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Is Russia a "Verbrecherstaat?" - A Perspective from International Law 32:53

2y ago32:53

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With the Russian attack on Ukraine, the Academy's spring 2022 Daimler fellow Lawrence Douglas's project on aggressive war, atrocity and the "Verbrecherstaat" suddenly became very current.On this episode of "Beyond the Lecture," Douglas talks about the origin of the term "Verbrecherstaat," considers Russia's actions in light of the categories of agg…

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Threats from the Margin? - Ladee Hubbard's novel "The Descendants" 28:46

2y ago28:46

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In fall 2021, New Orleans-based writer Ladee Hubbard spent her time as Mary Ellen von der Heyden Fellow in Fiction working on her new novel, "The Descendants." On this episode of "Beyond the Lecture," Hubbard talks about her novel-in-progress, the 1980s war on drugs, and, as a special treat, reads a story from her forthcoming collection "The Last S…

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"The Family Chao:" Lan Samantha Chang on How to Narrate a Community 37:17

2+ y ago37:17

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During her stay at the American Academy as the Mary Ellen von der Heyden Fellow in Fiction in fall 2021, Lan Samantha Chang gave the finishing touch to her much-anticipated new novel "The Family Chao," to be published by W.W. Norton & Company in February 2022. On today's episode, you can find out how rediscovering Dostoevsky's "The Brothers Karamaz…

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Who Is Classics for? 28:23

3y ago28:23

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In this episode of "Beyond the Lecture," we take a behind-the-scenes look at a debate currently roiling classical scholarship and pedagogy. It’s a debate about how the field should be approached now and in the future, about privilege and access and the very aura of classics. To get into this story, we talk with spring 2021 American Academy fellow N…

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Next Generation 31:27

3+ y ago31:27

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What was it like to be the first black person at an all-white private school in the American South? The very first, that is. In this episode, we explore this question through the work of investigative journalist and fall 2020 Holtzbrinck fellow, Mosi Secret, who's currently writing a book about a philanthropic initiative to integrate black children…

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The Importance of Being Thomas Mann 33:12

3+ y ago33:12

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There are few novelists who made more of an impact on twentieth-century German literature than Thomas Mann. His works have been translated into over thirty languages and remain the subject of much debate. On today's podcast, we bring together two scholars who have made Mann's life and literary output the focus of their academic concerns: Susan Bern…

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Ninth Beast: A Quarantine Story 24:17

3+ y ago24:17

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The world is on hold and we are all going a bit stir-crazy. Strange things are happening in a tiny New York City apartment, where a young podcaster uses his isolation time to open a mysterious portal to the afterlife. This episode of “Beyond the Lecture” features a special recording of novelist Paul LaFarge’s fictive play “Ninth Beast.” LaFarge is …

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Corona Dispatches: Scholars at the American Academy reflect on the pandemic and its meanings 27:58

4y ago27:58

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In this episode of „Beyond the Lecture,” scholars and artists at the American Academy in Berlin reflect on the various intersections of the coronavirus pandemic with their respective fields of study. We spoke with composer Carolyn Chen, cultural historian Liliane Weissberg (spring 2020 Anna-Maria Kellen fellow) of University of Pennsylvania, German…

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Singing to Glaciers: What Iceland can teach us about grief & our common future 52:58

4y ago52:58

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In this episode of "Beyond the Lecture," cultural anthropologists Dominic Boyer (spring 2020 Axel Springer Fellow) and Cymene Howe, both of Rice University, reveal some insights from their recent research into Iceland's ancient traditions. What they found has profound implications for how we view grief, the future, and the way we come to terms with…

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What Happened When Claudia Rankine Talked to White Men About Privilege 51:35

4+ y ago51:35

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Poet, playwright, and Yale University professor Claudia Rankine was at the American Academy in Berlin as a Distinguished Visitor in early November 2019, to deliver the John W. Kluge lecture. Academy producer Tony Andrews sat down with Rankine to discuss the various dynamics at work in the conversations she quotes in her forthcoming book, Just Us, a…

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Dr. Marlene Brito-Millan: Marine Scientist, Environmental and Decolonial Advocate 37:47

