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Sub Rosa Podcast

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A podcast about security, human rights, conflict, and law, with an Australian and Southeast Asian focus.
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17. Tech adoption by terrorists and start-ups, with Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and Carolina Ponzeto

For this episode of Sub Rosa, Andrew interviewed Daveed Gartenstein-Ross and Carolina "Nina" Ponzeto from Valens Global. They discuss technology adoption and organisational learning, focusing on terrorist organisations as well as regular commercial start-ups. This is a lengthy episode, covering a wide range of topics. The episode first discusses a new report (co-authored by Daveed along with Matt Shear and David Jones) on the use of technology by violent non-state actors, such as drug cartels, t...

Jan 15, 2020•1 hr 34 min

16. Kate Grealy on the politics of the radical label in Indonesia

Kate Grealy discusses the role of the label "radical" in Indonesia's current political climate. This episode is based on a conference paper Kate recently presented, called Hardliners, Moderates and the Politics of Islam in Indonesia. Terrorism prevention efforts in Indonesia have long had a strong focus on ideological expressions of extremism within Islam, and claimed to promote a moderate Islam as an antidote to the extremism deemed to create terrorism. Kate's research asks just how useful this...

Dec 04, 2019•24 min

15. Kate Grealy on the impact of CVE policies on international development efforts

For this episode, Kate Grealy shares a presentation she recently gave to the Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society at the University of Melbourne in November 2018. Kate's talk provided an overview about how countering violent extremism (CVE) policies have been incorporated into international development, focusing on global approaches that have been implemented in Indonesia. Kate discusses the implications of the international development sector engaging in work that has previously been co...

Jan 03, 2019•19 min
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