One of my missions is to bring Ukrainian topics into global conversations and debates. To this end, I have already conducted dozens of podcast conversations with leading intellectuals from around the world on @ukraine_world , the English-language platform I lead. And I intend to develop this further.
A large part of this work is my podcast series Thinking in Dark Times. You can support it at https://t.co/HkYznDB6Bg
My latest guest was @FareedZakaria , a prominent Indian-born American intellectual and journalist, and one of CNN’s leading voices.
https://t.co/dGIAvvtIsk
You might also be interested in:
1. @TimothyDSnyder
We’ve had six or seven conversations in total, practically one every year.
- On the deep layers of Ukrainian history
https://t.co/jxl0EgynCc
- On why history matters
https://t.co/KvYGetvn34
- On freedom
https://t.co/VLYNahNwH6
- On freedom, once again
https://t.co/66Y8MiVS3l
- And yet another conversation on freedom (in Kharkiv)
https://t.co/JBED5IEXaE
- On values
https://t.co/bvnqU4HSRL
2. Anne Applebaum, @anneapplebaum
- On Trumpism and Russia (our conversation at Lviv Media Forum)
https://t.co/5FFfH0pfpR
- On autocracies
https://t.co/g05qG1gMqh
- On the importance of Ukrainian resistance
https://t.co/0d0ZpjS964
3. Timothy Garton Ash, @fromTGA
- On how Ukraine is changing Europe
https://t.co/LtpCbTj674
- On Ukraine’s role in Europe
https://t.co/LtpCbTj674
4. Marci Shore, @marci_shore
- On resistance vs. nihilism (at the Frankfurt Book Fair, together with Kateryna Mishchenko)
https://t.co/2vhiifP7yN
- On Hannah Arendt (at the Kyiv Book Arsenal)
https://t.co/V44EESMoZr
- On Eastern Europe
https://t.co/sJ6hyIFAHh
- On Ukraine and resistance — our conversation with her and Timothy Snyder at Yale University
https://t.co/wu2YvOhwPA
5. Margaret Atwood, @MargaretAtwood
- On the fragility of freedom
https://t.co/YvKdAUlEW6
6. David Wengrow @davidwengrow
- On the Cucuteni-Trypillia culture and human prehistory
https://t.co/GmOdiLt852
7. David Rieff
- On rethinking the intellectual legacy of the 20th century (together with Tetyana Ogarkova)
https://t.co/qesL4WfZPD
8. Pascal Bruckne
- On why Europe needs to wake up
https://t.co/20Zu5y3Ryd
9. Michael Khodarkovsky (an American historian of Ukrainian origin)
- On the steppe roots of Russian imperialism
https://t.co/20Zu5y3Ryd
10. Myroslav Shkandrij @myroshk
- On why Russia fears Ukrainian literature
https://t.co/xnIIj9shmI
11. Niall Ferguson @nfergus
- On empires and world history
https://t.co/579zG4fCaN
12. Botakoz Kassymbekova
- On colonialism and its different forms
https://t.co/2mjb59NvdW
13. Joseph Stiglitz @JosephEStiglitz
- On neoliberalism and its mistakes
https://t.co/oxGqyaov0f
14. Gillian Tett (Financial Times) @gilliantett
- On anthropology and imperialism
https://t.co/Uq81GVKBT1
And there is much more interesting content to explore.
The podcasts are available on many platforms. You can choose whichever works best for you:
https://t.co/38og4MgeAB
or
https://t.co/0dTwRSSRw8
Support: https://t.co/zgJo29gLDq
We lost David Graeber six years ago today, but the work is unstoppable. He’d have wanted me to hurry up and get on with the next instalment of our new history of humanity, so .. it’s back to work. RIP, dear David.
Solid proof that this place is now effectively dead for those of us without blue ticks: a few years ago I’d have been flooded with comments/suggestions (kindly don’t respond to or like this post, as it would weaken my point.)
‘Fire Tribes and Stateless Worlds,’ my dialogue with the brilliant Indonesian anarchist writer Bima Satria Putra is now published in @e_flux
Grateful to Stevphen Shukaitis for making this possible.
https://t.co/SygUGGJCKa
I’m very honoured to be giving the CENIEH Distinguished Annual Lecture in Burgos next month. My topic: ‘The Role of Image Systems in Human Evolution and History.’
@CENIEH@ucl
Further details:
https://t.co/H40xZ16bHF