4+ y ago37:47

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Dr. Brito-Millan speaks about her upbringing, and her journey to becoming a Marine Scientist. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Marisol Palomares: Environmental Graduate Student 28:35

4+ y ago28:35

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Marisol is an Environmental Science graduate student. She works with Dr. Drew Talley in the University of San Diego. In this episode, she talks about the reason she decided to go back to graduate school --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Linda Gordon on the KKK & the roots of US anti-immigrant policy 20:05

5y ago20:05

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Historian Linda Gordon was recently at the American Academy in Berlin, as a Marcus Bierich Distinguished Visitor, to discuss her latest book, "The Second Coming of the KKK." In it, Gordon goes beyond the more well-known terrorism of the KKK in the South, to show just how active the Klan was in northern states like Oregon and Massachusetts in the fi…

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Beyond the Lecture: Anne Finger on Disability and the Politics of Memory 21:22

5y ago21:22

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Writer Anne Finger is in Berlin to research histories of disability in the city. In this episode, she goes on a trip to an old, abandoned Nazi psychiatric facility with producer Tony Andrews. Along the way, they meet up with Andreas Hechler, whose great grandmother was sent to a facility just like it. In the process, they confront some disturbing h…

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Tyler Hower: Philosophy Professor, Aspired Priest, Avid Reader 31:46

5y ago31:46

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Tyler Hower talks about his experience from an aspiring priest to teaching philosophy at the University of San Diego. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Dr. Christopher Carter: Pastor, Professor, Ethicist 32:45

5y ago32:45

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Dr. Christopher Carter recounts his story of becoming nationally admired ethicist and social equity intellectual whose teaching and research focuses on Black and Womanist theological ethics, environmental ethics, food justice and religion. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support…

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Soroya Rowley: Community Based Theater, Environmental Sciences Executive Assistant 27:53

5y ago27:53

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Soroya Rowley describes her journey to community based theater --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Kelsey Schultz: Career Counselor 23:29

5y ago23:29

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Kelsey Schultz describes her journey from RA to career counselor at the University of San Diego --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Beyond the Lecture: Wang Lu On How She Writes Music 15:43

5y ago15:43

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Composer and pianist Wang Lu was born in the Xi’an, China, the country’s ancient capital. Brought up in a musical family with strong Chinese opera and folk music traditions, her compositions are inspired by both of these forms, and fused with urban environmental sounds. Wang’s works have been performed internationally by the Ensemble Modern, The Mi…

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Eric Cathcart: Licensed Geologist, Professor, Drummer and Surfer 30:15

5y ago30:15

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Eric Cathcart discusses his journey to becoming a licensed geologist and professor at the University of San Diego --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Dr. Drew Talley: Oceanographer and Professor 32:27

5y ago32:27

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Dr. Drew Talley talks about his career path as a oceanographer and professor at the University of San Diego. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Beyond the Lecture: Martin Puchner Tries to Save a Dying Language 18:40

5y ago18:40

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Literary historian Martin Puchner's journey with languages started early and unexpectedly: a series of seemingly unconnected events led to his discovery that he was the last speaker of an almost forgotten medieval language, Rotwelsch. In his research into what this language was — where it came from, who spoke it, and why — Puchner was forced to con…

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Dr. Julia Cantzler: Environmental & Tribal Lawyer, Sociology PhD 30:43

5y ago30:43

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Dr. Julia Cantzler shares her story and how her focus has changed from indigenous environmental lawyer to sociology professor --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Dr. Boudrias: Deep Ocean Diving, Marine Biology & Environmental Education 32:40

5y ago32:40

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Dr. Boudrias talks about his life as a marine biologist and first generation student from Canada --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/davis-luanava/support

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Beyond the Lecture: Sir David Chipperfield 26:47

5y ago26:47

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Sir David Chipperfield is a world-renowned architect who has designed and refurbished some of the most iconic buildings in the world, including Berlin’s Neues Museum. On March 21, 2019, Sir Chipperfield was at the American Academy to deliver a lecture entitled “Identity and Sustainability—Fundación RIA in Galicia.” In the lecture, he discusses his …

