Anatol Lieven

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Anatol Lieven

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May 9, 2021

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Anotol explains why only strong nations can deal with climate change. But what kind of nationalism is needed to get individual nations to deal with global problems? And what role might international cooperation play? More on Simpol at https://www.simpol.org

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May 9, 2021

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Welcome to SIMPOL Insights, a series of interviews with today’s leading thinkers in the field of civilisation design, collective intelligence and conscious evolution. In a world confronted with global warming, pandemics, increasing inequality and political polarisation, SIMPOL Insights aims to bring light to the darkness and chart a course towards a cooperative global society.

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