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Research Reflections - Diving into the US Election

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Welcome to Digestible Academia: the BlueSky Thinking podcast where we break down complex academic research into something a bit more… digestible.

This week we will be discussing the US election – taking a deep dive into some of the most interesting research that has recently come out about the US election, and asking ‘what makes a good leader?’

We’re joined by two special guests this week: Peter Remon, an account director at BlueSky Education who tells us all about his recent trip to the US, and Dr Thorsten Martin, a finance professor at Frankfurt School who shares his expertise about tariffs and the likely impact of the election on the US economy under Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris.

For more information, here are the articles we discussed in this episode:

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Research Reflections - Diving into the US Election

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Welcome to Digestible Academia: the BlueSky Thinking podcast where we break down complex academic research into something a bit more… digestible.

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