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Public policy impacts everyone’s life, for better or worse. The decisions taken by faceless civil servants have a lasting impact on the lives of every person on the planet and on the health...
È italiana l’internet delle merci, una rivoluzione dei trasporti pronta per essere realizzata. Si chiama Pipenet , è una rete di tubi sottov...
Posidonia spiaggiata : il primo impianto italiano che la utilizzerà per generare biogas e quindi energia si realizzerà a Pollica , nel Cilen...
Matthew Bishop (MB): Hello, this is Matthew Bishop with Books Driving Change . And today I'm talking with Sharath Jeevan , who is the author...
Today on Books Driving Change we talk with Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, who has written a powerful new book c...
The people that work in education and that take the responsibility of leading the education system are mainly optimists. If not, you cannot...
In this episode, we talk with Ron Gonen, who is the founder of Closed Loop Partners, and the author of The Waste-Free World: How the Circula...
Hansen-Quao has also served for three years on the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers Community, has worked as a...
Today we talk with Anne-Marie Slaughter, the author of Renewal: From Crisis to Transformation in Our Lives, Work, and Politics. Anne-Marie h...
Matthew Bishop (MB): Hello, this is Books Driving Change with me, Matthew Bishop. And today I'm talking with François Bonnici , co-author wi...
Matthew Bishop (MB): Hello, this is Matthew Bishop with Books Driving Change . And today I'm talking with Peter Coleman of Columbia Universi...
That was also a very interesting lesson, because eventually, that will be the way we managed to make the most difference, not by convincing...
Show me the social movement where there was no backlash. I'll wait for an answer, because there is none. There is not an example of a social...
Paul, thank you for talking with us today. The audience of this podcast is people who are interested in being involved, in building back bet...
Matthew Bishop (MB): Hello, welcome to Books Driving Change . I'm Matthew Bishop, and today we're talking with Paul Shoemaker, who is the au...
“If I have to decide between creating one large hospital that impacts a small number of very, very wealthy lives, but makes me personally ri...
I'm going to start, as I do with all the authors that we have on this podcast, by asking you, Gillian, the audience we're aiming at here is...
If you change your mind because you're telling people what they want to hear, and you're trying to curry favor or get the approval of your c...
“Loneliness thrives in an ecosystem that its drivers are structural, and political, and economic, as well as to do with choices we make as i...
In this week's episode we talk with Enric Sala, Explorer in Residence at the National Geographic Society, who has written a terrific new boo...
Today, I'm talking with Jacqueline Novogratz, who is the founder and CEO of Acumen, a nonprofit investment fund that takes businesslike appr...
In episode three of Made in Africa, Driving Change’s conversation series with African visionaries whose work impacts the public good, Elizab...
“The thing that I found actually resonated [with potential clients] was less of saying how much we knew, and actually playing into how much...
Professor Donald Kettl is a world-renowned expert in and professor of public affairs at the Lyndon B. Johnson School at the University of Te...
Dr. T is someone who seems at home in every space she enters, whether she is with sex workers in a tiny clinic or with heads of state at the...
Driving Change (DC): In many ways, you have built your career by courting controversy and critiquing the system that you’re now part of. Can...
Michael Spence (MS): The economic outlook is a little grim and tough in the short to medium run. There are two things going on. One is the p...
What an extraordinary year it has been, with a once-in-100-years pandemic, an historic US presidential election, the long-drawn-out saga of...
Oliver Cromwell once described English land law as “an ungodly jumble”. More than 350 years later, Dag Detter has a similar view of the way...
Ndidi Nwuneli (NN): We have 10 years to achieve UN Sustainable Development Goal 2, zero hunger, yet it is 2020 and we have actually seen alm...
During the pandemic, WilliamHaseltine has been a trusted guide for many people to the intricacies of Covid-19 science and the public policy...
Giving Tuesday was launched in 2012 on the Tuesday after American Thanksgiving, as an annual celebration of generosity in all its forms. It...
It is 20 years since Jack Sim founded the World Toilet Organization, to campaign for better sanitation and hygiene. In 2013, the United Nati...
Arturo Condo is the president of EARTH University in Costa Rica, an innovative global university which trains students for futures in sustai...
Rosanne Haggerty is one of the most influential voices on homelessness in America and around the world. She is the president of Community So...
Michael Spence is a Canadian-American economist and a recipient of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. He is the Phillip H. Knight Pr...
Since 2014, Gavin Schmidt has been director of the influential NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, located in New York's Columbia Univ...
Mark Campanale (MC): COVID changed a lot. What it’s done is forced a huge contraction in the global economy. And that contraction has worked...
Vikas Pota (VP): You are right to say that COVID, as a phenomenon, has absolutely turned everything upside down. What’s really interesting a...