The Future of Conservatism, with Stephen Harper
.think atlantic14 Mai 2021

The Future of Conservatism, with Stephen Harper

In this episode of .think atlantic, IRI’s Thibault Muzergues is joined by former Prime Minister of Canada, Stephen Harper, to discuss the future of conservatism in political and socioeconomic institutions. Stephen Harper served as the prime minister of Canada from 2006 to 2015 as the country’s first and only prime minister from the Conservative Party of Canada. His book, “Right Here, Right Now: Politics and Leadership in the Age of Disruption,” published in 2018, directs the episode’s discussion on political disruption and how conservatism can be used as a solution for uncertainty and risk-mitigation in business and government. Stephen shares his experience as the head of Canada’s government, including during the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, and his thoughts on populism and conservatism to analyze how western democracies are evolving in the face of political division and disruption. What needs to be changed in conservative politics? How should modern conservatism define trade and market policies? How should conservatism be evolved to help the broadening working and middle-class population? How does conservatism compare to populism and what is populist conservatism? How and where can we draw the line between positive, patriotism and ethnic nationalism? Thibault and his guest discuss these questions – and much more. Find Stephen on Twitter: @stephenharper Find Thibault on Twitter: @tmuzergues Visit IRI’s website at www.iri.org Further reading: Right Here, Right Now: Politics and Leadership in the Age of Disruption (https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/565219/right-here-right-now-by-stephen-j-harper/)

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Leadership in a Time of COVID-19

Leadership in a Time of COVID-19

Recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has been at the top of everyone’s minds. People are taking a closer look at their health – and their governments. Throughout the world, the pandemic has spread at different rates, and the way leaders are managing it differ vastly. The effects of this are seen in polling, leadership, and of course, media. In this episode of .think atlantic, International Republican Institute’s (IRI) Thibault Muzergues interviews several guests from different parts of the Transatlantic space to hear about the political, social, and diplomatic consequences of the pandemic. The interviews in this episode were gathered during a seminar held as part of IRI's LEAD21 program, which provides skills-building, membership, and professional development for newly elected Members of Parliament. Kristen Soltis Anderson is a Republican pollster, speaker, and writer in the United States, and she is the co-founder of Echelon Insights. Twitter: @KSoltisAnderson David Goodhart is a British journalist, think-tanker, and author. His bestselling book The Road to Somewhere is about populism and the future of politics. Twitter: @David_Goodhart Nicolas Tenzer is a French civil servant, writer, and currently, the editor of the journal Le Banquet. Twitter: @NTenzer Dan Twining is the president of the International Republican Institute, and he has formerly served as the director of the Asia program at the German Marshall Fund of the United States. Twitter: @DCTwining Find Thibault Muzergues on Twitter at @tmuzergues

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The Road To Somewhere- A Conversation with David Goodhart, Part 2

The Road To Somewhere- A Conversation with David Goodhart, Part 2

In the past few years, societies throughout the Transatlantic space have been changing at a very fast rate. We've seen new socio-economic and cultural fault lines emerge and redefine our political debates. This often translates into uncertain and encroaching change, as well as the entrenchment of the political debate, with new populist phenomena emerging as a result. On this podcast, International Republican Institute’s Thibault Muzergues explores these momentous changes and their effect on European and Transatlantic politics with David Goodhart. David Goodhart is a British journalist, think-tanker and author. David is the head of the Demography, Immigration and Integration Unit at the London-based think-tank Policy Exchange. He is the author of the best-selling “The Road to Somewhere,” which explores how the "people from somewhere" and "people from anywhere” defined the Brexit debate in the United Kingdom – as well as beyond and across the Transatlantic space. Available in English, French and soon in German, his analysis has fed the reflection of pollsters and demographers across Europe and the Transatlantic space. Find David Goodhart on Twitter at @David_Goodhart Find Thibault Muzergues on Twitter at @tmuzergues

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The Road To Somewhere- A Conversation With David Goodhart, Part 1

The Road To Somewhere- A Conversation With David Goodhart, Part 1

In the past few years, societies throughout the Transatlantic space have been changing at a very fast rate. We've seen new socio-economic and cultural fault lines emerge and redefine our political debates. This often translates into uncertain and encroaching change, as well as the entrenchment of the political debate, with new populist phenomena emerging as a result. On this podcast, International Republican Institute’s Thibault Muzergues explores these momentous changes and their effect on European and Transatlantic politics with David Goodhart. David Goodhart is a British journalist, think-tanker and author. David is the head of the Demography, Immigration and Integration Unit at the London-based think-tank Policy Exchange. He is the author of the best-selling “The Road to Somewhere,” which explores how the "people from somewhere" and "people from anywhere” defined the Brexit debate in the United Kingdom – as well as beyond and across the Transatlantic space. Available in English, French and soon in German, his analysis has fed the reflection of pollsters and demographers across Europe and the Transatlantic space. Find David Goodhart on Twitter at @David_Goodhart Find Thibault Muzergues on Twitter at @tmuzergues

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