Georgia Banjo

Simon Rabinovich, Asia economics editor for The Economist, and Georgia Banjo, a keen observer of the intersection between brain injuries and crime, dive into the effects of consumer boycotts against Western fashion brands in China. They explore the complex balance brands must strike amid rising tensions over human rights. Additionally, they discuss the alarming connection between traumatic brain injuries and criminal behavior, shedding light on neglected societal issues. Finally, the podcast touches on the rise and challenges of the audio app Clubhouse in the Arab world.

Simon Rabinovich, Asia economics editor based in Shanghai, and Georgia Banjo, a writer for The Economist, delve into the rising consumer boycotts of Western brands in China amidst political tensions over human rights issues. They explore how these boycotts impact trade and ethical business practices. Additionally, Georgia highlights the overlooked connection between traumatic brain injuries and criminal behavior, examining how this affects individuals in the justice system. The duo also touches on the rise of Clubhouse in the Arab world as a space for free expression amid strict media controls.