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The Looking GlassPolitics of Disaster Miniseries: Disaster Capitalism in LebanonWelcome back everybody to the SAIS Review’s The Looking Glass Podcast. We are your hosts, Nadia Sleiman and Amber Escudero-Kontostathis. Today, we are diving into the critical topic of disaster capitalism in Lebanon amidst its ongoing financial crisis. As Lebanon grapples with currency collapse, inflation, and government paralysis, important questions arise about how these conditions have been exploited economically and politically. To help us unpack the systemic vulnerabilities, the role of elites, and the international dynamics shaping Lebanon’s recovery efforts, joining us on the podcast today is Dr. Hicham Saffadeine.Dr. Hicham Safieddine is Canada Rese...2025-05-1347 min
The Looking GlassSanctions and Economic WarfareWelcome back to the SAIS Review’s The Looking Glass Podcast. I’m your host Vinayak Kalra. Sanctions are a misunderstood policy tool, rooted in a complex history, deemed by some as a lever of soft power and by others as a form of deadly warfare. In the 2020s, sanctions regimes continue to be implemented and enforced as a means of exerting influence on other nations, but often yield unexpected impacts upon sanctioned societies. To help us make sense of sanctions and the broader world of economic warfare, joining us on the podcast today is Dr. Narges Bajoghli. D...2025-04-1035 min
The Looking GlassSpotlight on Sudan: The Unending Civil WarWelcome back everybody to the SAIS Review’s The Looking Glass Podcast. I am your host Jiwon Lim. Since 2022, the global media has heavily concentrated on two major conflicts—the Russia-Ukraine War and the conflict in Gaza. While these wars have significant implications, this narrow focus often obscures other conflicts that continue to shape international security, governance, and regional stability. On our Forgotten Wars series, to spotlight the conflict in Sudan since the 2023 civil war, what has changed since then, the international reaction and interference in its developments joining us on the podcast today is Mr. Ahmed Kodouda.2025-03-2524 min
The Looking GlassThe Threat of Cyber on Critical InfrastructureWelcome back everybody to the SAIS Review’s The Looking Glass Podcast. I’m your host Jiwon Lim. From phishing emails to ransomware, cyberattacks may be a daily part of your and other people’s lives. However, when these attacks target not just your inbox but a whole industry, the conversation gets complicated. To discuss the actors and goals behind cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, their methods, and where we may be headed in the future of cyber attacks and defending against them is Dr. Jim Jones.Dr. Jim Jones has been a cyber security and digital forensics practit...2025-02-2734 min
Sinica PodcastGetting China Right: Senator Andy Kim at the Hopkins SAIS Institute for America, China, and the Future of Global AffairsI’m delighted to bring you today the first in a series of conversations from a remarkable day-long session put on by the Institute for America, China, and the Future of Global Affairs, or ACF, at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). The session was held on Monday, February 3, and was called “Getting China Right.” On today’s show, we’ve got U.S. Senator Andy Kim of New Jersey, one of the best-informed and sensible legislators focused on China today. He’ll be in conversation with James Steinberg, dean of SAIS, who also served as Deputy Secretary of...2025-02-141h 10
Johnny Hallyday de A à Z - Les PodcastsJohnny n°564 Ce que je saisPodcast émission radio RIG du mercredi 29 janvier 2025 « Johnny de A à Z » n°564 Ce que je saisLes 27 ans de l’album de la semaine : Ce que je sais (24 janvier 1998)Rétrospective (les moments forts) de l’année 1998 : l’album « Ce que je sais », le Stade de France, avec des interviews de Johnny à la Tv et à la radio...
