• Dialogue Diary > Longterms

    With the 2018 midterm elections coming (but before I could start wasting countless hours catching up on the latest poll numbers in select states and districts), I paused and started talking to some of the smartest people I could find thinking through longer-term questions about how the country as a whole should move forward. By Andy Fitch.

    America’s Antimonopoly Tradition: Talking to Barry C. Lynn

    By Andy Fitch

    Andy Fitch talks with Barry C. Lynn about the deep roots of America's rebellion against control and his book "Liberty from All Masters."

    Cooperation Used to Happen Easily: Talking to Jacques deLisle and Avery Goldstein

    By Andy Fitch

    Andy Fitch sits with Jacques deLisle and Avery Goldstein about their recent book "After Engagement: Dilemmas in U.S.-China Security Relations."

    They Can Shut You Out from Your Entire Life: Talking to Michael Heller and James Salzman

    By Andy Fitch

    "Ownership is not disappearing in the sharing economy — just the opposite."

    A New Atlantic Charter: Talking to David McKean and Bart M.J. Szewczyk

    By Andy Fitch

    Andy Fitch interviews David McKean and Bart Szewczyk about an Atlantic partnership broader in scope than defense, and their book "Partners of First Resort."

    How to Open Our Markets Back Up Again: Talking to Sally Hubbard

    By Andy Fitch

    "When you take economic and political power and put it in the hands of just a few, how could everybody else not lose out?" asks Sally Hubbard.

    We Still Have to Worry About the World: Talking to Thomas Wright

    By Andy Fitch

    Andy Fitch interviews Thomas Wright from the Brookings Institute about titanic shifts and whiplash in US foreign policy.