Season 3 Trailer

09/16/21 • 0 min

The Looking Glass

The Looking Glass is headed into its third season. With this transition comes some exciting new changes.

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The Looking Glass is headed into its third season. With this transition comes some exciting new changes.

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Previous Episode

A Global Green Movement: Environmental Protests in Europe and Beyond

As a complement to the current print journal, "The Revolution Will Be Televised: A Decade of Global Protest," The Looking Glass's second installment examines global environmental protests.
Climate change has become an unavoidable political issue. More and more people have taken to the streets, fueled by the existential threat of an increasingly unlivable world. Most notably, the environmental protests have been led by the younger generation. However, despite the hopefulness that more participation can bring about change, there are still questions regarding who leads the movement and if those most effected are being properly advocated for. To answer these questions, we had the great pleasure of speaking about environmental movements with SAISer's Professor Nina Hall and MA students Sahar Priano and Charlie Lawrie as well as Kenyan climate justice activist Kevin Mtai.
This episode was produced by Ester Fang and Emma Riley.

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Next Episode

End of an Era: A Review of Chancellor Angela Merkel

To complement the release of The SAIS Review's "Who Runs the World: A Look at Gender in International Affairs," The Looking Glass is kicking off our new season. Over the next few installments, we will be exploring different facets of gender and its role in policy. In this episode, we explore Chancellor Angela Merkel's tenure. First, we examine some of her key policy successes and failures. Then, we look to the future, discussing what the upcoming German elections mean for the European Union and Germany.
Join us as we talk with the President of the American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, Jeff Rathke, and Senior Fellow for Europe at the Council on Foreign Relations and SAIS Professor, Matthias Matthijs.
This episode was produced by Jen Roberts.

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