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An International Podcast and Journal on Global Affairs. —veritas vision views—

Coming soon: a discussion with Roberto Mangabeira Unger, former Minister of Strategic Affairs in Brazil and a leader of the Critical Legal Studies movement. A social theorist with more than a dozen books covering law, religion, politics, philosophy, and economics.

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Coming soon! For our third episode, we have not one, but two influential leaders joining us. Tarun Khanna is the Jorge Paulo Lemann Professor at the Harvard Business School. Yasheng Huang is a Professor of Global Economics and Management at the MIT Sloan School.

Tarun Khanna and Yasheng Huang headshot cutouts on red background.

This gong, featured in our next podcast episode, is a gift from the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia. The gong was given by then ambassador Dino Patti Djalal, who continues to be a great friend and supporter of the ASEAN and Indo-Pacific Studies Initiative.

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In the second episode of Worldviews, we are talking to Piper Campbell, Director of the ASEAN and Indo-Pacific Studies Initiative (AIPSI) and Inaugural Chair of the Department of Foreign Policy and Global Security (FPGS) at American University.

In Conversation With: Piper Campbell, picture of Piper on green background.

Our first episode is coming closer and closer. Since this is the launch of Worldviews, we have decided to drop the second episode shortly after! We hope this podcast can be a source of information and understanding, as well as spark interesting discussions both on and offline.

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In exactly ten days, the first Worldviews podcast episode will be available on Youtube and Spotify! We are excited to have this out into the world. Our platform is meant to foster discussion and broaden the scope of understanding of our world as a global society. We can't wait to hear from you.

Worldviews launching in 10 days: calendar numbers on blue background.

Behind-the-scenes footage of our first podcast episode. Our team is working hard to deliver a quality podcast with our first guest. Those with an interest in diplomacy and Islamic studies may recognize this Pakistani-American academic.

Behind-the-scenes picture of podcast filming. Two people surrounded by camera equipment.

Global interaction is greater than ever, and yet, we remain siloed, speaking only to those inhabiting the same circles. By inviting global experts to discuss issues and opportunities, Worldviews strives to bridge irreconcilable differences. Follow us to embark on a global journey.

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