David Adler

Exploring the EU election results, David Adler and David Broder discuss the strength of the far right in Europe. They examine Emmanuel Macron's response, questioning if he is welcoming the far-right into power in France. The podcast also delves into Europe's reactions to global events and shifts in political dynamics.

David Adler and Bill Bonvillian, authors of America's Advanced Manufacturing Problem—and How to Fix It, discuss the U.S. losing its leadership in global manufacturing, the impact of federal legislation like the CHIPS Act, and the need to redesign the country's innovation system for a successful industrial policy effort.

In this discussion, David Adler from the Democracy in Europe Movement and Daniel Bessner from the University of Washington delve into the U.S. dollar’s significant global influence. They explore how dollar diplomacy intertwines with military strategy to maintain American power. The conversation highlights historical expansionism and its evolution towards economic dominance, particularly in Latin America. They also call for a shift in focus for activists to include economic factors in challenging systemic power dynamics, advocating for a progressive rethinking of dollar power.