CEDAR’s People, Power, Politics podcast launches a new collaboration with the Journal of Democracy

CEDAR is pleased to announce an exciting new collaboration between its successful People, Power, Politics podcast and the prestigious Journal of Democracy (JoD). This collaboration raises CEDAR’s profile as a leading centre for the study of democracy and ensures even more great content for our podcast listener.

The Journal of Democracy is one of the most widely read and influential publications, with an extremely high impact factor and a history of sharing articles that have changed the way we think about democracy, authoritarianism, and everything in-between.

The new collaboration will take form of a new stream of podcast episodes based on recent JoD articles that will be published over the upcoming months. In September, we are featuring Dr Zoe Marks talking about her ‘African Popular Protest and Political Change’ JoD article. We also continue to feature the work of CEDAR and other leading researchers from around the world on a regular basis.

The collaboration comes on the back of the People, Power, Politics reaching another important milestone of 30,000 downloads. This significant achievement would not be possible without the work and support of many, including the College of Social Sciences and the School of Government, to whom we are ever grateful.

Subscribe to the People, Power, Politics podcast on your favourite streaming platform to never miss an episode, or visit our New Books Network channel page to catch up on the 20 episodes that have been published so far.

People, Power, Politics brings the latest insights into the factors that are shaping - and re-shaping - our political world by talking to leading thinkers from across the globe. Join us to better understand the factors that promote and undermine democratic government around the world and follow us on Twitter at @CEDAR_Bham!

If you would like to speak on the podcast, please contact Petra Alderman at p.alderman@bham.ac.uk.