Podcast
Project on Political Reform
Hosted by UC3P · EN
Step outside the echo chamber of political privilege with us as we explore how to achieve economic development for all. We aim to look beyond party divide to find intricate connections that define the politics behind development, and how that has played out all over the world
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Venezuela: Voices from the Opposition
Apr 20, 202100:24:00Tap to summarizeWhen Armando Armas ran for office, he hoped to be a part of a movement to hold the ruling party accountable. Today, he reflects to us from exile about his challenges of staging an opposition and what he hopes for the future. Beatriz "Bibi" Borges, director of Centro de Justicia y Paz (CEPAZ), adds a perspective on the ground.
Transcribe →Turkey: Can Stock Markets Predict Election Outcomes?
Dec 30, 202000:37:09Tap to summarizeWhen Professor Emine Deniz started her research on businesses in Turkey, she found the same firms were always getting tax breaks, while others were audited and fined. How do connections with political rulers determine success, and how has this strategy kept Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in power?
Transcribe →Introducing PPR
Dec 21, 202000:01:40Tap to summarizeTune into our first episode, Turkey: Can Stock Markets Predict Election Outcomes? Next week, our hosts, Natalie Ayers and Pranjal Chandra, take us to explore the connections between businesses and the political class.
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