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New Thinking for a New World - a Tallberg Foundation Podcast

Tällberg Foundation

Aiming to provoke people to think — and therefore act — differently about the global issues that are shaping their future, the Tällberg Foundation is sharing some of its conversations in podcast form. The podcast invites you to hear from leaders from different sectors and geographies as they explore issues that are challenging and changing our societies.

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24:33

A Visionary Leader

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2024/02/22

Andrew Bastawrous, a dedicated ophthalmologist, initially focused on treating patients across Africa but recognized the limitations of traditional approaches. Realizing many individuals lacked access to care, he revolutionized ophthalmology by redesigning the delivery system and integrating technology. His Peek Vision software and data platform have since empowered millions to overcome vision impairment. Dr. Bastawrous, recipient of the 2023 Tällberg-SNF-Eliasson Global Leadership Prize, discusses

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24:54

Climb a Tree!

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2024/02/15

Winners of the Tällberg-SNF-Eliasson Global Leadership Prize share a common approach: they view societal challenges as opportunities, prioritize outcomes over processes, and disregard conventional wisdom. They strive to shape the world into what it could and should be. Meg Lowman, a 2023 recipient, exemplifies this ethos through her global forest conservation efforts, crucial for addressing climate change. Tune in to the special episode of New Thinking for a New World to learn more and get inspired

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6:57

SPOTLIGHT: Global Leadership

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2024/02/08

We’re at a unique point in history, having experienced 70 years of prosperity and peace. However, we now face challenges like climate change, technology disruption, and conflict. But there’s hope: human agency can change our course.In this thought piece for New Thinking for a New World, Alan Stoga, Chairman of the Tällberg Foundation, shares how the foundation supports global leadership through two initiatives: the Tällberg-SNF-Eliasson Global Leadership Prize and the Tällberg Leaders Mentoring

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19:44

The Art of Dying Well

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2024/02/01

Explore the intricacies of end-of-life care and perspectives on death in this episode of "New Thinking for a New World." Dr. Christian Ntizimira, founder of the African Center for Research on End-of-Life Care, delves into the social, psychological, cultural, and spiritual aspects shaping the final days. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that may reshape your views on the inevitable.

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34:00

Teach the Children Well

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2024/01/25

Delving into the critical challenges within the U.S. education system, this podcast explores alarming statistics, such as low math scores and college readiness gaps. The episode features Shawn Benjamin, principal of a successful Bay area charter school since 2007, where her team has achieved student successes. Join us as we unravel the complexities of cultural, political, and resource-related factors influencing student preparedness, striving to understand and improve the education our children

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37:32

Knocking on Europe’s Door

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2024/01/18

In this podcast, European politicians' rhetoric on law, justice, dignity, and freedom is examined amid migration concerns. The gap between words and actions prioritizes deterring migrants, leading to discussions on border control and pushbacks. This pattern extends globally, with the issue influencing upcoming elections in Europe and the U.S. The episode explores balancing political interests and legal obligations in the treatment of migrants. Renowned migration expert Sergio Carrera critiques

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10:07

SPOTLIGHT: The Year of the Ballot

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2024/01/11

In 2024, over 50 countries, including seven of the world's most populous nations, will hold crucial national elections, shaping the trajectory of global democracy. The podcast delves into the challenges democracy faces from both the radical right and left, questioning the persistence of "strong man" leaders and the threat of extreme partisanship. While not among the nations holding elections this year, Chile's recent experience with constitutional reform provides valuable insights into the struggles

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34:01

Best New Thinking: What’s Wrong with America?

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2024/01/04

In this episode of New Thinking for a New World, we delve into the profound challenges facing the United States: extreme partisanship, ongoing legal troubles for a former president, eroding trust in institutions, and a pervasive sense of unhappiness despite strong economic conditions. Our guest, Swedish historian Lars Trägårdh, offers a unique perspective as an inside outsider who has observed America's social contract over decades, shedding light on the American dream's transformation into a

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29:25

Best New Thinking: Should We Tolerate the Intolerant?

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2023/12/28

How can liberal democracies deal with the threat of intolerant extremists? Elisabeth Braw, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, draws on the insights of philosopher Karl Popper, who witnessed the rise of Nazism in Europe. She discusses the case of Sweden, where Koran burnings have sparked violent reactions, and the dilemma of protecting free speech while preventing hate crimes. Listen to this episode of New Thinking for a New World to learn more about the risks and challenges of

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33:33

What’s Warmer, Wetter, and Greener? (Spoiler Alert:...

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2023/12/21

The Arctic is warming at an alarming rate, posing severe threats to the planet. The recent Arctic Report Card by NOAA paints a grim picture, but there's still hope for change. Scientist and community leader Tero Mustonen discusses the urgent need to rewild the Far North to counteract climate change. Hear about the challenges, solutions, and the global impact. Can we slow climate change in our lifetime? Tune in to find out.

