
Politics, As Usual
Podcast af Global Partners Governance
Despite wide-spread scepticism about politics and politicians, in every country around the world there are many representatives and officials driven by purpose and principle. Their stories are rarely heard, but talking to such individuals about how politics actually works in practice, and making change happen, is invariably interesting, insightful and enlightening. The purpose of this new podcast is to capture some of those stories from people working in and around politics, in some very different contexts, about what motivates them, why politics matters and what we might learn about the process of change. Politics, As Usual is a Global Partners Governance podcast. The book 'Politics, As Usual' by Greg Power, will be published later this year. Music: 'Ikeja Roads' by Tony Allen
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Unfortunately, for obvious reasons, we are unable to release an episode of Politics, As Usual this week. For future updates follow us on Twitter and Instagram @gpgovernance, on Facebook /politicsasusualpod or you can follow the Global Partners Governance LinkedIn page. Feel free to email us with comments, questions or suggestions on hello@gpgovernance.net.

Saber Chowdhury is a Bangladeshi politician and former President of the Inter Parliamentary Union. The conversation between Greg and Saber was recorded at the UN, New York in February 2020. This discussion details Saber’s utterly fascinating journey into politics and the changes he was a part of over the course of his career. If you have any questions for the podcast please email hello@gpgovernance.net

We have something different for you this week on Politics, As Usual. The rise of populism has reshaped politics in countries around the world in recent years. Although criticism of parliaments is not new, populist movements pose particular challenges. Appealing directly to citizens, populists have called into question the fundamental role and responsibilities of established political institutions. Recorded live at an event organised by GPG in November, we hear from Maria Ionova, Professor Roger Eatwell, Sarah Ludford and Stephen Cohen. If you would like to get in touch with the show, email hello@gpgovernance.net.

Alistair Burt is a British politician and former Foreign Office Minister who served as a Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) for North East Bedfordshire from 2001 until 2019 having previously served as MP for his native Bury North in Greater Manchester from 1983 until 1997. Alistair was one of the 20 people to have the Conservative whip removed in the Autumn of 2019 because of his views on Europe and a no deal Brexit. Despite having the whip restored a month later he decided he wouldn’t stand in the December 2019 election. This is a fascinating interview and we hope you enjoy it. If you have any requests or suggestions for people we could interview on the podcast, get in touch via email (hello@gpgovernance.net) or find us on Twitter and Instagram @gpgovernance.
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