'Global Governance Futures' is co-hosted and produced by Dr Tom Pegram (新香港六合彩开奖结果Global Governance Institute) and a team of students and alumni from UCL's MSc Global Governance and Ethics programme.
Sam Colman (co-host and researcher)
Sam is currently a traineee solicitor, having graduated from the MSc Global Governance and Ethics programme at 新香港六合彩开奖结果in 2020. A cautious optimist, Sam recognises that the challenges facing our world cannot be solved in isolation. With a keen interest in what it might mean to 'think globally', he hopes the podcast can highlight ideas from diverse thought eco-systems and apply these as lens for solving global issues.- Sam's Book Picks
- , by Rohinton Mistry
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- , by Jason Moore
- , by Teju Cole
- , by William Blake
Tom Hartley (co-host and researcher)
Tom is currently Environmental Affairs Intern at the UN Economic Commission for Europe.听 He is an alumni of the MSc Global Governance and Ethics programme (2020-2021) and also holds a degree in Politics and Philosophy. He is interested in the structural and epistemic inequalities that define many of today's global problems. He maintains a strong sense of hope that through humble and honest discussion, these problems can be addressed.听
- Tom's Book Picks
- , by Perry Anderson
- , by Toni Morrison
- , by Amia Srinivasan
- , by Nick Srnicek
- , by Adam Curtis听
Jessica Knezy (co-host and researcher)
Jess is an alumna of the MSc in Global Governance and Ethics programme (2019-2020). In the years since this podcast鈥檚 inception, she has veered steeply from rationalism into an understanding that knowledge derived from human reason is fundamentally incomplete, and to develop sustainable global governance practices we must take our cue from the natural world within which we live. Jess hopes to continue building this platform into a place where our guests can share innovative and exceptional thoughts on our present governance challenges, and future paths to a more harmonious relationship with one another and our Earth.- Jess's Book Picks
- , by Bayo Akomolafe
- , by Nafeez Ahmed听
- , by James Smith听
- , by Vandana Shiva
- , by Ivor Southwood
Hannah Kroker (co-host and researcher)
Hannah is a current student on the MSc Global Governance and Ethics Programme, having recently graduated from the University of Exeter. She is particularly concerned about global systematic inequality and the implications of modern technology on this divide. She hopes that through better international collaboration and coordination, we are able to create a more equitable and sustainable future.- Hannah's Book Picks
- , by Bayo Akomolafe
- , by Nafeez Ahmed听
- , by James Smith听
- , by Vandana Shiva
- , by Ivor Southwood
Julia Marszalkowska (co-host and researcher)
Julia is currently pursuing a degree in MSc Global Governance and Ethics after having graduated from King鈥檚 College London with a BA in International Relations. She is particularly interested in the intersection of various forms of inequality and injustice, as well as their manifestation on a global scale. With a passion for inclusive knowledge production, she hopes to use the podcast as a platform for stimulating and engaging debates that will make global governance accessible to everyone interested- Julia's Book Picks
- , by Rebecca Solnit
- , by Arundhati Roy听
- , by Cynthia Enloe
- , by Laura Bates
- , by Pluto Press
Oliver Parker (co-host and researcher)
Olly is a current Global Governance and Ethics MSc student at UCL. Fascinated by the intersection between culture and politics, Olly believes lasting cooperation requires balancing difference and commonality. He thinks the world could do with a lot more agreeable disagreement. Olly hopes the podcast stimulates thought about how governance structures can be reimagined to make better sense of increasing complexity.- Oliver's Book Picks
- , by Edward Said
- , by Jonathan Holslag 听
- , by Kate Raworth
- , by William McGowan
- , by Brian Fagan
Tom Pegram (co-host and researcher)
Tom is an Associate Professor in Global Governance at the Department of Political Science, 新香港六合彩开奖结果and Director of the 新香港六合彩开奖结果Global Governance Institute. He is doing his best to reconcile his political realism/idealism in understanding how the world actually works, what has gone wrong, and what global governance has got to do with it.听
- Tom's Book Picks
- , by Nora Bateson听
- , by Andrew Hurrell
- , by Ursula K. LeGuin
- , by Richard Powers
- , by William R. Catton Jr.
Zo毛 Varenne (co-host and researcher)
Zo毛 has an MSc in Global Governance and Ethics and a BA in Philosophy and Literature. She currently works in public affairs. Zo毛 seeks to explore realistic but optimistic solutions in the realm of global governance through curious, open and frank conversations. She is particularly interested in the intersection of cultures.听
- Zo毛's Book Pick
- , by Peter Frase
- , by TS Eliot
- , by Mark Fisher听
- , by Arundhati Roy
- , by Tayeb Salih听
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