

Democracy under threat: Anne Applebaum and Timothy Snyder
Oct 23, 2024
This discussion features Anne Applebaum, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and author, alongside Timothy Snyder, a Yale historian known for his expertise in Eastern European history. They delve into the alarming rise of authoritarianism globally, emphasizing the interconnectedness of oppressive regimes. Applebaum shares insights from her book, highlighting how dictators aid each other in gaining power. Snyder redefines freedom, drawing lessons from Ukraine's ongoing struggle and stressing the necessity of empathy in creating a truly free society.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Resisting Autocracy: A Global Perspective
03:14 • 24min
Evaluating Leadership Prospects: Harris vs. Biden on Global Challenges
27:02 • 2min
Combating Corruption and Promoting Economic Fairness
29:15 • 2min
Understanding Freedom: Insights from Ukraine's Struggle
30:46 • 12min
The Evolution of Historical Exhortation: Blending Narratives and Individual Agency
42:59 • 2min
Navigating Hope and Despair in Politics
45:23 • 9min
Empathy as the Foundation of True Freedom
54:45 • 3min