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The IWP Podcast
by An IWP Media House Production
A podcast from The Institute of World Politics in Washington, DC. Visit us at www.iwp.edu ( http://www.iwp.edu/ ).**Please note that the views expressed by our host and guest speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of The Institute of World Politics.
Episodes
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The Ai Frontier: Ai, War, and Power
In the premiere episode of The IWP Podcast: The AI Frontier, Dean Lane and Dr. David Bray examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping warfare, geopolitics, national security, and the global balance of power. AI is rapidly becoming more than a technological tool. It is influencing military...
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Foundations of Freedom Series: America’s Forgotten Inheritance
In Episode 04 of the Foundations of Freedom series, America’s Forgotten Inheritance, Dr. Anne Bradley sits down with Dr. John Lenczowski, Founder, Chancellor, and President Emeritus of The Institute of World Politics, to examine why America’s founding principles still matter for national…
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Foundations of Freedom Series: The Crisis of Moral Relativism
In Episode 03 of the Foundations of Freedom series, The Crisis of Moral Relativism, Dr. Anne Bradley and Professor Dennis Teti examine one of the central questions behind political life, foreign policy, and the American founding: can nations and citizens still make objective judgments about good...
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Foundations of Freedom Series: Adam Smith Against the Cronies
In Episode 02 of the Foundations of Freedom series, Adam Smith Against the Cronies, Dr. Anne Bradley sits down with Dr. Samuel Gregg to examine Adam Smith’s critique of mercantilism, crony capitalism, and the political favoritism that distorts free markets. The conversation explores how Smith...
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Foundations of Freedom Series: Adam Smith and The Founders
In Episode 01 of the Foundations of Freedom series, Dr. Anne Rathbone Bradley sits down with Dr. Samuel Gregg to examine the remarkable convergence of two defining events in 1776: the publication of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations and the signing of the Declaration of Independence. As America...
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Inside Counterintelligence: Reform After 9/11
In this new episode of The IWP Podcast, Professor John Quattrocki is joined by Paul Kepp, a former senior CIA operations officer with deep experience in the Directorate of Operations and a career shaped by years of overseas service. Together, they take a serious look at how the United States...
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Inside Counterintelligence: Wiretaps and the Wall
In this fourth installment of The IWP Podcast: Inside Counterintelligence Series, Professor John Quattrocki sits down with Paul Kepp, a former senior CIA operations officer with decades of experience in the Directorate of Operations, much of it overseas. The conversation takes listeners through a...
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Inside Counterintelligence: Reagan to Retrenchment
In this third installment of The IWP Podcast: Inside Counterintelligence Series, Professor John Quattrocki sits down with Paul Kepp, a former senior CIA operations officer with decades of experience in the Directorate of Operations, much of it overseas. The conversation moves into the Reagan era...
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Inside Counterintelligence: Secret, Scandals, Reform
In this episode of the IWP Podcast: Inside Counterintelligence series, Professors John J. Quattrocki and Paul Kepp take us through a deep examination of the history and evolution of U.S. counterintelligence. The discussion traces how American counterintelligence developed across distinct…
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Inside Counterintelligence: Myths and Realities in US Counterintelligence
This episode, “Myths vs Reality in U.S. Counterintelligence,” traces the evolution of CI through technical collection and oversight, including Venona’s lasting implications, why FISA uses orders rather than warrants, and how 9/11 plus the rise of the internet and mobile telephony changed the...
