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Hamed Hosseini's Podcasts Series

Podcasting personal ideas and speeches as an expert in global social studies.

Podcast · By Dr S A Hamed Hosseini · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    The Invisible Economy: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of the Care Crisis (opens the original)

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    The Invisible Economy: Unpacking the Care Crisis, Social Reproduction, and the Love-Discount Spiral Episode Description In this episode, we unpack "Chapter 7. The Invisible Economy: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of the Care Crisis" by S. A. Hamed Hosseini . Moving beyond conventional economic models that treat wages as simple mirrors of skill and productivity, we apply the lens of Critical Realism to answer one of the most glaring puzzles of modern society: why the very labor without whic

  2. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    The Price of Everything: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of the Cost-of-Living Crisis (opens the original)

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    The Price of Everything: Critical Realism, Sellers' Inflation, and the Cost-of-Living Crisis Episode Description In this episode, we unpack why global shelf prices remained stubbornly high even after pandemic supply disruptions eased and energy costs normalized. Drawing on "Chapter 12. The Price of Everything: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of the Cost-of-Living Crisis" by S A Hamed Hosseini , we apply the lens of Critical Realism to look beneath orthodox economic explanations and explore

  3. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    The Swing Zone: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of Global South Agency (opens the original)

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    Navigating the Swing Zone: Global South Agency and the Option-Conversion SpiralEpisode Description In this episode, we unpack "Chapter 13. The Swing Zone: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of Global South Agency" by S A Hamed Hosseini . Moving beyond conventional world-politics scoreboards that view weaker states as passive recipients of superpower orders, we apply the lens of Critical Realism to explain how Global South states convert constrained structural positions into genuine bargaining

  4. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    The Manufactured Majority: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of the Global Rise of the Far Right by S A Hamed Hosseini (opens the original)

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    Manufacturing Majorities: The Scapegoat Spiral and the Global Rise of the Far Right Episode Description In this episode, we unpack "Chapter 6. The Manufactured Majority: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of the Global Rise of the Far Right" by S A Hamed Hosseini . Moving beyond superficial "economy vs. culture" debates, we apply the lens of Critical Realism to explain one of the most perplexing political puzzles of our time: why far-right movements have synchronized across democracies with va

  5. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    The Automation Promise: A Worked Critical Realist Case Study of the AI Debate by S A Hamed Hosseini (opens the original)

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    Beyond the Hype: Critical Realism, Promissory Futures, and the AI Automation Promise Episode Description In this episode, we tackle one of the most intensely contested and emotionally charged topics of our era: the artificial intelligence and automation debate. Moving past sensationalist headlines that vacillate between imminent jobless apocalypses and miraculous productivity surges, we apply the lens of Critical Realism to unpack why automation forecasts have been systematically wrong in both d

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