Lewis & Clark College
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Oct 21, 2026
Tony KornheiserHOST
This is from Justin Henderson in Tacoma, Washington.
Tony KornheiserHOST
"As I'm sure you know, last weekend was homecoming at my alma mater, lovely Lewis, beautiful Lewis & Clark College.
Tony KornheiserHOST
Before our River Otters thumped George Fox University 49-35, I did what all good Littles must do now when near Portland, a pilgrimage," and this is to Bell's Up Winery, and he's got a big picture of it.
Tony KornheiserHOST
"I can confirm that all reports about Dave Spector and his excellent wine are true.
Dawn SellersHOST
Oh.
Sander GusinowGUEST
And I went to Lewis & Clark College, um, for my undergraduate degree.
Sander GusinowGUEST
Uh, and then I moved to New York, and then I came back here.
Dawn SellersHOST
Nice.
Jahed MomandHOST
My guest today has spent her career asking who writes the rules behind those labels, who gets a vote, and where the people the label is meant to help end up better off.
Jahed MomandHOST
Elizabeth Bennett is a professor of international affairs at Lewis and Clark College, where she holds the Joseph M. Ha Chair and directs the political economy program.
Jahed MomandHOST
She wrote her PhD at Brown on who holds power inside fair trade.
Jahed MomandHOST
We talk about how fair trade started in the trunk of a car, why most standard-setters still give farmers no vote, and the questions she asked before trusting any label herself.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
I'm your host, Eleonora Mattiacci, an associate professor of political science at Amherst College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Today, I'm here with Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
It was published in 2026 by Cornell University Press.
35 MINS LATER
Suparna ChaudhryGUEST
Absolutely.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Thank you, Professor Chaudhry.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
My guest has been Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
I'm your host, Eleonora Mattiacci, an associate professor of political science at Amherst College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Today, I'm here with Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
It was published in 2026 by Cornell University Press.
35 MINS LATER
Suparna ChaudhryGUEST
Absolutely.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Thank you, Professor Chaudhry.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
My guest has been Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
I'm your host, Eleonora Mattiacci, an associate professor of political science at Amherst College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Today, I'm here with Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
It was published in 2026 by Cornell University Press.
35 MINS LATER
Suparna ChaudhryGUEST
Absolutely.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Thank you, Professor Chaudhry.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
My guest has been Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
I'm your host, Eleonora Mattiacci, an associate professor of political science at Amherst College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Today, I'm here with Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
It was published in 2026 by Cornell University Press.
37 MINS LATER
Suparna ChaudhryGUEST
Absolutely.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Thank you, Professor Chaudhry.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
My guest has been Professor Suparna Chaudhry, who's an associate professor in the Department of International Affairs at Lewis & Clark College.
Eleonora MattiacciHOST
Her new book is called Civil Societies and Civil States: Government Repression of NGOs.
Adam LischinskyMODERATOR
It's a nonprofit organization.
Adam LischinskyMODERATOR
Next to him is Elizabeth Bennett, a professor of international affairs at Lewis and Clark College and the director of its program on political economy.
Adam LischinskyMODERATOR
She also has appointments at Rutgers University and the University of Basel.
Adam LischinskyMODERATOR
You can you can sprinkle in you can sprinkle that in because the non-U.S. perspective is actually quite interesting.
Ever CarradineGUEST
And then I went to college in Portland, Oregon.
Ever CarradineGUEST
I went to Lewis & Clark College.
Ryan PerezHOST
Talk to me about the impetus for that.
Ryan PerezHOST
Why, what, what made you choose there?
Abe MerkerHOST
Her father is a man named Dr. Bernard Lewinsky.
Abe MerkerHOST
He was a physician and a cancer specialist, and she attends Lewis & Clark College in Portland, graduating in 1995.
Abe MerkerHOST
She considers pursuing a PhD in forensic psychology, but decides against it.
Abe MerkerHOST
In the summer of 1995, when she's 22 years old, she gets an unpaid internship at the White House through a family connection.
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