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The Brainstorm: An American in Paris, Why Social Democracy Succeeded, and Thinking about Equality
The Brainstorm: An American in Paris, Why Social Democracy Succeeded, and Thinking about Equality
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The Brainstorm: An American in Paris, Why Social Democracy Succeeded, and Thinking about Equality
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Lorie Shaull
Yascha Mounk Associate Professor of the Practice of International Affairs, Johns Hopkins University
Posted on: 28th July 2017
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In this Episode
This week on the Brainstorm: what does President Trump's visit to Paris tell us about how European leaders are handling the new administration? How did social democracy beat away its rivals in the middle of the last century, and what lessons can it learn from that success? And, finally, how should we think about different types of equality?
Yascha Mounk Associate Professor of the Practice of International Affairs, Johns Hopkins University
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