setlist :Ce Que Je SaisDégage - Zenith 98Thierry Demaizière "Transparence" RTL 19 janvier 1998Obispo / Zazie : "La chanson 'Allumer le feu' correspond parfaitement" à Johnny HallydayEnregistrement Allumer le feuAllumer Le FeuSteve Boye...2025-01-302h 34
The Looking GlassThe Libya Chronicles: A Nation in FluxWelcome back everybody to "The Libya Chronicles" the first series of the Maghreb Voices Mini Series, a special co-production of The North Africa Initiative and the SAIS Review Looking Glass Podcast. This series delves into the rich and tumultuous history of Libya, a land of ancient kingdoms, vast natural resources, and a complex political landscape. To discuss the transformation of Libyan society under Gaddafi and the following social and economic developments domestically and globally, joining us on the episode: A Nation in Flux is Stephanie Williams.Stephanie Williams is a nonresident senior fellow in the Brookings Center...2025-01-0933 min
The Looking GlassAI Semiconductors SecurityAI and semiconductors have been at the forefront of recent domestic and foreign policy conversations, yielding questions around national security and supply chains. To discuss what AI chips are, the national security risks associated with them, and the US position in the global market for AI chips, joining us on the podcast today is Dr. Melissa K. Griffith.Dr. Melissa K. Griffith is a Lecturer in Technology and National Security at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies with the Alperovitch Institute for Cybersecurity Studies and a Non-Resident Research Fellow at the University of California, Berkeley’s...2024-12-1130 min
Small World, Big ProblemsDr. Mara Karlin - The Pentagon's Chief Strategist on Deterrence and US National SecurityLuke Litle talks with Dr. Mara Karlin about the development of the 2022 National Defense Strategy, various practical approaches to deterring adversaries, recent US security challenges, and potential future global security threats. Dr. Karlin is a professor of practice at SAIS and is the co-lead for the Security, Strategy, and Statecraft focus area. She has served in national security roles for six U.S. secretaries of defense, advising on policies spanning strategic planning, defense budgeting, the future of conflict, and regional affairs involving the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Most recently, she served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for Strategy...2024-11-1841 min
Tiphanie DoucetToi et moi je sais pasCredits
Production : Tiphanie Doucet / Raphael Dhervez
composer Tiphanie Doucet
Mixing Raphael Dhervez / Bill Cox
Master Francois Fanelli
Pictures Manuel Dussable
DA Tiphanie Doucet
Lyrics
Sur le pas de la porte
J’ai pas osé te dire
Que mon cœur en quelques sorte
Ne sait plus nous lire
Les mots sont flous
Les sourire trop blêmes
Ton corps contre le mien
Me parait tout terne
On a sûrement trop peur
De tomber de bonheur
Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
Et c'est très bien ainsi
Toi et moi je sais pas je sais pas
C’ est...2024-06-2803 minSmall World, Big ProblemsAn interview with NATO's youngest leaderIn a first for Small World Big Problems, this week we interviewed a sitting head of state: Jakov Milatović, the 37-year-old president of Montenegro.Milatović was elected in May of 2023 on a pro-European Union, pro-democracy, and anti-corruption platform that has received record-breaking support from the people of Montenegro. In an era of weakening democracy and growing isolationism around the world, Montenegro has proven to be an exception to the rule. But why are these values important to everyday Montenegrins, and how do ongoing threats—like disinformation and organized crime—endanger the progress that has been made so far?2024-06-0628 min
Your Sexyfied Life 🇬🇧/🇫🇷🇫🇷 9. Comment "Je ne sais pas" te pourrit la vieSi toi aussi l'une de tes réponses les plus fréquentes aux questions qu'on te pose c'est "je ne sais pas", je suis sûre que tu sais déjà qu'elle te rend pas forcément service 😏 Surtout parce qu'elle cache plein de trucs 🤣03:21 - Les différents types de "Je ne sais pas"15:20 - A quoi sert "je ne sais pas"24:29 - Que faire 30:12 - RecapDnas nos têtes, il y a plusieurs types de "je ne sais pas" (le quotidien, celui qui ne t'appartient pas, l'anesthésiant...2024-05-0132 min
