My guest this week is James Crabtree, an Associate Professor at the Lee Kwan Yew School of Public Policy and a frequent commentator across news outlets here and abroad. In a recent Foreign Policy article entitled “The End of Emerging Markets,” James outlined many of his concerns as efforts are made to weather the Covid storm.
In this episode, we visit the developing markets of South and Southeast Asia. Well, maybe “visit” isn’t the right word. Most emerging markets in this part of the world remain locked down. This, in contrast to China, Europe and North America where re-opening is the theme of the day. It’s a balancing act between containing Covid and resuscitating economies on life-support.
It’s laudable that markets in this region are airing on the side of safeguarding the health and safety of its citizens. But its equally concerning - because in emerging markets at least - poor economic performance can quickly lead to political unrest.
The Future of Food (w/ Isabelle Decitre)
Asia’s Shift in Consumerism (w/ Vaughan Ryan)
Mindfulness Inc. (w/ Davina Ho)
US vs. China: A Tale of Two Systems (w/ Clay Chandler)
The New Nature Economy (w/ Fraser Thompson)
US Voters and the World: Don’t Know and Don’t Care (w/ Steve Okun)
Building the Imagination Muscle (w/Tony Estrella)
Solar’s New Shine (w/ Gavin Adda)
Purpose Incorporated (w/ John Wood)
Mega-City Madness? (w/ Daniel Moss)
Hong Kong Doth Protest (w/ Mark Clifford)
Media Madness (w/ Vivek Couto)
Purpose-Driven Investing (w/ Munib Madni)
Lockdown to Rebound (w/ Anne Hockett)
Southeast Asia: Political Pawn or Proxy (w/ Adam Schwarz)
Telemedicine's Breakaway Moment (w/ Dr. Snehal Patel)
China’s Enduring Start-ups (w/ Rich Robinson)
Superpower Interrupted
A Case for Conscious Capitalism (w/ Andrew Hewitt)
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