Daniel Lazar
AP Comparative Government & Politics with Daniel Lazar
Daniel Lazar offers analysis of the six AP CoGoPo countries: Britain, Russia, China, Iran, Nigeria, and Mexico.
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21 de ago. de 2024
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A Prelude to Studying Iranian Politics 12.01.2021 1:01:19
This talk offers considerations from which to launch our scholarly pursuits of Iranian politics and concludes by diving into policy challenges that the Iranian regime faces. Please support the CoGoPod at Buy Me a Coffee . All donations are appreciated. Thank you! Our theme song is "Inspired" by Kevin MacLeod ( License ). Contact Daniel Lazar at danielaaronlazar (at) gmail.com with questions or com...
The "One China" Myth: Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong 03.01.2021 2:18:56
This lecture explores China's long struggle for internal sovereignty. Despite PRC claims of being "Zhong Guo Ren" (Chinese People with Universal Values), China is a fragmented society bound by the chains of the CCP. To illustrate this, we dive into the long struggles with Xinjiang, Tibet, and Hong Kong. (0:00 - 16:25) Setting the Table (16:25-74:30) Xinjiang (75:32-97:53) Tibet (97:53-138:56) Hong...
A Prelude to Studying the PRC 03.01.2021 34:22
This talk offers considerations from which to commence scholarly inquiries into Chinese politics before diving into ten policy challenges that the PRC is facing. Please support the CoGoPod at Buy Me a Coffee . All donations are appreciated. Thank you! Our theme song is "Inspired" by Kevin MacLeod ( License ). Contact Daniel Lazar at danielaaronlazar (at) gmail.com with questions or comments. Thank...
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