En-viiie avec 3i comme dans Hiii !!!Saison 2 - Episode 10 - Que sais-je faire d'autre ? du dessin animé La famille MadrigalDans cet épisode, je vous invite à embarquer la question "que sais-je faire d'autre" avec vous cette semaine en suivant l'enthousiasme d'Isabella qui découvre de quoi elle est capable sous les yeux de sa soeur.La famille Madrigal est une famille atypique: chacun à un pouvoir, qui le pouvoir de guérir, qui celui de pouvoir porter des choses lourdes, qui celui de voir le futur... Isabella a le pouvoir de faire apparaître des roses. Elle est jolie, lisse, parfaite. Sa soeur la provoque et elle réalise qu'elle peut faire apparaître des cactus, des plantes bizarres. Elle se...2024-04-1816 min
"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeSeason 2 Episode 3: The Political Economy of Migration from the Southern Border to the MediterraneanMax Mavian sits down with Professor Anna Maria Mayda and current SAIS student Massimo Guglietta to discuss the political economy of migration in the United States and in Europe. As the European Union signs a new billion euro deal with Egypt, the disconnect between economics and politics are back on the agenda. The aggregate gains from migration are uncontroversial among economists. Yet, governments are obligated to respond to the political consequences, where migratory flows from the global south fuel right-wing populism.Professor Mayda and Massimo discuss how the Biden administration navigates migration policy and then h...2024-04-1729 min
The Looking GlassThe Maghreb: The Birth of LibyaWelcome to "The Looking Glass," the show where we reflect on the stories that shape our world. I’m Kosi Ogbuli, and in this inaugural episode of this mini-series, we journey back to the early 20th century to witness the birth of a nation - Libya. It's a tale of independence, monarchy, and the shaping of a country's identity amid the waves of change sweeping through Africa and the Middle East.We are joined by Hafed Al Ghwell, a respected voice on North African affairs and the Executive Director of the No...2024-02-1448 min"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeSeason 2 Episode 1: North-South Cooperation in the Energy TransitionIn our first episode of the 23-24 academic year, Office Hours' producer Scarlet Li sits down with Professor Manfred Hafner and SAIS student Sarah Thomas to discuss North-South collaboration in the global energy transition focusing on the MENA region.2024-02-1246 min"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeSeason 2 Episode 2: Ethnic Violence and Autocracy in the South CaucasusSimon Thorpe sits down with Professor Sergey Radchenko and current SAIS student Maximilien Mavian to discuss ethnic conflict in the South Caucasus.This conversation was inspired by the fall of the Republic of Artsakh and the flight of its entire Armenian population in September of 2023. Photos soon emerged that showed the 100,000 Armenians forced to flee their homes forever, leaving many in the global community shocked and confused as to what happened. Why was there such animosity between Azerbaijan and Armenia? Why is peace so hard to achieve? What does this conflict tell us about the general attitudes...2024-02-0837 minSmall World, Big ProblemsThe Dragon and the Bear: Unpacking Sino-Russian Relations Amidst WarWe are joined by Sergey Radchenko, a Wilson E. Schmidt Distinguished Professor at SAIS Europe, and Director of the Bologna Institute for Policy Research. An expert on Sino-Soviet relations, Soviet and Chinese foreign policies, he discusses the State of Sino-Russia Relations in the wake of a raging war in Ukraine.Connor Crago conducted this interview. The episode was researched and produced by Benie Kwarteng and Adi Baurzhanuly.2024-02-0239 minSmall World, Big ProblemsInside Cyber Intelligence: Exploring the Global Cyber Threat Landscape and US Cyber PolicyCyber operations are becoming increasingly ubiquitous as a means for nation state and non-nation state actors to engage in intelligence collection, subversion, and strategic competition more broadly. As our world becomes more thoroughly networked and as more data travels throughout cyberspace, the potential power of cyber operations and the urgency of cyber security grow exponentially. Cyberspace has increasingly become a heated, persistent domain of competition between nation state and non-nation state actors alike, and both the US government and private sector are working feverishly to increase their capacity to understand it and operate within it.Luke Litle...2024-01-2636 min
