What Does the Future of Arms Control Hold? 29:20
  9. When Rebels Win: Power and Violence in Post-Conflict Societies 29:30
  10. The Trump Revolution—One Year Later 47:55
  11. American Party Politics and the Crisis of Representation 31:10
  12. Will China Be the Next Global Security Leader? 33:43
  13. A Philosopher's Take on Truth and Misinformation 37:25
  14. How National Labs Drive U.S. Scientific Leadership 34:20
  15. Will America Ride the Next Wave of Innovation and Growth? 38:20
  16. Sad Citizens: Democratic Engagement in Turbulent Times 38:20
  17. The India-Pakistan Crisis Reveals Shifting Geopolitical Realities 39:00
  18. Cleaning Up the Global Energy System 31:55
  19. America First vs. a Community of Shared Future: The U.S.-China Competition for Hearts and Minds 33:10
  20. The American Innovation System’s Storied History and Uncertain Future 33:35
  21. When Everyone Loses: Understanding Why Wars Start and How They End 34:25
  22. Three Years of War in Ukraine 29:50
  23. What Will the Trump Revolution Mean for the World? 36:50
  24. Book Talk: The U.S. Military's Environmental Awakening 30:05
  25. The History and Future of Presidential War Powers 37:50
  26. Stepping Back from the Nuclear Brink: A Talking Policy Roundtable 43:02
  27. Democracy and Its Discontents, Ep. 5: Living in Hope and History 37:17
  28. Democracy and Its Discontents, Ep. 4: The Allure of the Strongman 32:24
  29. Democracy and Its Discontents, Ep. 3: Division and Discord 28:44
  30. Democracy and Its Discontents, Ep. 2: Money and Power 28:36
  31. Democracy and Its Discontents, Ep. 1: The Attack on Truth 27:41
  32. Democracy and Its Discontents: An IGCC Miniseries 1:52
  33. Gray Rhinos and Black Swans: Making Sense of Rising China-U.S. Tensions 32:25
  34. How Should We Regulate Rapidly Changing AI Technologies? 36:30
  35. Understanding Democratic Disenchantment in Rich and Poor Countries 39:55
  36. Looking For Explanations: Trauma, Politics, and Polarization 29:55
  37. Where Are We Now? Two Years Since Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine 32:00
  38. The State of the World, Ep. 5: What Now? 21:40
  39. The State of the World, Ep. 4: Democracy 30:29
  40. The State of the World, Ep. 3: Climate Change 24:36
  41. The State of the World, Ep. 2: War 33:04
  42. The State of the World, Ep. 1 : China 30:39
  43. Dispatch from Taiwan: What to Know About Taiwan’s Presidential Election 26:27
  44. The State of the World: An IGCC Miniseries 3:12
  45. Book Talk: What Trade Can Teach Us About Global Cooperation 29:18
  46. Why U.S. Foreign Policy Is More Consistent Than Is Generally Assumed 30:39
  47. Book Talk: The Role of Citizens in Democratic Backsliding—and Resilience 31:05
  48. China’s Emergence as a Second Nuclear Peer 27:56
  49. The Short Read: Stephan Haggard and Robert R. Kaufman's "The Anatomy of Democratic Backsliding" 10:02
  50. Book Talk: The Benefits and Costs of India’s Internal Security Strategy 36:46