TRIUM Connects - Episode 16: Democratic Dilemmas – When should democratically derived choices in the past bind our current and future democratic choices?

Published on November 29, 2021

It's that time again! A new episode of TRIUM Connect is out and this one shouldn't be missed. Matt's guest is Professor Andrés Velasco, the Dean of the School of Public Policy at the LSE and the former Finance Minister of Chile. Together they discuss about a democratic dilemma: when should democratically derived choices in the past bind our current and future democratic choices? We hope you enjoy the discussion! 

 

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