Sources for this episode include: Tara McKelvey from BBC, Philip Bump from The Washington Post, and Annie White from Car and Driver.
Sources for China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Sources for this episode include the following:
- Michal Meidan and Luke Patey in their research report, The Challenges Facing China’s Belt and Road Initiative
- Peter Cai in his research report, Understanding China’s Belt and Road Initiative
- Zi Yang on Securing China’s Belt and Road Initiative from the United States Institute of Peace
- Pradumna Bickram Rana, Chia Wai-Mun, and Jason Ji Xianbai in their working paper from the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies of the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
- China’s Belt and Road Initiative edited by Wenxian Zhang, Ilan Alon, and Christoph Lattemann
- Jake Lin in his chapter Small State, Smart Influence: China’s Belt and Road Extended to New Zealand in the Book China’s Belt and Road Initiative
- George N. Tzogopoulos in his research report, Greece, Israel, And China’s “Belt and Road” Initiative
- Gal Luft with foreword by Joseph S. Nye in the research report, Silk Road 2.0:: US Strategy toward China’s Belt and Road Initiative
- William A. Callahan in the research report, China’s Belt and Road Initiative and the New Eurasian Order
- Frank Umbach in the working paper China’s Belt and Road Initiative and Its Energy-Security Dimensions from the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies of the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
- Srikanth Thaliyakkattil in the book China’s Achilles’ Heel
- Bruno Macaes in the book Belt and Road: A Chinese World Order
Sources for Rainbow Capitalism
The sole source for this episode is Tessa Stuart from Rolling Stone.
Sources for Vaccine Passports
The sourcing for this episode consists of the following:
- Jackie Drees from Becker’s Health IT
- Ashley Welch from healthline
- Kyodo Jiji from the japan times
- Anna Rouw, Jennifer Kates, and Josh Michaud from KFF
- Alison Durkee from Forbes
- The World Health Organization
- Fran Kritz from NPR
- Brett Samuels from The Hill
Sources for D.C. Statehood
Our sources for this week include Mayank Aggarwal from Independent, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, and Ashraf Khalil from the Associated Press.
Sources for The Arctic
Our sources for this episode include: the State Council of the People’s Republic of China, Luke Coffey and Daniel Kochis from The Heritage Foundation, the Bureau of Political-Military Affairs, Emily Taylor, Alexandra Stickings, Dr. Aki Tonami, and Lieutenant General (Retired) Jun Nagashima writing for the Asia-Pacific Programme, as well as The Arctic Council.
Sources for The Supreme Court
Our sources for this episode included The Supreme Court’s very own website as well as Oliver Hong on Atlas Obscura.
Sources for Invasive Species
Our sources for this week include National Geographic, Paige Embry from Scientific American, earth rangers, and Sarah Kaplan of The Washington Post.
Keep It Brief – Concert Safety
Summary
Hi everybody! After the horrible events that occurred at Astroworld, your hosts Hunter and Erica thought that it would be imperative to bring up the topic of public safety! As it relates to concerts we can see alleged problems with logistics as well as past behaviors that may have contributed to the mass casualty event of Astroworld 2021. Hopefully after this conversation we may be able to see some new pathways for change to our public safety system to ensure that such an event never happens again. Thank you all for tuning in and we will see you on Thursday for a Keep It BRI!
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A Hippopotamus Sized Update!
Summary
Hello everybody! In a bombshell of an update your hosts, Erica and Hunter, are here to supply you with the latest and greatest information! Have you been keeping up with the hippos of South America? Don’t you worry because we have! In this special update episode we will talk about the updated status and methods of dealing with the hippos that Pablo Escobar has left behind as well as how they ended up with their own court case in the United States! Thank you all for tuning into this special episode and we will see you all next week on our Keep It Brief and Keep It BRI episodes!
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