Michael McFaul - Future of Democracy

[@ozodbekozodov0609]

Great interview with one of the most relevant political figures. Thanks Behzod aka for such a well-prepared masterpiece. First of all, I partly disagree with professor McFaul about the evolution of Putin's ideology. In my opinion, it has not been changed over the time significantly, because Putin's regret about collapse of Soviet Union is still the same, and he always ambitious about rebuilding it. Professor is right about his unpredictability in political chessboard, but I think Putin's main objective is still the same. Second, predictions about uniting the Slavic word under the authocratic country is very good point. I think most of the countries, including Central Asia, European Union as well as the US would be worse off under this reality. Obviously, putting millions of lives under the risk of loss of opportunities and freedom has serious consequences for the rest of the world too. Last but not least, I liked professor's optimism about the future of democracy, and the arguments about the credibility of democratic states, wars in back in times and the regimes the US came across during war, and alternative thinking about protests demanding the authocratic regimes. In my opinion, democracy will still be the most popular regime across the world, but I expect it to be slightly more fluctuating regime, still tends to move upwards. About zero-sum games with such examples, I would love listening more and more. Once again, thanks Behzod aka for bringing the such a bright thinker to the uzbek audience. And I wish professor McFaul an amazing trip to Uzbekistan in the spring :)

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

Thanks for kind words!

[@TuychiTaylakov]

Great comments bro thanks to you too

[@ulugbekmirmukhamedov4188]

One of Top political professor. His tweets about Putin are really interesting. Really glad to see him in your podcast

[@nurullohisojonogli]

Amazing and useful conversation

[@v_turakulov]

It is always enlightening to listen to the HI's interview series.

[@alishernavoiy8650]

Baraka toping, rang-baranglik kiritgan kam sonli insonlardansiz kuch-quvvat tilayman to'htamang!

[@akmaljon_001]

thanks for the interview, great job!

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@dmusurmonov]

Ажойиб суҳбатлар учун раҳмат

[@ilyosislamov4425]

I respect the way he tried to escape from any conspiracy. Nice conversation

[@otabeknajimov9697]

Thank you fro great podcast

[@diyor.rustam]

Great job 👏

[@khusniddin4731]

Good morning! Good job 👌👍!

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

Thank you!

[@farhodmarufjonov1039]

Bekzod aka ishlaringizda omad tilab qolaman. Alloh kuch quvvat bersin. Kitobni endi sotib olaman ;)

[@TuychiTaylakov]

Great job good conversation especially he gave strong arguments about why US democracy ideology is attractive and better one

[@qahramonkhudayoroff9656]

A great interview! Thanks Bekhzod aka!

[@Abdulaziz_Umrzaqov]

Great 🔥

[@simpleman9306]

1) I do respect Bekzod Hoshimov. 2) It takes several time watchings to comment this podcast. 3) As the other podcasts this one is also worth watching 1000 times. Thanks dear Bekzod Hoshimov!

[@doniyormutalov2159]

Fantastic interview with one of the most brilliant political science professor, who also speaks decent Russian, and is my most favored foreign policy thinker. I'm very glad, that you didn't edit out, the part where he talks about somewhat contemporary Uzbekistan, as it is relevant, it would also be best to attach the article, I think, it's very short but informative. I think, it would be also intriguing, in the next meeting, to learn about his interactions, when he became the state official, and the head of the NSC, and had negotiated transit rights for Obama's surge, the so-called Northern Distribution Network, as well as his positive role in mitigating the Osh crisis in 2010, after the eruption of ethnic violence and contentions. Thank you very much for organizing it, and putting this all together.

[@rakoonp9578]

Extremely timely talk!

[@bekhzodkhoshimov6416]

thanks Rak!

[@jafarbek5581]

Great interview. Thanks for both of you.

[@ig8t6fivkv6dtd1]

Very beneficial interview and by watching this I broaden my horizon, gained considerable knowledge in the subject of politics, thank you Mr Michael McFaul and thank you Bekhzod Khoshimov.

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

thank you!

[@javohirminavarov6226]

great conversation! This is the first time I've heard about professor McFaul, thanks both of you, and also HI team working behind such great content

[@dave.davron]

Ажойиб суҳбат. Меҳмон ҳам зўр одам экан)

[@sultonovt]

We highly appreciate your efforts Behzod. Proud of you. Good luck!

[@khmakhkam]

A great interview, as usual! Thanks for that, Bekhzod aka! I have a small request (or even an appeal) these interviews to be published as podcasts in popular streaming platforms (such as Spotify, Apple Podcast etc.) This would make listening to the interviews more comfortable.