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LIONESS - THE LIFE OF AN EXFILTRATION EXPERT
Terrorists Never Sleep, but Neither Do Soccer Moms In this episode, Professor John Tsagronis interviews Kelley DeConciliis, a highly experienced professional in the fields of national security, intelligence, and international affairs. DeConciliis serves as the Vice Chairman of the Board of…
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NAVIGATING THE COMPLEXITIES OF POLITICAL WARFARE
In this episode, Professor Glancy discusses his teaching at IWP, the importance of understanding political warfare and economic statecraft, and the strategic challenges facing the United States in competition with adversaries like China, Russia, and Iran. Key topics include: Glancy's courses at…
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POWERING NATIONAL SECURITY: Why the U.S. Needs a Comprehensive National Energy Strategy
This podcast episode features a comprehensive discussion with Dr. Sara Vakhshouri, an expert on energy security and an adjunct professor at the Institute of World Politics (IWP). The discussion covers a wide range of topics: -The Need for a Comprehensive U.S. National Energy Security Strategy…
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DOUBLE AGENTS AND FALSE FLAGS
Guest: Professor John Quattrocki, distinguished background in the FBI, DNI, the NSC, and the private sector, as well as being one of the most popular IWP professors for 13 years. In this episode, Professor Quattrocki discusses the history and evolution of counterintelligence policy in the U.S....
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PREPARING FOR PEACE with AMB. DAVID MILLER
Guest: Ambassador David Miller, Former U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania and Zimbabwe, President of the Diplomatic Studies Foundation Guest Host: Prof. Glenn Corn, 34-year Veteran of the U.S. Intelligence and Foreign Affairs Communities In this episode, Ambassador Miller discusses his storied career in...
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COUNTERING TERRORISM: AN ECONOMIST'S PERSPECTIVE
Podcast Show Notes Guest: Dr. Anne Bradley, Professor at the Institute of World Politics and Vice President for Academic Affairs at the Fund For American Studies In this episode, Dr. Anne Bradley discusses her new monograph "The Political Economy of Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and the War on...
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THE VALUE OF PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN NATIONAL SECURITY EDUCATION
In this episode of The IWP Podcast, Jim Robbins and his guest, Al Santoli, explore the value of the scholar-practitioner model at the Institute of World Politics (IWP), where faculty have both academic credentials and practical experience in national security and foreign policy. Professor…
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LIFE AND DEATH IN RUSSIAN-OCCUPIED UKRAINE
This episode of The IWP Podcast provides an overview of the situation in Ukraine, focusing on the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia and the ongoing conflict in the occupied territories. Elina Beketova shares her personal experiences and insights into the tactics used by Russia to control and...
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Terrorism Threat Looms as Extremist Groups Exploit Border Security Gaps
This episode of the IWP Podcast features a discussion on the threat of globally networked terrorism and the potential risks to events like the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics. The host is Jim Robbins, Dean of Academics at the Institute of World Politics (IWP), an accredited graduate school of…
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The Gaza Red Line Debate: Administration Weakness, Media Attention, and Decision-Making Impact
Summary: In this episode of the IWP podcast, hosted by Jim Robbins, the discussion centers around the concept of red lines in international affairs, specifically focusing on the recent events involving the White House, Israel, and Gaza. The episode delves into how setting red lines can impact...
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Insights on Foreign Leaders' Reactions to White House Warnings
In this episode of the IWP podcast hosted by Jim Robbins, the discussion revolves around foreign leaders not heeding President Biden's warnings and advice in various international conflicts. The focus is on recent events in Israel's operations in Raffa and the Gaza Strip, highlighting the…
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Unpacking College Campus Protests: Mythology, Reality, and Strategic Insights
In this episode of the IWP podcast, Jim Robbins, the dean of academics at the Institute of World Politics, delves into the mythology, reality, and strategy behind ongoing protests on college campuses. He discusses how historical protests, such as those during the 1960s civil rights movement and...
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2024 Election : Impacts on National Security & Foreign Policy Discussed
In this episode of the IWP podcast, host Jim Robbins, the dean of academics at the Institute of World Politics, discusses the possible futures after the 2024 election concerning foreign policy and national security. He compares the leadership styles of President Biden and former President Trump,...
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Negotiating with Protesters: Risks and Challenges Faced by Universities
In this episode of the IWP podcast hosted by Jim Robbins, the discussion revolves around the consequences and dynamics of negotiating with student protesters, specifically at Columbia University and Northwestern University. The episode delves into the power struggles, tactics, and outcomes of...
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Unpacking the Fallout of Iran's Attack on Israel
This week, host Jim Robbins discusses Iran's recent attack on Israel, the response from Israel and its allies, the implications of the attack, and the potential future actions in the Middle East. Topics discussed: Iran's missile and drone attack on Israel known as Operation True Promise Response...
