Interviews

Klaus Mühlhahn is a German historian and sinologist specializing in modern Chinese history and culture. Former President of Zeppelin University and Vice President at the Free University of Berlin, he authored Criminal Justice in China, winner of the 2009 John K. Fairbank Prize.

Daniel Treisman is a political scientist specialising in Russian politics and authoritarianism. A UCLA Professor and NBER Research Associate, he co-authored Spin Dictators and co-directs UCLA’s Center for European and Russian Studies.

Cahal Moran is a behavioural economist, author, and public thinker.

Rajat Nag is a distinguished policy leader and educator. A former Managing Director-General at the Asian Development Bank and Distinguished Fellow of the Emerging Markets Forum, he focuses on governance, public policy innovation, and institutional development in emerging economies.

The SenseMaker Interview with Peter Heather and John Rapley: Why Empire Fall - Rome, America and the Future of the West

A Conversation with Peter Turchin