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Books by Fareed Zakaria mentioned on podcasts

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5 books across 10 episodes on 5 podcasts.

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  1. Age of Revolutions

    13 mentions · The Ezra Klein Show, Freakonomics Radio

    Age of Revolutions by Fareed Zakaria is an examination of the historical and modern forces driving political, social, and technological upheaval across the globe.

    Discussed
    “So I want to begin fared with where you open the book which is uh one of the more unusual scenes I've imagined. So, you open the book around a conversation you had with Steve Bannon in Rome.”
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  2. In defense of a liberal education

    2 mentions · How I Write, The Book Review

    In Defense of a Liberal Education by Fareed Zakaria is a compelling nonfiction book that argues for the vital importance of traditional curricula in the arts and sciences within modern society.

    Discussed
    “as you think about writing your books, Post-American World, The Case for Liberal Education, how does that kind of get into orbit?”
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  3. The Future of Freedom

    2 mentions · Honestly with Bari Weiss, Freakonomics Radio

    The Future of Freedom by Fareed Zakaria investigates the complicated relationship between democracy and liberty, focusing particularly on the rise of illiberal democracy around the world.

    Discussed
    “and the book that I found most inspiring in high school when I absolutely decided to become a journalist was the future of Freedom by Fred Zakaria”
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  4. Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World

    1 mention · The Book Review

    Discussed
    “his latest book is called 10 lessons for post-pandemic World fared”
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  5. The Post-American World

    1 mention · How I Write

    Discussed
    “as you think about writing your books, Post-American World, The Case for Liberal Education, how does that kind of get into orbit?”
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