Video & Audio

Anne-Marie Slaughter discusses how our societies, economies, and political systems might be structured anew to envelelop both care and capital.

Doug Sosnik takes a closer look at early 2024 polling data, the political dynamics driving campaign strategies, and voter groups that will likely determine the outcome.

Mabel Wilson discusses writing histories and creating spaces of remembrance based on archival materials that document America’s history of slavery.

Cartoonist Liana Finck is working on her sixth book, "What to Do When," a tongue-in-cheek instruction manual for living in human society.

Colin Kahl oversaw the drafting of the 2022 National Defense Strategy as Under Secretary of Defense for Policy. In this talk, he discusses the military and security implications of China’s growing assertiveness, Russia’s aggression in Ukraine, and changing patterns of global alignment.

Historian David Price is tracing Jewish intellectual contributions to the expansion of religious toleration in Early Modern Europe.

Holly Case discusses the habit of tracing the source of presumed contamination—in matters ranging from national politics in Ukraine to cybernetics—back to the Second World War.

A discussion with The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, New York University law professor and Just Security editor Ryan Goodman, and University of Alabama Professor of Law and former US Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama Joyce Vance.

Mabel O. Wilson is working on an architectural and cultural history of racial difference from the early years of the United States.

Mariana P. Candido’s sheds light on the experiences of women from West Central Africa during the era of the transatlantic slave trade.