Kaos Theory Episode 2: Colonel Richard Lacquement

KAOS THEORY

Kaos Theory Episode 2: Richard Lacquement

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Kaos Theory Episode 2: Richard Lacquement

Grant and I interview Colonel Richard Lacquement, former Dean and current Research Professor at the US Army War College. We explore frameworks for war as well as today's geopolitical landscape.

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Richard Lacquement

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Grant Williams

Jul 30, 2023

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Welcome to KAOS THEORY — a new podcast series that Grant Williams and I are collaborating on that focuses on the intersection of Macroeconomics and Geopolitics in an increasingly disorderly world.

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America has tremendous natural advantages in terms of geography, natural resources, a USD-based global reserve currency, and a democratic sys…

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KAOS THEORY

Welcome to the KAOS THEORY — a new podcast series that Grant Williams and I are collaborating on that focuses on the intersection of Macroeconomics and Geopolitics in an increasingly disorderly world.

America has tremendous natural advantages in terms of geography, natural resources, a USD-based global reserve currency, and a democratic system of governance and rule of law that has encouraged unprecedented innovation, freedom, and opportunity. However, America’s Unipolar moment in the sun is being threatened like never before – economically, militarily, and technologically.

Whether you’re optimistic or pessimistic about America’s future, what is unequivocal is that the Post Cold-War Globalization Nirvana is over as we know it. As a result, the world is becoming more fractious and disorderly. Economic decisions can no longer be made without considering geopolitical repercussions; similarly, geopolitical decisions and motivations can dominate economic outcomes.

The purpose of this podcast is to explore the intersection of Macroeconomics and Geopolitics – two areas that can no longer be analyzed in their respective vacuums. Join us as we bring on guests from multidisciplinary fields as we explore this crucial topic. Our aim is not just to educate and entertain but to also encourage cross-fertilization of ideas amongst our leaders and policymakers to help all of us navigate uncharted waters.

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