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The EI Podcast

En podcast av: Engelsberg Ideas

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The double agent who introduced Japan to the West
Publicerades 2025-11-13

Andrew Ross Sorkin on lessons from the Wall Street Crash
Publicerades 2025-11-05
1821 and the invention of world order
Publicerades 2025-10-30
The growing-pains of Graham Greene
Publicerades 2025-10-23
The Slavic War according to Stalin
Publicerades 2025-10-16
A warning to the young: just say no to AI
Publicerades 2025-10-09
The Slow Horses are Britain’s perfect spies
Publicerades 2025-10-02
Stephen Kotkin on a new age of warfare
Publicerades 2025-09-25
The Great French Songbook
Publicerades 2025-09-18
Our attention dilemma is age-old
Publicerades 2025-09-11
How the state can do more for less
Publicerades 2025-09-04
The espionage revolution
Publicerades 2025-08-28
Graham Greene's Vietnam
Publicerades 2025-08-21
How the Nazis weaponised Charlemagne
Publicerades 2025-08-14
Why do we get the wrong leaders?
Publicerades 2025-08-07
Why liberal democracies win total wars
Publicerades 2025-07-31
No more Napoleons: British grand strategy in the 19th century
Publicerades 2025-07-24
The rift that doomed the Confederacy
Publicerades 2025-07-17
The Trial at 100: revisiting Kafka’s prophetic masterpiece
Publicerades 2025-07-10
How the Knights Templars conquered Christendom
Publicerades 2025-07-03
The lost art of chorography
Publicerades 2025-06-26
1975, the year that made the modern world
Publicerades 2025-06-19
How Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin fought Hitler – and each other
Publicerades 2025-06-12
What happened to the politician’s moustache?
Publicerades 2025-06-05
The strange death of squalor
Publicerades 2025-05-29
Why Finns joined the fight
Publicerades 2025-05-22
The West’s lust for liberty
Publicerades 2025-05-15
Christianity and the creation of England
Publicerades 2025-05-08
How the liberation of France shaped the modern world
Publicerades 2025-05-01
China vs the WTO: The Inside Story
Publicerades 2025-04-24
Madame Bovary and the problem of desire
Publicerades 2025-04-17
The German key to European liberty
Publicerades 2025-04-11
The making of Trump's worldview
Publicerades 2025-04-10
How Russia negotiates
Publicerades 2025-04-04
Liberty under attack
Publicerades 2025-03-28
The uses of comedy
Publicerades 2025-03-27
Gazing back to see China’s future
Publicerades 2025-03-21
The myth of Venice
Publicerades 2025-03-14
Spartacus, history’s nowhere man
Publicerades 2025-03-07
How a Second Cold War could have been averted
Publicerades 2025-02-28
The case for Classical music
Publicerades 2025-02-27
Ukraine's rich history of resistance
Publicerades 2025-02-21
The global threat to liberty
Publicerades 2025-02-14
The myth and magic of spy fiction
Publicerades 2025-02-13
How the GDR fell in love with the West
Publicerades 2025-02-07
Pittacus, the good tyrant
Publicerades 2025-02-06
The power of shareholder democracy
Publicerades 2025-01-31
The dawn of the post-literate society
Publicerades 2025-01-30
What drives Vladimir Putin?
Publicerades 2025-01-24
Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, rocket man
Publicerades 2025-01-23
Liberty in the shadow of Bonaparte
Publicerades 2025-01-17
The case for Classics
Publicerades 2025-01-16
How 1970s California created the modern world
Publicerades 2025-01-10
Guittone d’Arezzo, Dante’s forgotten muse
Publicerades 2025-01-09
EI Weekly Listen — Alexander McCall Smith on the writer's right to speak freely
Publicerades 2024-12-20
EI Talks... the Vietnam War with Fredrik Logevall
Publicerades 2024-12-19
EI Weekly Listen — Kori Schake on the price of freedom
Publicerades 2024-12-13
EI Portraits — Paul Lay on Thomas Gage, a man of unintended consequences
Publicerades 2024-12-12
EI Weekly Listen — David Butterfield on Epicurus, Lucretius, and the myth of mythlessness
Publicerades 2024-12-06
The problem with VAR
Publicerades 2024-12-05

331 Avsnitt

The double agent who introduced Japan to the West

Andrew Ross Sorkin on lessons from the Wall Street Crash

1821 and the invention of world order

The growing-pains of Graham Greene

The Slavic War according to Stalin

A warning to the young: just say no to AI

The Slow Horses are Britain’s perfect spies

Stephen Kotkin on a new age of warfare

The Great French Songbook

Our attention dilemma is age-old

How the state can do more for less

The espionage revolution

Graham Greene's Vietnam

How the Nazis weaponised Charlemagne

Why do we get the wrong leaders?

Why liberal democracies win total wars

No more Napoleons: British grand strategy in the 19th century

The rift that doomed the Confederacy

The Trial at 100: revisiting Kafka’s prophetic masterpiece

How the Knights Templars conquered Christendom

The lost art of chorography

1975, the year that made the modern world

How Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin fought Hitler – and each other

What happened to the politician’s moustache?

The strange death of squalor

Why Finns joined the fight

The West’s lust for liberty

Christianity and the creation of England

How the liberation of France shaped the modern world

China vs the WTO: The Inside Story

Madame Bovary and the problem of desire

The German key to European liberty

The making of Trump's worldview

How Russia negotiates

Liberty under attack

The uses of comedy

Gazing back to see China’s future

The myth of Venice

Spartacus, history’s nowhere man

How a Second Cold War could have been averted

The case for Classical music

Ukraine's rich history of resistance

The global threat to liberty

The myth and magic of spy fiction

How the GDR fell in love with the West

Pittacus, the good tyrant

The power of shareholder democracy

The dawn of the post-literate society

What drives Vladimir Putin?

Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, rocket man

Liberty in the shadow of Bonaparte

The case for Classics

How 1970s California created the modern world

Guittone d’Arezzo, Dante’s forgotten muse

EI Weekly Listen — Alexander McCall Smith on the writer's right to speak freely

EI Talks... the Vietnam War with Fredrik Logevall

EI Weekly Listen — Kori Schake on the price of freedom

EI Portraits — Paul Lay on Thomas Gage, a man of unintended consequences

EI Weekly Listen — David Butterfield on Epicurus, Lucretius, and the myth of mythlessness

The problem with VAR