The Looking GlassDon't Call it a Farmer-Herder ConflictToday, we're joined by two experts: Laura Sanders from Cetus Global and Dougoukolu Alpha Oumar, a geopolitics analyst, clinical psychologist, and a SAIS alum and someone who can speak truth to power regarding Fulani communities across West Africa. "Don't Call it a Farmer Herder Conflict."Remember to leave 5-stars and share with a friend!2023-12-0845 minSmall World, Big ProblemsCan the US prevail in a war with China?For our inaugural episode we delve into one of the most pressing questions of our time: Can the United States prevail in a war with China? Join us as we explore the complex dynamics, military considerations, and strategic challenges surrounding the most consequential threat facing the United States and global peace. Today's guest is Dr. Thomas Mahnken, a renowned strategist and military analyst. Dr. Mahnken is a member of the Army Science board, a professor of strategy at JHU SAIS, and has written extensively on this and related topics.2023-07-1432 min"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeEpisode 6: What is Going on in the Global Financial Markets?In this episode, Office Hours host Stefanella Julius joins Professor Tito Cordella and current SAIS student Parth Patel to discuss recent worrisome developments in global financial markets and what the repercussions are. Recent bank failures from Silicon Valley Bank to First Republic Bank have led many to believe that the world could be facing a widespread financial crisis. But how likely is this, really? And how could the deposit scheme in the United States be reformed to discourage risky lending by banks? The conversation touches on these points, as well as the role of China and the r...2023-05-2823 min"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeEpisode 5: The Restoration of Diplomatic Relations Between Saudi Arabia and Iran and Why it MattersThis week, Office Hours host Audrey Lodes sits down with Professor Sanam Vakil and SAIS student Rana Nejad to discuss the normalization of diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran and its implications for the two countries and the international community. In addition to teaching at SAIS, Professor Vakil is also the director of the Middle East and North Africa Programme at Chatham House. Currently serving as the Editor-in-Chief of the SAIS Europe Journal of Global Affairs (SEJGA), Rana was drawn to Professor Vakil’s work through her own research and publications on Iran and the Middle Eas...2023-04-1927 min
Spotlight PodcastExploring International Studies and Public Policy: SAIS Europe Students' Journey to Sarajevo E28S02Welcome to the Spotlight Podcast! In this episode, we are excited to introduce our new guests, Priya Swyden and Nick Kalams, who are both pursuing post-graduate degrees in International Studies at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) Europe, located in Bologna, Italy.
Meet Priya and Nick, two post-grad students pursuing International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, SAIS Europe, Campus in Bologna, Italy. In this Spotlight Podcast episode, they take us on a journey to Sarajevo, sharing their experiences meeting with organizations such as the US Embassy, OSCE, and the UN Development Programme. They also...2023-04-1253 min"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeEpisode 4: Enlargement and the Future of the European UnionIn this week's episode, Office Hours host Audrey Lodes sits down with Sir Michael Leigh and current SAIS student Priya Swyden to discuss possible future scenarios of Europe, the issue of enlargement, and foreign security policy in light of the war in Ukraine. Having previously worked at NATO and the Atlantic Council, Priya was drawn to Professor Leigh’s work on enlargement and the future of the EU. She currently takes his class, “Scenarios for the Future of Europe,” in which students are asked to develop potential scenarios for what may happen in Europe going forward and think c...2023-04-0632 min
SAIS Rethinking IranBook Forum: Backfire - How Sanctions Shape the World Against U.S. InterestsSanctions have become the go-to foreign policy tool for the United States. Coercive economic measures such as trade tariffs, financial penalties, and export controls affect large numbers of companies and states across the globe. Some of these penalties target nonstate actors, such as Colombian drug cartels and Islamist terror groups; others apply to entire countries, including North Korea, Iran, and Russia. U.S. policy makers see sanctions as a low-cost tactic, but in reality these measures often fail to achieve their intended goals—and their potent side effects can even harm American interests.
