Episode 157 - Imperial Rollback with Daniel Bessner

from Left Anchor · host Ryan Cooper & Alexi the Greek

Today we've got Daniel Bessner, University of Washington professor and recently inaugurated Foreign Exchanges columnist, on to discuss various foreign policy topics: the motivations and functioning of the American empire, how we should think about China regarding the Uyghur abuses and climate change, and how one might go about rolling back the imperial system. Enjoy!

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