Historical experiences show how Speakers can abuse their role

Conflict Escalation as a Strategy: National Socialists, “Professor Hitler,” and the Technical University of Brunswick, 1930-1933

Conflict Escalation as a Strategy: National Socialists, “Professor Hitler,” and the Technical University of Brunswick, 1930-1933

Lessons from the 18th of October 1931

Lessons from the 18th of October 1931

Lehren aus der bürgerlich-nationalsozialistischen Landesregierung von 1930

Lehren aus der bürgerlich-nationalsozialistischen Landesregierung von 1930

In 1930, the Nazis joined a state-level coalition government. This is what happened next.

In 1930, the Nazis joined a state-level coalition government. This is what happened next.

In 1930, the Nazis joined a state-level coalition government. This is what happened next.

In 1930, the Nazis joined a state-level coalition government. This is what happened next.

In 1930, the Nazis joined a state-level coalition government. This is what happened next.

In 1930, the Nazis joined a state-level coalition government. This is what happened next.

Es kann niemand mehr behaupten, man habe nicht wissen können, was die AfD ist und was sie vorhat. Mit der CDU will sie nicht zusammenarbeiten – sie will sie vernichten.

What lessons can we draw from 1930 Germany?

How can scholars and policymakers better navigate an increasingly complex and contested global economy? Learn about the challenges and the opportunities that emerge as the global economic order undergoes profound transformation. B0ringing together perspectives from multiple disciplines, this episode aims to deepen IB scholarship’s understanding of how geopolitical shifts, evolving policy frameworks, and changing patterns of economic interdependence are reshaping the environment in which international business operates.  Citation: JIBP Special Collection on "Assessing the Post-Globalization...

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This episode tackles the "Geopolitical Puzzle," investigating how researchers use everything from United Nations voting records to global news sentiment and trade sanctions to track the world's shifting alliances. You'll learn why a simple "yes" or "no" at the UN can reveal a country’s long-term loyalties, even when quick-moving news headlines suggest a different story. Finally, we explore why understanding these complex diplomatic ties is part of the new survival skill for any business trying to navigate the high-stakes friction of 21st-century global politics. Citation: Adarkwah, G.K.,...

Handwriting on paper doesn't just feel different. It forces the brain into a deeper kind of encoding that screens cannot trigger, and the difference shows up on MRI scans within an hour.

It remains to be determined how different inputs for memory-encoding, such as the use of paper notebooks or mobile devices, affect retrieval processes. We co...