Episode #72
What Is the Potential of One Leader to Change the World?
Apr 2, 202525 minS0
<p>Professor Nico Voigtländer studied inbreeding around history’s monarchies and reached a novel conclusion</p>
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education
Hosted by UCLA Anderson · education · EN · 72 episodes
How the World Works is a podcast by UCLA Anderson, led by Warren Olney about faculty research.
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Episode #72
<p>Professor Nico Voigtländer studied inbreeding around history’s monarchies and reached a novel conclusion</p>
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