Backfire explores the surprising ways sanctions af...2023-04-0358 min"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeEpisode 3: Political Challenges and Democratic Processes in Bosnia and HerzegovinaIn this episode, Office Hours host Audrey Lodes sits down with Professor Justin O. Frosini and current SAIS student Nick Kalams to discuss post-conflict political challenges in Bosnia and Herzegovina and reflect on the recent study trip to Sarajevo, led by Nick and facilitated by the Center for Constitutional Studies and Democratic Development (CCSDD). The CCSDD, directed by Professor Frosini, is a research partnership between the School of Law of the University of Bologna and SAIS Europe. CCSDD fellows conduct research and training in the field of comparative constitutional law, focusing on countries undergoing a process of de...2023-03-2234 min
Posfácio PodcastSobre baleias e a literatura de Lilian SaisNo segundo episódio da quarta temporada do Posfácio Podcast conversamos com Lilian Sais. Ela é poeta, romancista e atua como editora de texto e de conteúdo. Também produz e roteiriza o podcast “Como o poema”, que investiga processos criativos de poetas contemporâneas, e fez o podcast “Todos os Ontens”. É doutora em Letras Clássicas pela Universidade de São Paulo e ex-professora do Instituto de Letras da Universidade Federal da Bahia. Publicou, em poesia, a plaquete “Passo imóvel” (2018, Editora Cozinha Experimental) e os livros “Acúmulo” (2018, Ed. Patuá), “Uma baleia nunca dorme profundamente” (2021, Ed. Hecatombe) e “Motivos para cavar a terra”...2023-03-1753 min"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeEpisode 2: The Rise of Populism and EuroscepticismOffice Hours is back. In this episode, our host, Stefanella Julius sits down with current SAIS student Evan Ward and Professor Mark Gilbert to chat about the rise of populism amid increasingly widespread feelings of Euroscepticism within the EU.Mark Gilbert introduces us to his upcoming book, “Italy Reborn: From fascism to democracy,” which delves into Italy’s political transformation and democratic transition following World War II.But, in the wake of dramatic leadership changes in the global theater over the last ten years, how can we define populism as it exists in Europe today? From B...2023-03-1433 minSAIS Rethinking IranBook Forum: This Flame Within - Iranian Revolutionaries in the United StatesIn This Flame Within MANIJEH MORADIAN recounts the experiences of Iranian foreign students who joined a global movement against US imperialism during the 1960s and 1970s. Drawing on archival evidence and in-depth interviews with members of the Iranian Students Association, Moradian traces what she calls “revolutionary affects”—the embodied force of affect generated by experiences of repression and resistance—from encounters with empire and dictatorship in Iran to joint organizing with other student activists in the United States. Moradian theorizes “affects of solidarity” that facilitated Iranian student participation in a wide range of antiracist and anticolonial movements and analyzes gendered man...2023-03-071h 03"Office Hours" by SAIS EuropeEpisode 1: Transnational Advocacy and Climate ActivismIn our first episode, Office Hours' host Audrey Lodes sits down with current SAIS student Daniel Lubin and Professor Nina Hall to discuss what transnational advocacy means and the ever-important role of domestic actors within international movements. The conversation touches upon Nina Hall's new book called "Transnational Advocacy in the Digital Era" which is a product of five years of research exploring how international groups and activists utilize technology to mobilize around global issues. Organizations like MoveOn, GetUp, and Campact are able to organize and reach large audiences about issues like climate change, trade, and...2023-02-2830 minThe Looking GlassInternational Law and The Global SouthPerhaps the most important critique of modern international law has been the charge that it is a Eurocentric regime, which has helped to erect and defend a world of deep injustice characterized by violence, exploitation, and inequality.To reorient the discussion on international law, this episode of The Looking Glass explores International Law and the Global South with Professor Obiora Chinedu Okafor. Professor Okafor is the Edward B. Burling Chair in International Law and Institutions at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). Professor Okafor has served, since August 2017, as...2023-02-1343 min
