Carne Ross Podcast

The tools of authoritarianism are today awesomely, horribly powerful. But it is not only repressive states that use them - it is also so-called 'democracies'.

Join Professor Ruth Kinna, a leading political theorist at Loughborough University and an expert on anarchism, as she dives into the life of Peter Kropotkin. Discover Kropotkin's radical shift from aristocracy to anarchist thought, and how his groundbreaking concept of 'mutual aid' revolutionized political ideologies. Kinna explores Kropotkin's transformative experiences in Siberia, his insights into cooperation in nature, and the relevance of his ideas today, advocating for a society that prioritizes collaboration and authenticity.

Daniel Levy, a British-Israeli Middle East analyst and former peace negotiator, shares his fascinating insights on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He reflects on the complex dynamics of U.S. policies and past diplomatic efforts. Levy analyzes the impact of recent military operations and the ideological divides shaping Israeli politics. He highlights the urgent need to address the dehumanization stemming from political narratives and the implications of international law on the situation. His thoughts provoke critical questions about Israel's identity and the path toward peace.