
Anthea Roberts
Legal scholar and professor at the Australian National University, co-author of "Six Faces of Globalization."
Top 3 podcasts with Anthea Roberts
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Oct 20, 2022 • 46min
519. Has Globalization Failed?
Anthea Roberts, a legal scholar and professor at the Australian National University, challenges common beliefs about globalization. She explores how different narratives shape our understanding of economic integration and its effects on democracy. The discussion delves into the growing skepticism of globalization, the Biden administration's trade strategies, and the shifting tides towards nationalism. Roberts emphasizes the complexities of global interdependence and the need for diverse perspectives in addressing the multifaceted consequences of globalization on society and politics.

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Sep 12, 2022 • 51min
How to Bring the World Back Together With Anthea Roberts
Anthea Roberts, an expert in international law and globalization, discusses the six narratives driving debates about globalization and proposes ways to bring people together. The importance of seeing the world from different perspectives and becoming a system thinker is emphasized. The podcast covers topics such as complexity, bridging connections, visualizing ideas, identity and globalization, China's role in globalization, and future population distribution.

Jun 17, 2025 • 1h 10min
Metacognition: The New Essential Skill for an AI World | Anthea Roberts
Anthea Roberts, the Founding CEO of Dragonfly Thinking and a Professor at the Australian National University, dives into the transformative power of metacognition in an AI-driven world. She discusses how Dragonfly Thinking encourages viewing challenges from multiple perspectives to enhance problem-solving. Anthea emphasizes that improving thought quality, not speed, is essential in decision-making. The conversation also covers the role of AI in clarifying complex issues and how metaphors shape organizational understanding, paving the way for better thinking tools.