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The Next Debate
The Munk Debates
6 episodes
8 months ago
A bi-monthly interview series from The Munk Debates, featuring past and future debaters on issues and ideas driving public debate. The interviews will be published in the Saturday Globe and Mail. Full length podcasts of each interview will also be made available.
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A bi-monthly interview series from The Munk Debates, featuring past and future debaters on issues and ideas driving public debate. The interviews will be published in the Saturday Globe and Mail. Full length podcasts of each interview will also be made available.
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The future of protest and revolution with Micah White
The Next Debate
25 minutes 16 seconds
9 years ago
The future of protest and revolution with Micah White
Are we living in a post-revolutionary age? From the Arab Spring uprisings in the Middle East to Occupy Wall Street movement in the West, mass social movements have failed spectacularly in recent years to achieve meaningful and lasting social change. Author and activist Micah White thinks mass movements today are fundamentally misunderstanding the task before them. Success isn’t getting tens of thousands of people out in the public square in non-violent protest. Instead it is it creating a mass global movement that a seize the machinery of government peacefully through the ballot box. Only then is real social change a possibility in our time.
The Next Debate
A bi-monthly interview series from The Munk Debates, featuring past and future debaters on issues and ideas driving public debate. The interviews will be published in the Saturday Globe and Mail. Full length podcasts of each interview will also be made available.