Firepower and Global Security: Past, Present and Future, with Professor Simon Dalby
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According to Simon Dalby, Professor emeritus in the Balsillie School of International Affairs at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario, Canada, global politics over the past 70 years has been driven by an overabundance of "firepower," both nuclear and carbon-based.\\xa0 The first was used by Great Power to threaten incineration of the world, by intention or accident, in the name of "national security."\\xa0 The second now threatens the future of life on Earth--human and nonhuman--but Great Powers (and the not-so-great) resolutely refuse to give them up in the name of "national security" and "lifestyle."\\xa0 In 2022, Dalby published Rethinking Environmental Security, an analysis of firepower past, present and future.\\xa0 Join host Ronnie Lipschutz for a thought-provoking conversation with Simon Dalby about these two threats and what countries are not doing about it.
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