

Pete Reads 'Coup D'état' by Edward N. Luttwak - Part 7 w/ Christopher Sandbatch
Aug 24, 2024
Christopher Sandbatch, a writer with a vibrant online presence, joins to delve into Edward N. Luttwak's insights from "Coup D'état." They discuss the role of barricades as symbols in revolutions, explore the complex 1960s Algerian coup attempt, and highlight the unpredictable nature of political scenarios. The conversation shifts to power dynamics in coups, the significance of controlling communication, and innovative strategic thinking in today's digital landscape, especially regarding AI and historical analysis.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The 1960s Algerian Coup Attempt
02:06 • 14min
Political Contexts: Empires and Coups
15:54 • 23min
Coup Dynamics and Alawite Identity in 1960s Syria
38:45 • 4min
Power Dynamics in a Coup
42:43 • 19min
Strategic Insights and Multi-Dimensional Thinking
01:01:41 • 2min
Exploring AI and Digital Humanities: A New Learning Initiative
01:04:02 • 2min