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Live with Ruth Ben-Ghiat

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June 23, 2026に開始

A recording from Anne Applebaum and Ruth Ben-Ghiat's live video

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Live with Ruth Ben-Ghiat

Anne Applebaum (United States) | Mar 03, 2026

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The emphasis on historical context might oversimplify complex political situations, risking misleading narratives about today's challenges.

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While discussing authoritarianism is crucial, focusing too much on it can distract from democratic progress and solutions.

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Encouraging public engagement in discussions about authoritarianism can empower citizens to resist undemocratic trends effectively.

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The insights shared by Applebaum and Ben-Ghiat highlight the urgent need to address authoritarianism in contemporary politics.

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The live discussion provides a valuable perspective on historical patterns of governance that can inform our current political climate.

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