Translator (en-es) living in Salobreña (Granada), Spain.
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Presentación de El compromiso del creador, de Félix Ovejero. Participan, junto al autor, Ignacio Morgado y Arcadi Espada. Reial Cercle Artístic de Barcelona, 17.09.2015 Organiza: Centro Libre. Arte y Cultura (CLAC) Grabación: Sébastien Chafoulais para Centro Libre. Arte y Cultura (CLAC)
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Ian Buruma, author of The Churchill Complex in conversation with Simon Kuper
This event was co-sponsored by the Federation of Alliances Françaises USA, which promotes French language and culture through 100+ Alliance Française chapters across the U.S. www.afusa.org
Franklin Roosevelt had Churchill; JFK had Harold Macmillan; Reagan had Thatcher and George W. Bush had Tony Blair. Since the Anglo-American alliance in WWII, British and American leaders have tried to band together to project their power around the world, with a declining Britain piggy-backing on the US.
But that era seems to be over. Did joint victory in 1945 lead to troubles in the future? How did Churchill’s heroic myth contribute to foolish wars? Do Trump and Brexit mark the end of the Anglo-American order? And will Biden be tough on Brexit Britain?
Ian Buruma is a Dutch-British author whose journalistic career spans the world, from Japan and China through India, most of Europe and the US. His books include The Wages of Guilt, Murder in Amsterdam, Anglomania, Year Zero and Their Promised Land. He was awarded the Erasmus Prize in 2008 and named one of the top 100 global thinkers by Foreign Policy magazine in 2010. He lives in New York, where he teaches at Bard College.
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2020 Tanner Lectures "Gaining Power, Losing Control": Lecture 1 - Between Suffocation and Abdication: Three Eras of Governing Digital Platforms
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"Hasta quitar la nieve se ha convertido en una cuestión ideológica. Todo está politizado"
Hoy empieza todo 2 - Barra libre: Leonardo Sciascia, la mafia en la literatura - 11/01/21. Hoy empieza todo con Marta Echeverría online, completo y gratis en RTVE.es A la Carta. Todos los programas de Hoy empieza todo con Marta Echeverría online en RTVE.es A la Carta
Cristina Consuegra ha invitado al politólogo andaluz, Manuel Arias Maldonado para que nos hable de su último ensayo. Desde las ruinas del futuro es una teoría política de la pandemia.
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Los demócratas Jon Ossoff y Raphael Warnock ganan las dos carreras senatoriales de segunda vuelta en Georgia, dando a Joe Biden control del Senado.
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Inequality comes in waves. The question is when this one will break.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/09/02/the-rich-cant-get-richer-forever-can-they
The dead of winter has us pondering warmer times with the help of songs of love – lost and found. Whether it’s from swooning crooners or heartbroken honky-tonkers, love has wedged itself prominently in the American songbook. We talk to two songwriters who specialize in matters of the heart: ’60s folk chanteuse Judy Collins and Americana songmaker Jim Lauderdale, a.k.a. “The King of Broken Hearts.” Plus we hear soulful sweet songs from the Pointer Sisters and the Four Tops, ballads of love on the rocks from George Jones and Tracy Chapman, and love confessions for “My Girl, Josephine” by Fats Domino and “Ophelia” by The Band. Join us for songs of love sad and happy, sexy and silly, careless and calculated on American Routes.
http://americanroutes.org/archives/show/1202/Love-is-Strange-with-Judy-Collins-and-Jim-Lauderdale
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The dead of winter has us pondering warmer times with the help of songs of love – lost and found. Whether it’s from swooning crooners or heartbroken honky-tonkers, love has wedged itself prominently in the American songbook. We talk to two songwriters who specialize in matters of the heart: ’60s folk chanteuse Judy Collins and Americana songmaker Jim Lauderdale, a.k.a. “The King of Broken Hearts.” Plus we hear soulful sweet songs from the Pointer Sisters and the Four Tops, ballads of love on the rocks from George Jones and Tracy Chapman, and love confessions for “My Girl, Josephine” by Fats Domino and “Ophelia” by The Band. Join us for songs of love sad and happy, sexy and silly, careless and calculated on American Routes.
http://americanroutes.org/archives/show/1202/Love-is-Strange-with-Judy-Collins-and-Jim-Lauderdale
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