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32:03

Cry for Argentina?

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2023/12/07

Argentina faces economic turmoil with a soaring inflation rate, widespread poverty, and a devalued currency. Despite its challenges, the country possesses educated citizens, a thriving tech sector, and valuable agricultural exports. In a bold move, voters elected an anarcho-capitalist president, Javier Milei, promising drastic government spending cuts. Economist Eduardo Amadeo, optimistic about the change, discusses Argentina's potential for recovery in this episode of New Thinking for a New World

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27:46

War Without End?

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2023/11/30

"Ukraine's 2023: From New Year's Optimism to Ongoing Struggle" Despite President Zelensky's hopeful New Year's message, the Ukrainian conflict has evolved into a protracted war of attrition. As the much-anticipated summer offensive appears to have faltered, questions loom: What's next? Is negotiation or dramatic escalation the path forward? In this episode of New Thinking for New World, Ukrainian journalist Svitlana Morenets, author of the insightful article "Zelensky Must Be Honest About the State

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35:38

Getting Russia Right

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2023/11/09

Russia is a puzzle that many in the West thought they had solved after the Cold War. But President Putin proved them wrong by strengthening his grip on power, challenging the global order, and invading Ukraine. How can the US cope with this Great Pariah and Great Enigma? Getting Russia Right is a book by Thomas Graham, a leading Russian expert who has spent much of the last 40 years trying to understand Russia. His book is an important contribution to thinking about how to cope with Russia today as

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27:05

People-Centered Justice

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2023/11/02

Many people are unhappy with democracy because they lack access to justice and cannot solve their legal problems. How can we fix this? Allyson Maynard-Gibson, barrister and former attorney general and minister for legal affairs of the Bahamas, argues that we need people-centered justice that goes beyond the traditional institutions. Listen to her talk about a new way of making justice work for everyone.

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39:33

Can Violent Extremists Leave Their Pasts Behind?

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2023/10/26

Join guest host Michael Niconchuk as he delves into the global rise of violent extremism, its underlying causes, and the potential for rehabilitating those involved in it. In this enlightening podcast episode, Michael engages in a discussion with experts Juncal Fernandez-Garayzabal and Noah Tucker. Together, they tackle crucial questions: What drives individuals to engage in violent extremism, and is it possible for them to disengage? Is there a viable path to help former extremists reintegrate

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10:29

SPOTLIGHT: War is Not Healthy for Children and Other...

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2023/10/24

The war between Israel and Hamas is a classic “lose/lose” proposition: there can be no winners, with a range of outcomes that stretch from bad towards disastrous. Is this just one more awful conflict in a region whose history is pockmarked by war, violence and hate? Or is there a chance that this bloodletting—as brutal and awful as it has already been—could eventually create a different dynamic? That’s the glimmer of hope in this Tällberg SPOTLIGHT piece by Alan Stoga, geopolitical observer and

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29:49

Pandemic Fallout: Unmasking Ethical Failures

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2023/10/12

The COVID pandemic was a global crisis that required a global solution. But instead of acting together, many rich countries chose to protect themselves first, leaving millions of people to suffer and die. This was a huge ethical failure that showed how divided and selfish the world is. Dr. Ruth Faden is an expert on ethics and justice who tried to promote a more fair and cooperative response to the pandemic. She will share her insights on why ethics failed during COVID and how we can do better in

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34:01

What’s Wrong with America?

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2023/09/28

In this episode of New Thinking for a New World, we delve into the profound challenges facing the United States: extreme partisanship, ongoing legal troubles for a former president, eroding trust in institutions, and a pervasive sense of unhappiness despite strong economic conditions. Our guest, Swedish historian Lars Trägårdh, offers a unique perspective as an inside outsider who has observed America's social contract over decades, shedding light on the American dream's transformation into a

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34:40

Blot Out the Sun?

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2023/09/21

From ancient battles to modern climate challenges, explore how Luke Iseman and Andrew Song, pioneers in solar radiation management, are taking action to cool our warming planet amidst the escalating threat of extreme weather and natural disasters driven by greenhouse gas-induced heat. Delve into their bold and controversial mission to reduce solar radiation and provide much-needed 'shade' for our overheating Earth.

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33:24

Diplomatically Speaking

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2023/09/07

Ambassador Ashok Mirpuri, who recently concluded an exceptional 12-year term as Singapore's ambassador to the United States, retired from diplomatic service this summer. In this episode, he reflects on the evolving role of diplomats in the 21st century. Despite the challenges of modern technology, diplomats like Mirpuri are tasked with the complex role of interpreting and conveying the realities and dynamics of their host country to their own leaders. In his case, this involved navigating the

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