Linda Jacobson's guest appearances

Linda Jacobson

UNSW Centre for Ideas

LabChats

Chuck Klosterman

Ashton Applewhite

Pankaj Mishra

Stephen Fry

Thomas Piketty

Paul Bloom

Rutger Bregman

Rowan Williams

Julia Gillard

Daniel Dennett

Kate Devlin

Angela Saini

Angela Nagle

Michael Horn

Germaine Greer

OwlTail

Linda Jacobson is a Senior Writer for The 74, who discusses how the budgetary impact of the pandemic will continue long after the students return to campus.   Only time will tell what education gap has occurred and the resources needed to close it. https://www.the74million.org/article/caught-in-a-financial-triple-squeeze-districts-could-see-annual-costs-of-2500-per-student-to-address-pandemic-related-learning-loss/

Linda Jacobson is a Senior Writer for The 74, who discusses how the budgetary impact of the pandemic will continue long after the students return to campus.   Only time will tell what education gap has occurred and the resources needed to close it. <a href="https://www.the74million.org/article/caught-in-a-financial-triple-squeeze-districts-could-see-annual-costs-of-2500-per-student-to-address-pandemic-related-learning-loss/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.the74million.org/article/caught-in-a-financial-triple-squeeze-districts-could-see-annual-costs-of-2500-per-student-to-address-pandemic-related-learning-loss/</a>

S1:E5 Linda Jacobson - Budget cuts will continue long after the pandemic

Zhao Hai

Adam Ni

We are frequently told that we may have to make a strategic choice between the US and China. With these two options in front of us, a third choice, ‘sit on the fence and hope for the best’ has probably been the most popular position. But as China’s rise continues and the US retreats, do our strategic interests lie in a positive alignment with our region’s traditional power? Could an alliance between Australia and China be founded on shared interests – despite underlying cultural and political differences? Trade, investment and partnerships have already bound our destiny to China’s in a way that no amount of political posturing can undo. Is it time to stop sitting on the fence and choose China?Chaired by Jason Yat-sen Li, Chairman of Vantage Asia Holdings.

We are frequently told that we may have to make a strategic choice between the US and China. With these two options in front of us, a third choice, ‘sit on the fence and hope for the best’ has probably been the most popular position. But as China’s rise continues and the US retreats, do our strategic interests lie in a positive alignment with our region’s traditional power? Could an alliance between Australia and China be founded on shared interests – despite underlying cultural and political differences? Trade, investment and partnerships have already bound our destiny to China’s in a way that no amount of political posturing can undo. Is it time to stop sitting on the fence and choose China? Chaired by Jason Yat-sen Li, Chairman of Vantage Asia Holdings.

Zhao Hai, Linda Jacobson, Adam Ni: Choose China