Michelle Olguin, Laura Bullon-Cassis, Yanina Welp
Who is voting in 2024
This podcast is not just about who we are voting for – it's about the act of voting itself, and how it serves, increasingly, as just one expression of many expressions of our collective “voice” in democracy. “Who is Voting in 2024?” takes an interdisciplinary and comparative approach, offering listeners deep dives into the stakes of upcoming elections in a selection of countries and in a style reminiscent of Albert Hirschman's interdisciplinary insights on voice and democracy. “Who is Voting in 2024?” is a podcast series hosted by AHCD researchers Laura Bullon-Cassis and Yanina Welp.
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Michelle Olguin, Laura Bullon-Cassis, Yanina Welp
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5. Nov 2024
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Uruguay: The Switzerland of Latin America 05.11.2024 17:09
Uruguay is a small country, with 3.4 million inhabitants and high levels of human development. Is the most stable democracy of Latin America and one of the few full democracies of the world. However, some clouds are emerging in the horizon. The country has the highest imprisonment rate in South America and a high rate of homicides, with a figure over 10 per 100’000 inhabitants, that makes it epi...
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By principle, the U.S. electorate is composed of all American citizens eligible to vote—a fundamental democratic right enshrined in the Constitution. The electorate should represent the entirety of the adult population, regardless of race, class, gender, or political affiliation. However, in practice, the picture of the American electorate is far more complicated. In this episode of Who is Voting...
France: Civil Society's Response to the Far Right's Rise 27.06.2024 23:30
This episode of 'Who is Voting in 2024' focuses on the upcoming French parliamentary elections and the current socio-political climate. With polls predicting a win for the far-right National Rally Party, civil society's response and mobilization are scrutinized. Guest Sarah Durieux, co-director of the Multitude Foundation, discusses the roles of activism and civil society in addressing pivotal iss...
The European Parliament: is the far right an existential threat? 29.05.2024 21:47
Europeans will be heading to the polls once again, as they do every five years, from June 6th to 9th. With more than 400 million people eligible to vote, the elections to the European Parliament are the second largest democratic elections in the world after India’s. This year, just like with every European Parliament election in recent memory, there is much anticipation about the rise of extreme r...
South Africa: democracy & the promise of redistribution 22.05.2024 24:46
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Mexico: Violence and Democracy 10.05.2024 27:50
In this episode of Who is voting in 2024? We want to know what’s going on in the country and to what extent the violence is challenging democracy in general and this electoral process in particular. Today we will speak with Sandra Ley, political scientist, head of the Security Program at México Evalúa, and Javier Aparicio, economist, and professor at the CIDE
Iceland: What is at stake in the presidential elections? 06.05.2024 21:09
In this episode of "Who Is Voting in 2024," we explore the upcoming Icelandic presidential elections. From its unique political history to the current landscape, we examine the stakes involved as a diverse field of candidates vies for leadership. Join us as we delve into the issues shaping Iceland's future presidency and its future.
Panama: Youth and Democracy 23.04.2024 24:15
Panama is well known for the Canal that connects the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans. With nearly 4 million inhabitants, the country has a high-income economy. However, inequality, poverty, and weak development of public services negatively affect the living conditions of many Panamenians. In October 2023 an agreement with a mining company was rejected by a series of protests that ended with the c...
Who is Voting in 2024? - Trailer 22.04.2024 0:59
This podcast is not just about who we are voting for – it's about the act of voting itself, and how it serves, increasingly, as just one expression of many expressions of our collective “voice” in democracy. “Who is Voting in 2024?” takes an interdisciplinary and comparative approach, offering listeners deep dives into the stakes of upcoming elections in a selection of countries and in a style rem...
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