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

Great suggestion! We are working on it.

[@NodirAli00]

Thanks for video

[@vtravelwithme]

I respect all your interviews. Good luck. Best wishes for you.

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

Many many thanks

[@eldornarzullaev5645]

Great interview 👍🏻

[@elyorjonorozaliyev4472]

Very good conversetion

[@musictv2286]

Oʻzbekcha tarjimasini chiqarsangiz yaxshi boʻlardi.Doimo sizni kuzatib boraman.Ishlarizga omad.

[@axmadaslonov1646]

Behzod aka Assalom.aleykum Aka iloji bo'lsa suhbatlarga subtitr qo'ying.Katta rahmat

[@onespecter9165]

Perfect

[@dilshodbekunarov5327]

I won't be surprised if the next interviews will be with some presidents. Thanks, Behzod aka again.

[@psycho_hunting]

Perfecto

[@sardorbekmurtozayev3066]

Thank you very much for a very interesting interview with Professor McFaul. The moral reason given by Professor McFaul as one of the reasons why Americans should care about democracy in the world is controversial and very interesting.

[@jannatishqida164]

thanks for video, very informative and interesting

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

Glad you liked it!

[@lochinbekmirzodilov9234]

Thanks for good conversation and if it is possible I would like if you have podcast with Harvard Professor Michael Sandel.

[@jonibekshermatov9562]

The best one

[@azamatalimov6577]

Automatically generated english subtitrlarda ko'rsatuv nomi Hoshimoto's Economics ekan :)

[@dadajoninomjonov9713]

nimaga subtitr qoymayabsiz

[@eychfree]

👍👍👍

[@psycho_hunting]

My offer for you is to provide your interviews in mp3 format. Better to listen while traveling

[@psycho_hunting]

@ММС Takes time.there is demand, so it lays groundwork for suppliers )

[@shuxratbekotajonov9090]

Мен узбекча таржимаси бормикин дебман. Узр, салом аликни яхши тушундим холос. Кеттим инглизчани урганишга ))

[@skuchniychelovek]

“мусофирчиликда кўраётганлардан битта лайк”

[@ТупойФилософ]

Ajoyib suhbat! Bir maslahat, podkast boshlanishiga biror musiqa qo'ysangiz yaxshi bo'lardi. Masalan Tel Aviv Review nikiga o'xshagan, eshituvchini o'ziga ko'proq jalb qiladi bu

[@gayratkhuja]

Great guest. Behzod, can you add links to social network accounts of your guests in the descriptions?

[@HoshimovIqtisodiyoti]

sure!

[@QWERTY_EML]

Subtitrlarni olib tashlaganingiz men uchun yaxshi boʻlmadi. Endi ingliz tili oʻrganayapman. Umid qilamanki 7-8 oydan keyin ham bu mavzular aktual boʻladi

[@anvarjonquqonov2316]

Professor's sons are right, shashlik is the best food )

[@bahodirabdullayev3809]

Twitterda aytgan kitobizni menga sovg'a qilavering) baribir hech kim topomabdiku uyoda😁

[@shakhzodyuldoshboev6348]

Well, all I can say is that this guy is a huge liberal internationalist. Also, which Putin were you guys talking about?

[@doniyormutalov2159]

Vladimir Vladimirovich

[@ekaterinarevenko7431]

Moral reason to try to build democracy in Lybia, Afganistan, Iraque etc, but as a result destroyed cuntries, terrorism and more poverty on the planet, if they woul have morals they have to return to Iraque all the heritage but not leave in Metropol museum as a trophy

[@zafarbekchan]

AJOYİB

[@sherzodqayumov7460]

АААААААА! Ўзбекча субтитр кани?!

[@ilyosislamov4425]

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[@alexb.8769]

In my opinion party politics is the worst form of democracy. What about a Committee that works out different proposed solutions and we votes on them. Only relevant or trend-setting topics similar to the previous election programs of the parties come to the vote. The people can of course also propose solutions. The committee decides independently on day-to-day business. These decisions can be revised by referendum.

[@Ozodbek9298]

ko'rish kk

[@UrbanTunlar]

Probably you should invite someone who can back up Russia as diligently as Michael is doing for US. And after getting opinions from both sides, the truth will be somewhere between))

[@ekaterinarevenko7431]

Moral reason to try to build democracy in Lybia, Afganistan, Iraque etc, but as a result destroyed cuntries, terrorism and more poverty on the planet, if they woul have morals they have to return to Iraque all the heritage but not leave in Metropol museum as a trophy