Lind Initiative Visiting Fellow Robert Muggah sat down with Francis Fukuyama at the University of British Columbia to speak in more depth about his views on the Phil Lind Initiative series on the theme of “The Unravelling of the Liberal Order.”

Interview with Francis Fukuyama on The Unravelling of the Liberal Order

Lind Initiative Visiting Fellow, Robert Muggah, sat down with Steven Pinker, one of the world’s most influential intellectuals with multiple bestselling and award-winning books on language, mind, and human nature, on February 1, 2018 at the University of British Columbia to speak in more depth about his views on the theme of the Phil Lind Initiative, "The Unravelling of the Liberal Order.”

Interview with Steven Pinker on The Unravelling of the Liberal Order

Lind Initiative Visiting Fellow, Robert Muggah, sat down with Misha Glenny, a multiple award-winning writer, broadcaster and sought after keynote speaker, on February 8, 2018 at the University of British Columbia to speak in more depth about his views on the theme of the Phil Lind Initiative, "The Unravelling of the Liberal Order.”

Interview with Misha Glenny on The Unravelling of the Liberal Order

Lind Initiative Visiting Fellow, Robert Muggah, sat down Anne-Marie Slaughter, the President and CEO of New America and former director of policy planning for the US Department of State (2009-2011) on February 26, 2018 at the University of British Columbia to speak in more depth about her views on the theme of the Phil Lind Initiative, "The Unravelling of the Liberal Order.” The following questions were posed:
Q1. What is webcraft compared to more traditional statecraft? 
Q2: How can cities and non-state actors drive policy change using network principles?
Q3: How do you see the future of the global order, either with or without the United States at its centre?

Phil Lind Initiative Interview with Anne-Marie Slaughter on The Unravelling of the Liberal Order

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