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Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia John Anderson talks to Associate Professor Tom Simpson from the University of Oxford on various issues including the breakdown of social trust, elitist politics and Brexit.
Tom was an AHRC/BBC Radio 3 New Generation Thinker for 2017. He works particularly on trust and issues at the intersection of technology and security. His research was recently profiled by the ABC.
He joined the School from Cambridge where he was educated (BA, MPhil, PhD), and where he was a Research Fellow at Sidney Sussex College.
#BREXIT #Philosophy #Technology #Cambridge #Military
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