How Animal Encounters Shape Landscape Value in Patagonia

Environmental Crisis and the Nature of Cinema

Will China Save the World on Climate?

State-Level Action on Climate and Clean Air

Journey into Amazonia and Earth Ethics from Indigenous Perspectives

How Can Cinema Help Us Think about the Anthropocene?

The Greening of International Literary Studies

Faith in God

Thirty Years After the Wall Fell

The Fall of the Berlin Wall—and the Rise of the Border?

The BYU Kennedy Center for International Studies regularly hosts scholars and international representatives who deliver speeches and presentations on the topics of their specialties.

Economics, politics, international affairs, history, environmental issues, human rights, arts, literature, philosophy all are represented in this podcast.  This is a series for those who are interested in people, places, and ideas.

Broad range of topics

I took this seminar at BYU as a freshman in 1998 and I was happy to discover this podcast a couple of years ago. After listening to it for about a year, though, I am very sad to find out that the Left has managed to thoroughly infect the Department of International Affairs at BYU. I&#39;m not irritated that topics are presented from a Leftist point of view (yay, First Amendment!), but rather, because there is no balance or opposing point of view presented. Whether discussing environmentalism, the North Korean regime, the conflicts in Israel, etc., listeners will get just one perspective, and that is from the American-disparaging, Christianaphobic Left. What a disappointment to learn that BYU students are being inundated with the typical one-sided drivel taught at 99% of American universities today.

The Leftists have infected BYU, too

BYU Kennedy Center Lectures

Global Development

Political Strategy

Don’t Fence Me In

Acting Like God and Not Like Pharaoh

Trump’s Trade Wars

The Legacy of the Great War

Translation and the Semiotics of Migrants’ Visibility

Understanding Syria through Refugees’ Stories

Segregation by Design

Bridges and Walls at the U.S.–Mexico Border

Hadrian’s Wall

Hunger Games

An Equivocal Reading of 1 Samuel 1

Democratizing the Party

Looking at Lina

Gender Quotas and Democratic Participation

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