Warfare War, Pandemics & Elections
Nov 2, 2020
Niall Ferguson, a renowned historian and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, dives into the intricate relationship between U.S. election history and global crises. He highlights how past pandemics, like the Spanish flu, have shaped political outcomes. Ferguson discusses the potential for current events to echo history, suggesting that this year’s election could lead to renewed international conflicts. He also explores how wars have historically spurred vaccine advancements, drawing crucial lessons from past crises to navigate today's challenges.
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