Show Notes
Anne Applebaum is a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, contributing writer at The Atlantic and a co-host of Solvable and she believes that political polarization is solvable. Learn more about the topics that Anne discussed with Jacob: Coexistence is the Only Option, The Atlantic, Jan 20, 2021 Quebec’s landmark 1995 independence referendum, The McGill Tribune, Nov 3, 2020 The Northern Ireland Peace Process, Council on Foreign Relations, March 5, 2020 Infrastructure and Peacebuilding, United Nations 2020 report of the Secretary General, January 2020 Bridging Divides: Trends in Demonstrations, Princeton University Over Zero, working to prevent identity-based violence Braver Angels, bringing red and blue together One in five voters (21%) said they supported the Capitol insurrection, YouGov survey, Jan 2021
Solvable is produced by Jocelyn Frank with research and booking by Lisa Dunn.
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