U.S. - China Trade War: a Conversation with Dr. Philip Golub

Artificial Intelligence Unpacked - Implications for the 21st Century

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Susan Perry who has a deep background in technology and it's implications for human rights and privacy rights as we discuss the different types of artificial intelligence being used particularly by China but also by other countries around the world today to carry out their domestic and global agendas. What should private citizens know about artificial intelligence? Can artificial intelligence be good and bad? Is this too simplistic of a view? These are all questions that we explore in this episode that you surely won't want to miss.

Lebanon Protests Explained

For Episode 3 of l'Après Cours, we invited Professor Ziad Majed to discuss the protests in Lebanon. Tens of thousands of protests are on the streets in Lebanon demanding an end to corruption. Professor Majed joined us to unpack the protests to better understand the historical precedence that led to the uprising. Enjoy!

In Solidarity: The Case for Kurdish Statehood

On this episode of l'Apres Cours, we had the pleasure of sitting with Mr. Falah Mustafa Bakir, Senior Foreign Policy Advisor to the President of the Kurdistan Region to discuss the topic of statehood. Let us know what you think by following our Instagram page: @aprescours

U.S. - China Trade War: a Conversation with Dr. Philip Golub

This is Episode 1 of our new student-run international affairs podcast! For our kick-off, we invited Dr. Philip Golub to help us analyze the U.S. - China trade war and to analyze it through theoretical lens. Let us know what you think by following us on instagram at @aprescours

Episode 0

Welcome to episode 0 of our new American University of Paris student-run International Affairs podcast, l'Après Cours! This is just a short episode to give you a taste of what to expect and to introduce you to the hosts. Please subscribe and stay tuned for our very first episode coming soon! And follow us on instagram at @aprescours.