Jack Goldstone

Dr. Jack Goldstone, a scholar and professor specialized in revolutions, explores the anatomy of protests and social change. He discusses the evolution of revolutions, the impact of social media, and the significance of elite disaffection as a trigger for uprisings. Goldstone breaks down the dynamics of nonviolent versus violent revolutions and shares insights from the Arab Spring. He emphasizes the role of art and emotion in mobilization while tackling the challenges of misinformation in today's political landscape.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Jack Goldstone, a sociologist and public policy expert, tackles the escalating social inequality and political instability in the U.S. They dive into the ramifications of wealth concentration on social mobility and the implications for community values. Goldstone critiques the reliance on philanthropy over taxation for addressing disparities. They also explore the intersection of local responsibilities with global citizenry and the long-term causes of revolution, advocating for systemic reforms like universal basic income to foster equity.