• The Challenge of the Future, De Montfort University, 28 April '23

  • May 12 2023
  • Length: 43 mins
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The Challenge of the Future, De Montfort University, 28 April '23

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    • Event title: The Challenge of the Future
    • Location: De Montfort University
    • Date: 28 April '23
    • Speakers: Femi Oluwole & Ernest Paicopolos
    • Web page event archive: https://ukpsaapg.co.uk/unfolding-our-shared-future-talk-series-2/de-montfort-university-the-challenge-of-the-future-the-quality-of-life-for-coming-generations/


    Recent opinion polls have suggested that optimism concerning expectations of the future is declining. This shift has been attributed to climate change, equity, diversity and inclusion in society, projections of the future standards of living, and trust in political leadership. The event will explore the anxieties and opportunities Millennials, Gen Z, and others have with regards to these issues.


    This talk is part of a series, titled ‘Unfolding Our Shared Future’, which is delivered by the American Politics Group of the Political Studies Association and the host universities with the support of the British Association of American Studies and US Embassy in London.


    This is a podcast featuring talks, papers, & interviews linked to the American Politics Group of the Political Studies Association.


    Executive Producer: Dr Peter Finn, Kingston University
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