Jul 15
I’m quoted in a July 15 article in the Boston Globe about the condition of states in the Middle East. Read the article. Author Thanassis Cambansis also draws on my 2015 article in The Wilson Quarterly on the persistence of the nation-state.
I talked about Four Crises of American Democracy with John Fugelsang on his SiriusXM Insight show, Tell Me Everything, on March 23. Listen to the interview here. Fugelsang says: “The political climate in the 2016 presidential election has only reinforced the perception that we are in a state of crisis. Roberts’ new book is amazing in how well it distills and explains the root causes of the crises facing our democracy and how they might be addressed. It is informative and also compulsively readable.”
I talked about Four Crises of American Democracy with Mitch Jeserich, host of KPFA’s Letters and Politics, on March 13. Listen to the interview here.
I’m quoted in a Columbia Tribune story that discusses the debate over “law and order” in American politics. Read the story. I discuss this more fully in my books The End of Protest and America’s First Great Depression.
I contributed comments to Chuck Raasch’s November 7 sum-up of the 2016 presidential campaign. Read the article. And also to his November 9 assessment of the election aftermath. Read the article.
My conversation with Jeff Santos about Four Crises of American Democracy can be heard here.
I spoke with David Lile on KFRU Radio about Four Crises of American Democracy this morning. Listen to the conversation here.
On the Legal Talk Network, I have interviewed Mary O’Neill JD ’11 about her receipt of Suffolk Law’s Fenton Public Service Award. Listen to the interview.
