Politics of Disaster Podcast

Politics of Disaster
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The Politics of Disaster Podcast is a four-part mini-series discussing the political, societal, economic, and global implications of the Beirut blast of August 4th 2020. The mini-series was created by students of the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in collaboration with the Hopkins Podcast on Foreign Affairs

Episodes

  1. 01/25/2021

    Episode Four: Migrant Workers After The Blast

    In this episode, SAIS students Ester Fang, Elza Harb, and Maimuna Gassama interview Dr. Lama Mourad and Ms. Farah Baba on the blast's effect on migrant workers in Lebanon.

  2. 01/25/2021

    Episode Three: Economic Aftermath

    In this episode, SAIS students Kevin Chen, Clara Artoni, and Luke Schiedermayer interview Dr. Nisreen Salti and Dan Azzi on the economic implications of the Beirut Blast

  3. 01/25/2021

    Episode Two: Political Dynamics

    In this episode, SAIS students Jonathan Meyer, Erin Thomas, and Oumama Kabli, interview Dr. Bassel Salloukh and Nadim El-Kak on the political dynamics surrounding and following the Beirut blast.

  4. 01/25/2021

    Episode One: Leading to Disaster

    SAIS students Shannon Beacom, Jacob Powell, and Omar Husyani interview Dr. Carmen Geha and Dr. Reinoud Leenders on the political lead-up to the blast and the history of Beirut's port.

  5. Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    Introducing the Politics of Disaster Podcast

    A brief-overview of the four-part mini-series. Created by students of Johns Hopkins SAIS in collaboration with the Hopkins Podcast on Foreign Affairs

Trailer

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The Politics of Disaster Podcast is a four-part mini-series discussing the political, societal, economic, and global implications of the Beirut blast of August 4th 2020. The mini-series was created by students of the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies in collaboration with the Hopkins Podcast on Foreign Affairs

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