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EIA Podcast: Introducing the Fall 2015 Issue

Zach Dorfman and Madeleine Lynn | September 2015
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In this podcast, EIA Senior Editor Zach Dorfman introduces the fall 2015 issue. He discusses a new essay by Richard Goldstone; a book symposium on Michael Blake’s Justice and Foreign Policy; articles on democracy in the age of the Internet and ethical consumption; and reviews of books by Deen Chatterjee, David Bosco, and Michael Walzer.

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