Introduction

The Dig is a weekly podcast from Jacobid magazine. This week, Daniel Denver talks with anthropologist Nadia Abu Al-Haj about war and citizenship in post 9-11 America. In part one of our interview, we discuss how anti-war veterans and psychiatrists during the Vietnam War era developed an understanding that US troops were traumatized by perpetrating atrocities against Vietnamese people. Andre Singer assesses the prospects for the third Lula administration in Brazil. Cecilia Recap asks whether digital monopolies have altered the contours of capitalism itself. Matthew Carp reflects on class D alignment in American politics.