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A Global Plan for Cooperation
49:57 - 57:06 (07:08)
The world needs a new narrative to unite people and tackle global issues together. In the past, narratives have often been constructed by elites, such as the Cold War, to justify military power, but there is hope for a new era of cooperation and paradigm shifts in education can help facilitate that.
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The narrative of war has been created and implemented by elites in order to justify and perpetuate American military power.
49:57 - 52:42 (02:44)
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The narrative of war has been created and implemented by elites in order to justify and perpetuate American military power. This is illustrated through the construction of the Cold War narrative and the current push for war in the face of relative peace.
ChapterA Global Plan for Cooperation
EpisodeThe Clash of Civilizations
PodcastIf Books Could Kill
The next era could be defined by collaboration and finding common ground rather than the threat of violence and matching it with force, according to an international affairs commentator.
52:42 - 54:49 (02:07)
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The next era could be defined by collaboration and finding common ground rather than the threat of violence and matching it with force, according to an international affairs commentator. A global plan for cooperation on issues such as antibacterial resistance could be a way to move forward positively.
ChapterA Global Plan for Cooperation
EpisodeThe Clash of Civilizations
PodcastIf Books Could Kill
The speaker discusses the common practice in academia of assigning Samuel Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations," while acknowledging that the book has been criticized and debunked by scholars.
54:49 - 57:06 (02:16)
Summary
The speaker discusses the common practice in academia of assigning Samuel Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations," while acknowledging that the book has been criticized and debunked by scholars.