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di St Andrews Economist

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Stagione 2

Britain's Russian Connection-An Analysis of the War in Ukraine With John Belcher-heath

John Belcher-heath explains the UK's decades old connection to Russian oligarchy, and consequently the current war in Ukraine.

Britain's Russian Connection-An Analysis of the War in Ukraine With John Belcher-heath

John Belcher-heath explains the UK's decades old connection to Russian oligarchy, and consequently the current war in Ukraine.

Ukraine on the Brink-In Conversation with Anne Lipsett

Anne Lipsett outlines the options available in avoiding crisis in Ukraine.

Venezuela's Crisis - In Conversation with Brynna Boyer

St Andrews Economist Writer Brynna Boyer explains the newest developments in Venezuela's ongoing Political and Economic Crisis.

The Year Ahead in Italian Politics - In Conversation with William Finlator

St Andrews Economist writer William Finlator explains the challenges 2022 will bring to Italy's its wider consequences.

Africa on the Red List-In Conversation with Laura da Silva

Africa Editor Laura da Silva explains why the UK's red travel list disproportionately targets Sub-Saharan Africa.

Stagione 1

Netflix's Maid: Social Security Nets and Survival-In Conversation with Lucy Wright

Editor in Chief Lucy Wright examines the Netflix mini-series Maid and its parallels to economic inequality in advanced economies.

Mass Resignation in America-In Conversation with Annie Cerria

Writer Annie Cerria explains why America is suddenly experiencing a mass exodus in its offices and factories.

The True Meaning of Global Britain-In Conversation with Jack Horrigan

St Andrews Economist Writer Jack Horrigan explains what the current UK government's "Global Britain" strategy means for itself and the world.

A New Scramble for Africa?- In Conversation with Hayden Siratt

In our inaugural episode, Interview Editor Elliott Vavitsas discusses with Hayden Siratt whether or not China and the West's current involvement in Africa constitutes a new "scramble".