The pandemic has underscored differentįorms of inequality and is crucial in understanding growing forms Increasingly questioning democracy as the best form of governmentīecause of its failings. She outlines the politicalīackdrop across Latin America where she says people are
Todd asks Arlene about how she sees things from her base and (poverty/lack of education in other parts of the world are threats Between and within states we are radically interdependent.Has just 3000 intensive care beds on the whole continent) The depth of global inequalities around health (e.g., Africa.Residents/asylum seekers and refugees) are treated unequally How within states different people (e.g.David points to three things that have questioned Todd expands on David’s explanation and asks him about howĬovid-19 has compromised the ideals of democracy and the protection Interest and membership in a democracy, whilst being a part of aĭemocracy is meant to ensure those rights are available to David says that human rights andĭemocracy are mutually entwined. Todd starts by asking David about the relationship betweenĭemocracy and human rights. Is a Professor of Social and Political Philosophy at Southampton Relations at the Universidad del Rosario in Bogotá, Colombia. The School of Political Science, Government and International
Arlene is a Professor of International Relations in Tickner and David Owen about the impact of Covid-19 on democracyĪnd migration.
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In Episode 8 of Series 6 Todd is in conversation with Arlene
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