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Vis a Vis

Vis a Vis

"Vis a Vis" is a new podcast produced by the Alliance Program at Columbia University. "Vis a Vis" will feature conversations that challenge our understanding of key global, economic and social issues by casting them in a transatlantic perspective. The "Vis a Vis" podcast will interrogate and contrast the perspectives of Columbia faculty with their French and European counterparts, focusing on a range of issues of urgent concern, including: climate change, migration, freedom of expression, diversity, the politics of memory, the role of culture in society, AI and the future of work, democracy and social media, participatory democracy... Guests will include a broad diversity of Columbia faculty, researchers, doctoral students, as well as French professors and scholars visiting Columbia under the Alliance Program.

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Episodi

40 episodi

  1. Decoding the Midterm Elections with Ester Fuchs 51:46
  2. Writing Colonial History 55:09
  3. Research at École Polytechnique 30:16
  4. Understanding Russia: The French Connection 41:47
  5. The Rest is Silence 40:15
  6. Research at Sciences Po 36:19
  7. Women’s Rights Today 52:34
  8. Mending The Living World – a Conversation with Corine Pelluchon 34:13
  9. News from the Extreme Universe 44:02
  10. The Era of Impostures: Beyond Identity and Polarization 31:52
  11. Can Responsible AI Make Humans More Responsible? 22:00
  12. Young Researchers Who Mend Broken Hearts 32:33
  13. Proust, A Jewish Way: A Conversation with Antoine Compagnon 31:00
  14. Knowledge is Beautiful 26:15
  15. The Rise of the French Far Right 26:57
  16. Research at Columbia 37:57
  17. New Trends in World Cinema 43:38
  18. After the Fire: Lead Pollution and Notre Dame 37:16
  19. In Search of the ‘Lost Generation’: American Writers in Paris 33:14
  20. Technopolitics: Will AI Reshape Global Power Relations? 28:11
  21. Will AI Revolutionize Transport? 26:53
  22. Can AI Help Save the Planet? 28:46
  23. Is Polarization Threatening American Democracy? 28:10
  24. Combatting Screen Addiction: A Conversation with Célia Zolynski 28:50
  25. The Ebbs and Flows of Jihadism 37:07
  26. Reproductive Rights: A New Era? Featuring Olatunde Johnson and Eleonora Bottini 29:11
  27. Reflections on Racism: A Conversation with Maboula Soumahoro 29:38
  28. Voices for the Future: The Obama Presidency Oral History 28:08
  29. Anthropocene: French Historians, François Hartog and Frédérique Aït-Touati, on Whether Humans Can Change Earth’s History 28:58
  30. Can Memory Change the Present? 39:53
  31. Can the Courts Combat Climate Change? 29:53
  32. Can Media Regulation Tackle Disinformation? 23:49
  33. Climate Change: Towards a New Paradigm? 29:03
  34. Can Slavery Be Repaired? 25:18
  35. Translation: Mending the Wounds of Colonialism 29:50
  36. Mending Hearts: A Pioneering Innovation 27:28
  37. Is India becoming an Ethnic Democracy? 26:05
  38. Iran Protests: A Feminist Social Movement 29:02
  39. Nuclear Proliferation, Close Calls, and Luck. 29:45
  40. Trailer 1:12