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Facing Reality: Why You Should Always Believe the 'Bad Guys'
In this episode, Jim discusses why it is crucial to take the statements and threats made by extremist groups seriously, using examples from history and current events to highlight the importance of understanding the mindset of these "bad guys." Key takeaways: It is crucial to take the statements...
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TikTok's Political Warfare: ByteDance, Chinese Communist Party, and National Security Concerns
In this episode of the IWP podcast, Jim Robbins, the Dean of Academics at the Institute of World Politics, discusses the national security implications of the popular video app TikTok, owned by the Chinese company ByteDance. He delves into how the app's algorithm is being used as a tool for...
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US-Israel Relations: Diplomatic Challenges, Policy Shifts, and Historical Insights
The conversation discusses the drift in US relations with Israel, highlighting various actions and statements made by US officials that have strained the relationship. It also explores the impact of these actions on Hamas and the ongoing conflict. The domestic political angle and the personal...
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Exploring Aid Delivery to Gaza: Challenges, Policy Debates, and the JLOTS Pier Concept
In this episode of the IWP Podcast, Dean of Academics at IWP, Jim Robbins, discusses the challenges and implications of building a pier off Gaza, an operation known as JLOTS (Joint Logistics Over the Shore). Topics discussed: Challenges of building a pier off Gaza Operational and tactical aspects...
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Biden administration's dilemma: Progressives' pressure at home and ceasefire negotiations in Gaza
In this episode of the IWP Podcast hosted by Jim Robbins, the discussion revolves around the complexities of the war in Gaza and its implications on the White House, particularly focusing on the ceasefire negotiations in the Middle East and the political challenges faced by President Joe Biden…
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Navigating the Israel-Palestine Conflict: Two-State Solution Hurdles and Opportunities for Peace
Summary: In this episode, Jim Robbins, the host and Dean of Academics at the Institute of World Politics (IWP) in Washington, DC, examines the ongoing conflict in Gaza and potential post-conflict scenarios. The discussion covers Israel's stance on demilitarization and deradicalization in Gaza…
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Defining Terrorism: Historical Context & Modern Challenges (Part Two)
In this episode, Dean of Academics Jim Robbins converses with Dr. Christopher Harmon on the complexities surrounding terrorism, Islamophobia, guerrilla warfare, and the current situation in Yemen. Topics discussed: 1. The Challenge of Discussing Terrorism 2. Addressing Extremism Through Education...
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US Response to Iran's Provocations: Beyond Proportional Strategies
Summary In this podcast episode, Jim Robbins discusses the recent Iranian proxy attack on a US installation in Jordan and the Biden administration's response. He critiques the administration's approach to dealing with Iran's provocations and proposes a more assertive strategy. Topics discussed:...
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Defining Terrorism: Historical Context & Modern Challenges (Part One)
Summary: In this episode, Dean of Academics at the Institute of World Politics, Jim Robbins, is joined by Dr. Chris Harmon, an expert on terrorism and counterterrorism. They discuss the topic of defining terrorism and its application to the Houthi group. The conversation covers various…
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Houthi Attacks and Western Response: Implications for Red Sea Shipping and International Conflict
In this podcast episode, Jim Robbins, the Dean of Academics at the Institute of World Politics in Washington DC, discusses the recent airstrikes against the Houthi rebels in Yemen. He delves into the implications of the attacks, the responses from the Houthi rebels, and the geopolitical context…
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The Escalating Conflict: Israel vs Hezbollah, Exploring the Potential Implications
Summary: In this episode of THE IWP PODCAST, Jim Robbins, Dean of Academics at the Institute of World Politics, discusses the escalating conflict between Israel and the Lebanon-based terrorist group Hezbollah. He explores recent events, including targeted strikes and retaliatory attacks, and...
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A podcast from The Institute of World Politics in Washington, DC. Visit us at www.iwp.edu ( http://www.iwp.edu/ ).**Please note that the views expressed by our host and guest speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of The Institute of World Politics.
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