

Pete Reads 'Coup D'état' by Edward N. Luttwak - Part 2 w/ John Fieldhouse, Christopher Sandbatch and Dark Enlightenment
Aug 7, 2024
Join insightful commentator John Fieldhouse, writer Christopher Sandbatch, and thought-provoking figure Dark Enlightenment as they dissect Edward N. Luttwak's 'Coup D'état'. They explore the tension between neoconservative and paleoconservative theories, and dive into Italy's political turmoil, spotlighting Berlusconi amidst corruption. The conversation takes a turn towards political passivity in 1952 Egypt, and uncovers how colonial legacies continue to shape modern governance. Expect discussions on military perceptions, bureaucracy during coups, and the complex dynamics of democracy.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Intersecting Ideologies: Neocons and Paleocons
01:59 • 2min
Political Turbulence and Inequality
03:34 • 12min
Political Passivity and Explosive Rebellion in 1952 Egypt
15:11 • 2min
Civic Engagement or Power Play?
17:07 • 4min
Understanding Military Perception and State Legibility
21:20 • 2min
The Dynamics of Coups and Bureaucracy
23:14 • 20min
The Influence of Law and Violence in Governance
43:06 • 2min
Colonial Legacies and Military Complexities
44:58 • 21min
Coup Dynamics and Power Politics
01:06:26 • 16min