Speculative Futures

By: The New Institute
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  • A series designed to paint and present an intimate portrait of a potential future, informed by expert interviews, and driven by novel solutions to deliver a deeper understanding of the world that awaits. Brought to you by The New Institute.
    © 2021 The New Institute
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Philosophy Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Speculative Futures: Episode 5

    Speculative Futures: Episode 5
    Apr 27 2021
    Conclusions. Potential reconciliation tools. A new application of blockchain technology. Three different approaches to a grand bargain. And a case for Speculative Futures: Palestine. Plus, “The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.”
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    40 mins
  • Speculative Futures: Episode 4

    Speculative Futures: Episode 4
    Apr 27 2021
    Arable Soil for Spiritual Endeavor. The power of place. The unique mystical ecology of Israel. Opportunities to rethink spirituality and religious practices, or to re-integrate secular and religious communities. Plus interviews with Rabbi Bradley Hirschfield (CLAL), Professor S. Mark Heim (Yale Divinity School), and Dr. Amir Hussain (Loyola Marymount University).
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    38 mins
  • Speculative Futures: Episode 3

    Speculative Futures: Episode 3
    Apr 7 2021
    Treating Epigenetic Trauma at Scale. Key academic literature. Critical case studies. New approaches. And in-depth interviews with Professor Nurit Schnabel (School of Psychological Sciences @ Tel Aviv University); Professor Neta Oren (Visiting Scholar, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution @ George Mason University); and Dr. Rachel Stroumsa (former Executive Director of PCATI — The Public Committee Against Torture in Israel).
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    42 mins

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