Civics and Cynics- an academics’s perspective on global politics in the digital age, is a podcast series hosted by academics which explores the role of technology in politics.
Our conversations feature insights from leading experts, including political scientists, technology experts, journalists, academics and activists who are at the forefront of these changes. We will share case studies from around the world with diverse perspectives on how different countries navigate the digital political landscape.
Through our thoughtful analysis and lively discussions, we aim to shed light on the intricate ways digital technology shapes our political realities. We will explore not just what is happening today, but what might be on the horizon as technology continues to evolve and influence the world of politics.
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Civics and Cynics- an academics’s perspective on global politics in the digital age, is a podcast series hosted by academics which explores the role of technology in politics.
Our conversations feature insights from leading experts, including political scientists, technology experts, journalists, academics and activists who are at the forefront of these changes. We will share case studies from around the world with diverse perspectives on how different countries navigate the digital political landscape.
Through our thoughtful analysis and lively discussions, we aim to shed light on the intricate ways digital technology shapes our political realities. We will explore not just what is happening today, but what might be on the horizon as technology continues to evolve and influence the world of politics.
This episode hosted by Dr Jamie Ranger and Dr. Umer Jan features guests: Niamh Cashell, a politics phD candidate at the University of Manchester and Oly Durose, a political writer and media communications officer for the former Labour Party leader. The episode delves into the aftermath of the UK's recent general election, highlighting the Conservative Party's historic defeat and Labour's victory despite a fragmented electorate and low voter turnout. The discussion also explores how emerging technologies, such as AI and social media, influenced the campaign, while raising concerns about the future of political communication and governance in the UK.
Civics and Cynics
Civics and Cynics- an academics’s perspective on global politics in the digital age, is a podcast series hosted by academics which explores the role of technology in politics.
Our conversations feature insights from leading experts, including political scientists, technology experts, journalists, academics and activists who are at the forefront of these changes. We will share case studies from around the world with diverse perspectives on how different countries navigate the digital political landscape.
Through our thoughtful analysis and lively discussions, we aim to shed light on the intricate ways digital technology shapes our political realities. We will explore not just what is happening today, but what might be on the horizon as technology continues to evolve and influence the world of politics.
