The Many Voices of Booker Prize Winner George Saunders

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China and Africa: The Hidden History of a Global Power Shift, with Paul Kenyon

China’s relationship with Africa is often presented as a recent contest for minerals and influence. However, journalist Paul Kenyon argues that the relationship rests on centuries of history, with alliances forged in the struggle against Western colonialism. He charts how China h ...  Show more

Does The World Still Need America? with Shadi Hamid

What would a world without American leadership look like? Shadi Hamid joins Intelligence Squared co-host Conor Boyle to discuss his book The Case for American Power and why he changed his mind about America’s role in the world. They explore the legacy of the Iraq War, the contrad ...  Show more

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