US
US United StatesUK United KingdomCA CanadaAU AustraliaDE GermanyBR BrazilMX Mexico
SPERI Presents... podcast artwork
Government

SPERI Presents...

by SPERI
Share this ranking Is this your show? Claim it
Listen on Apple PodcastsPocket CastsRSS feed

Where it charts

Today’s combined position on our country charts.

United Kingdom · Government
#51 New on this chart
Pulse 24

Ranking history

History builds daily. We started tracking this show on the Government, United Kingdom chart recently, so the trend line appears after a second day of data.
View as table
DateCombined RankApple PodcastsPocket CastsCastbox
Oct 10#51#52#45#52

About the show

'SPERI Presents…' is a podcast taking on the big questions in political economy for scholars, students and publics within and beyond the discipline. We also host 'New Thinking in Political Economy', an ongoing series with monthly episodes. Dr Remi Edwards is joined by authors of new research to explore the motivations behind, contributions and implications of their work for understanding power and politics in the global economy. The first limited series was 'Lessons in Power'. Professor Michael Jacobs and Mems Ayinla interview ministers and advisors from the New Labour administration (1997-2010) to tease out lessons on a range of issues for Keir Starmer’s newly formed Labour government. Coming soon: Crisis Point hosted by Chris Saltmarsh and Dr Dillon Wamsley. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Latest episodes

  • New Thinking: Fossil Fuel Phaseouts w/ Peter Newell, Lukas Slothuus & Daniela Soto Hernández

    October 9, 2026 · 1 hr 25 min

    Why do states carry on extracting fossil fuels amid climate collapse? Why have some pledged to phaseout fossil fuels over the next few decades? Why are supply-side policies important? What will the coming decades of energy politics looks…

  • New Thinking: Electrostates w/ Freddie Daley

    August 28, 2026 · 52 min

    What actually is an electrostate? How do the material substances of electricity and fossil fuels shape state power? Is the US a petrostate and does this question expose the flimsiness of the concept? When we talk about electrostates, do we…

  • New Thinking: IPE and the Global South w/ Zaynab El Bernoussi & Bashir Saade

    July 31, 2026 · 35 min

    Why has the Global South been peripheralized in the study of international political economy (IPE)? What does this cause us to miss in our scholarship? How are sovereignties and power dynamics produced in the Global South? How should…

  • New Thinking: Value Struggles in the Wine Industry w/ Stefano Ponte

    June 25, 2026 · 53 min

    How is value constructed and contested in the wine industry? What is the significance of place and nature? What does the win industry tell us about capitalist production in general? Stefano Ponte is Professor of International Political…

  • Live: Second China Shock @ BISA 2026

    June 11, 2026 · 1 hr 25 min

    How should we understand the ruptural shift of the second China shock? How does it effect what we thought we knew about China and global production? How can we study this transformation? What comes next? Professor Yvette To is an Assistant…

  • New Thinking: Chinese Firms in Africa w/ Elisa Gambino

    May 29, 2026 · 39 min

    How are Chinese firms' activities in Africa shaped by local social, cultural and political processes? In what sense is this embeddedness flexible and how does this affect firms' internationalisation? What is specific and generalisable…

  • New Thinking: Neoliberal Knowledge Production w/ Nina Lotze

    April 30, 2026 · 48 min

    How do neoliberal think tanks work? When do they disagree with each other? What do they do to influence government policy and public debate? How did they respond to the crisis of COVID-19 and state intervention that came with it? Nina…

  • Live: Is revolution necessary to stop climate change? @ PSA 2026

    April 7, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min

    Is a climate transition really happening? What do political economists mean when they talk about climate 'transformation'? Does it require overcoming capitalism? Should we be honest that we're actually talking about revolution? If so, what…