Ordering the Disorder
We live in an era of Global Enduring Disorder. Neo-populism, climate change and unregulated cyberspace are but a few of the key issues which confront our wrong-footed institutions. Join us, as we monitor and explore solutions to the Enduring Disorder.
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A six-point plan for peace? (opens the original)
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Here at Disorder we’re excited to be partnered with Out of Order with Mark Lobel. The podcast that talks to remarkable people, unguarded, about where they see hope when so much is Out of Order. Mark’s conversation with Maoz Inon and Aziz Abu Sarah had so much to unpack - which Mark has done for us in a guest post below.Terror briefly re-emerged in the skies on Wednesday.Was a plane
Can Putin Outlast the West? Hanna Notte on Russia’s war in Ukraine, its global strategy, and the contest between endurance and fragmentation (opens the original)
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Can Putin Outlast the West?Hanna Notte on Russia’s war in Ukraine, its global strategy, and the contest between endurance and fragmentationLISTEN / WATCHListen to Ep. 210 on Spotify | Watch the full conversation with Hanna Notte on YouTubeFour an
Listener Questions: Can We Actually Order the Disorder? Migration, neo-populism, Starmer, AI, Yemen and the Fed (opens the original)
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25 years after 9/11: Did America Disorder itself? (opens the original)
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Is Europe’s 80-Year Order Finally Collapsing? Glyn Morgan on the death of “American Europe” (opens the original)
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Hello, Substack readers.. i’ve decided to draw on AI (ChatGPT in specific) to work from recorded pods AI generated transcripts to help draft this substack… I know there is an aversion to AI written things… but my view is AI can draw best on conversations that I had with a live human who wrote a book or fought in Afghanistan and did something real… the AI is merely summarizing the real conversation using only words in that conversation.. not writing ex nihilo or creating the ideas that we would n
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