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It's here! My most recent podcast shipped this morning. Check it out via your favorite podcast platform (Apple / Spotify - "Technostrategist) - or give our friends at WYXR some love and get it there: https://lnkd.in/e4xZcAtA
Learn more about my new podcast series and why I created it.
I was recently featured in Nevada Business Magazine for how I stay up to date on news and world events. “This is a little unconventional, but the “All-In” podcast is probably my number one source for world events and business news. It’s entertaining, but also insightful hearing about world events from tech billionaires’ perspectives.” My motto in business is WWCPD: What Would Chamath Palihapitiya Do? #allinpodcast #allinpod #WWCPD
In honor of the current geomagnetic storm, I share with you my favorite podcast episode. https://lnkd.in/gkVyQiY3
This week in Talking Insights we continue the series from the Client Summit in Chicago. 🎙 Bob Birdsell, CAE and Dan Fleetwood talk about the research done by QuestionPro on the economic impact of Taylor Swift's concerts and the amount of money fans spend. 📣 Whether you’re a market research professional, a Taylor Swift fan, or just curious about the intersection of data and music, this episode is a must-listen! 🎧 Tune in now and let us know your thoughts in the comments! https://lnkd.in/dSd6z2fM #Podcast #MarketResearch #TaylorSwift #ESOMAR #ClientSummit #Chicago #DataDriven #MusicIndustry #NewEpisode #Insights #MRX
U.S. Army Officer | Chair of the Board Irregular Warfare Initiative | Princeton Ph.D. Candidate | Atlantic Council Senior Fellow
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Did you know Irregular Warfare Initiative has a second podcast? Subscribe to "Insider: Short of War" where we've turned our articles and essays into audio. You can listen to the best in IW thinking while commuting on the Metro, on a walk, or at the gym. Leave us a review so others can find our podcast. 🙏 We've been publishing this podcast all summer on Podbean, Spotify, and other apps thanks to Guido Torres, Peter Burns, and Benjamin Jebb. We only just recently got approval to be on Apple. Now you can find us everywhere. Janna Mantua, PhD Jacob Ware Shawna Sinnott Kyle Atwell Lisa Munde Laura Jones Don Edwards Hannah Smith Maryanna Diaz Doug Livermore Megan Biles Adam DS Vladimir Rauta Rick Newton, PhD Christopher "Chris" Booth Walker D. Mills
Executive Director, Irregular Warfare Initiative | Harvard NatSec Fellow Alum | Atlantic Council Senior Fellow
Check out our newest Irregular Warfare Initiative #podcast! Insider: Short of War, which turns our thought provoking #IW articles into #audio. Listen while getting ready for work or commuting. Available on all major podcast services. #shortofwar #applepodcast #editorialpod
Did you know Irregular Warfare Initiative has a second podcast? Subscribe to "Insider: Short of War" where we've turned our articles and essays into audio. You can listen to the best in IW thinking while commuting on the Metro, on a walk, or at the gym. Leave us a review so others can find our podcast. 🙏 We've been publishing this podcast all summer on Podbean, Spotify, and other apps thanks to Guido Torres, Peter Burns, and Benjamin Jebb. We only just recently got approval to be on Apple. Now you can find us everywhere. Janna Mantua, PhD Jacob Ware Shawna Sinnott Kyle Atwell Lisa Munde Laura Jones Don Edwards Hannah Smith Maryanna Diaz Doug Livermore Megan Biles Adam DS Vladimir Rauta Rick Newton, PhD Christopher "Chris" Booth Walker D. Mills
Policy Scientist and Advocate | Communication | Governance | Human Rights | Children Rights | Peacebuilding | Interfaith Dialogue | HDP Nexus
Can the ‘Revolving Door’ be adopted as a policy in the Lebanese context? The ‘Revolving Door’ concept refers to the movement of individuals between roles in government and positions in the private sector, or vice versa, and is common in countries with well-established regulatory systems and transparent governance. When considering whether it can be adopted as a policy in the Lebanese context, several factors must be considered. First, we need to consider Lebanon’s ongoing struggle with corruption and lack of transparency. Without proper safeguards, a revolving door policy could worsen these issues, allowing private interests to influence public policy in ways that are neither fair nor transparent. This could be risky, especially in a country where trust in government is already fragile. For such a policy to work, Lebanon would need to introduce strict regulations. These could include cooling-off periods (where government officials are prevented from immediately moving into private sector roles), full disclosure of past employment, and strong rules against conflicts of interest. Otherwise, it could lead to greater public mistrust. On the flip side, this policy could actually benefit Lebanon by bringing skilled professionals from the private sector into government roles, helping to modernize and strengthen public institutions. But again, this would only work if ethical standards are upheld and the right safeguards are in place. Countries that have implemented the revolving door successfully, like the U.S. and in the EU, have managed to do so because they have clear and enforced regulations. Lebanon would need to follow suit, adopting best practices to ensure transparency and accountability. Otherwise, it could backfire. Of course, for this to happen, there needs to be political will. And in Lebanon, where the political landscape is so fragmented and there are many entrenched interests, that kind of reform could face resistance. But with the right push—from both the public and international actors—it’s possible. While the revolving door policy could, in theory, enhance the flow of talent between the private and public sectors in Lebanon, it would require strong regulatory safeguards, transparency, and commitment to combat corruption. Without these protections, the policy could be more harmful than beneficial in the Lebanese context.
🎧 Tune in to the latest European Parliamentary Research Service podcast on 'Rules on Revolving Doors in the EU'. This episode features our Inquiries Officer Koen Roovers, who discusses the implications of public officials moving to the private sector and presents our work in this area.
What happens when a young professional takes on the postal giant? Find out in our latest podcast episode "Going Postal." It's a must-watch for anyone interested in public policy and reform. https://lnkd.in/eSPWXmwD #GovernmentDebate
🎙️The first episode of The Covid Inquiry Podcast is now live🎙️ The Covid Inquiry Podcast will provide commentary, expert insight, and opinion on the Module 2C Public Hearings which are investigating core decision-making and political governance in Northern Ireland during the pandemic. Please like and share!
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