All Things Relax with Sandi D.Ep 88: Finding Your Je Ne Sais QuoiShow NotesIn this episode, Sandi D. talks about finding your je ne sais quoi or x-factor–what makes you unique and stand out. She shares a few questions you can reflect on – journal or just think about - to help you find your je ne sais quoi. Your ‘je ne sais quoi’ is about identifying your strengths and passions. It’s all about ease & simplicity, not over complicating life because you are born with this je ne sais quoi. Your je ne sais quoi is what gives you swagger or pep to your s...2023-01-0709 min
SAIS Rethinking IranIran at the US: A Fireside Chat with Ambassador Wendy ShermanThis event is part of Rethinking Iran at SAIS's ongoing programming on the theme of “Iran and the US: A Critical Juncture,” which will include fireside chats, policy forums, and roundtable discussions. 2022-11-1457 min
SAIS Rethinking IranIran and the US: A Fireside Chat with Senator Chris MurphyThis event is part of Rethinking Iran at SAIS's ongoing programming on the theme of “Iran and the US: A Critical Juncture,” which will include fireside chats, policy forums, and roundtable discussions. 2022-11-1438 min
SAIS Rethinking IranIran and the US: A Fireside Chat with Congressman Ro KhannaThis event is part of Rethinking Iran at SAIS's ongoing programming on the theme of “Iran and the US: A Critical Juncture,” which will include fireside chats, policy forums, and roundtable discussions. 2022-11-1454 min
SAIS Rethinking IranAmerican Diplomacy at a Critical Juncture: Fireside chat with William BurnsThis event is part of Rethinking Iran at SAIS's ongoing programming on the theme of “Iran and the US: A Critical Juncture,” which will include fireside chats, policy forums, and roundtable discussions.2022-11-1456 min
SAIS Rethinking IranUnderground: The Secret Life of Videocassettes in IranIn 1983, the Iranian government banned the personal use of home video technology. In UNDERGROUND, Blake Atwood recounts how in response to the ban, technology enthusiasts, cinephiles, entrepreneurs, and everyday citizens forged an illegal but complex underground system for video distribution. Atwood draws on archival sources including trade publications, newspapers, memoirs, films, and laws, but at the heart of the book lies a corpus of oral history interviews conducted with participants in the underground. He argues that videocassettes helped to institutionalize the broader underground within the Islamic Republic.
BLAKE ATWOOD is Associate Professor of Media Studies and Chair o...2022-11-1456 min
L. et J., Poésies et Histoires d’amour❤️L et J Poésie d’amour: Je ne sais plus rien♥️lescoursjulien.com
L et J Poésie d’ amour: Je ne sais plus rien♥️
Je ne sais plus rien d’elle
Je ne sais même plus si elle est belle.
Je ne sais si elle me lit
Je ne sais si elle écrit
Je ne sais si je l’émeus
Je ne sais si elle pense à nous deux
Je ne sais si elle nous imagine un futur
Je ne sais si elle s’échine à bâtir un mur
Je ne sais si elle aime sa vie
Je ne sais si...2022-08-1900 min
FunX LatinIr Sais (Ir-Sais) vertelt over Deeper 3.0 en stelt zijn dochter voor / Latin MixIr Sais (Ir-Sais) is bijna klaar met zijn derde album 3.0. Dat vertelt hij in deze aflevering van de FunX Latin Podcast. Verder stelt hij zijn dochter aan je voor. Voordat hij een single lanceert, laat hij zijn muziek altijd eerst even horen aan zijn kids. Die keuren alles goed of af. En tijdens festival Pal Mundo kwam zijn dochter - die Ir Sais zijn Dream Girl noemt - ook het podium op. Dat en de Latin Mix van dj Mickster, hoor je hier. Subelo!2022-08-1258 minThe Looking GlassLaw & Justice: The Face of Polish AuthoritarianismThis episode of The Looking Glass follows the rise of authoritarianism in Poland over the past forty years and considers the varied consequences; from rising tensions with the European Union, to the weaponization of conspiracy and revisionist history, to violations of human rights and threats to democracy. It considers the state of things, as well as the stakes–what it all means for Poles today and in the future. Joining us in this episode are Professor Charles Gati of Johns Hopkins SAIS and American University Master’s candidate Abigail Steinsieck, whose testimonies shed light on how, when, and w...2022-07-1123 min