This Time Tomorrow
This Time Tomorrow
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This Time Tomorrow is more than just a podcast about politics. It’s a mobilisation tool for progressive democrats all around the world. It’s a movement for a future-facing liberal democracy that spotlights the work of activists and their organisations as they take on anti-democratic far-right parties in local and national elections.
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Help democrats win the fight against those that threaten to take away our freedom.
Hosted by Omri Preiss and Benjamin Zeeb. Produced by Ted Verver-Greijer. thistimetomorrowpod.substack.com
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This podcast focuses on themes of democratic activism, electoral strategies, and responses to far-right movements. It features episodes discussing topics such as Germany's progressive future in the face of the AfD and empowering citizens through anti-government protests, providing actionable insights and diverse perspectives from political activists.
This Time Tomorrow is more than just a podcast about politics. It’s a mobilisation tool for progressive democrats all around the world. It’s a movement for a future-facing liberal democracy that spotlights the work of activists and their organisations as they take on anti-democratic far-right parties in local and national elections.
Don’t just listen to This Time Tomorrow — join us.
Help set the agenda.
Help bring the analysis.
Help democrats win the fight against those that threaten to take away our freedom.
Hosted by Omri Preiss and Benjamin Zeeb. Produced by Ted Verver-Greijer.
In this episode of This Time Tomorrow, Omri and Benni are joined by political scientist Angelos Chryssogelos to discuss the global rise of populism. From Donald Trump to Nigel Farage, from Yanis Varoufakis to Wolfgang Schäuble, from Brexit to Covid-19, from Viktor Orbán back to Trump again, the guys explore how populist movements distort our relationship with truth and facts, dismantle liberal democratic institutions, and destabilise the rules-based order…
…all while asking this rather crucial question: what can we do about it? And how do we know when we’ve passed a point of no return?
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Angelos Chryssogelos is a Reader in Politics and International Relations at London Metropolitan University, with a PhD from the European University Institute in Florence. His research specialises in international relations and foreign policy, particularly the global dimensions of populism and European politics. He has held fellowships at institutions such as LSE’s Hellenic Observatory, Harvard, SAIS-Johns Hopkins, and the Robert Schuman Centre.
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