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Beyond the Lecture: Masha Gessen and Joshua Yaffa 42:14

5+ y ago42:14

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New Yorker staff writer Masha Gessen was at the American Academy in late November to talk about her most recent book, The Future Is History. In this podcast, she discusses Russia, cynicism, doublethink, and the imaginative powers of democracy with fall 2018 Academy fellow Joshua Yaffa, the Moscow correspondent for the New Yorker.Host: R. Jay Magill…

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Beyond the Lecture: P. Carl 16:23

5+ y ago16:23

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P. Carl is a dramaturg, nonfiction writer, theater producer, and Distinguished Artist in Residence at Emerson College. As a Holtzbrinck Fellow at the American Academy in fall 2018, he’s is working on a memoir about gender transition, entitled Becoming a White Man, to be published by Simon & Schuster. The American Academy’s Tina Reis sat down with C…

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Beyond the Lecture: Elizabeth Kolbert 20:40

5+ y ago20:40

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Many climate scientists say it's past midnight on the environmental clock. New Yorker staff writer and Pulitzer recpient Elizabeth Kolbert has spent the last few decades reporting on climate change and its effects. We sat down with her to talk about the dire state of the biosphere.Host: R. Jay Magill, Jr.Producer: Cristina GonzalezPhoto: Annette Ho…

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Beyond the Lecture: Frances FitzGerald 16:43

5+ y ago16:43

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On October 11, 2018, Pulitzer-prize winning author and journalist Frances FitzGerald delivered a lecture on evangelical voters in the United States, as the American Academy's fall 2018 Richard von Weizsäcker Distinguished Visitor. We sat down with FitzGerald to find out more about this particular voting bloc and its political influence in the Unite…

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Beyond the Lecture: Michael Sandel 12:48

5+ y ago12:48

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Political philosopher Michael Sandel was at the American Academy in spring 2018 to deliver a lecture entitled “Populism, Trump, and the Future of Democracy.” We sat down with him to gauge his thoughts on where democracy was headed, what he thought was missing from public discourse, and what he believes gave rise to populist nationalism.Host: R. Jay…

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Beyond the Lecture: Linda Greenhouse 8:44

5+ y ago8:44

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Linda Greenhouse reported on the Supreme Court for the New York Times for the past thirty years. Currently a journalist in residence at the Yale Law School, and president of the American Philosophical Society, Greenhouse was at the Academy in May 2018 to deliver the Lloyd Cutler Lecture, entitled “Can the Supreme Court Save the United States.” We s…

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Beyond the Lecture: Tricia Rose 16:33

6y ago16:33

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Tricia Rose is a professor of Africana Studies and director of the Center of the Study of Race and Ethnicity at Brown University, and a frequent commentator in American media and on college campuses about the state of race in America. A few hours before her April 24, 2018 Marcus Bierich lecture at the American Academy, we sat down with Rose to ask …

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Beyond the Lecture: Adam Tooze 12:23

6y ago12:23

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Adam Tooze is professor of history and director of the European Institute at Columbia University. A specialist in twentieth-century German economic history, he was at the Academy on March 13, 2018, to deliver this semester’s Marcus Bierich Lecture, “The 2008 Global Crisis: Approaches to a Future History.” This is also the subject of his forthcoming…

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Beyond the Lecture: Keith David Watenpaugh 13:38

6y ago13:38

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Keith David Watenpaugh is Professor and Director of Human Rights Studies at the University of California, Davis. Since 2013, he has directed a multi-disciplinary international research program to assist refugee university students and scholars fleeing the war in Syria. He’s leading an effort to expand refugee access to higher education through some…

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Beyond the Lecture: David Miliband 9:08

6y ago9:08

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David Miliband, a former British foreign minister, has been the president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee since 2013. He's the author of a new book about the global migration crisis, Rescue: Refugees and the Political Crisis of Our Time (Simon & Schuster/TED Books). On February 19, 2018, Miliband gave a lecture on this topic as an Ame…

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Beyond the Lecture: Derek Chollet 10:02

6y ago10:02

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Before joining the German Marshall Fund, as executive vice president and senior advisor for security and defense policy, Derek Chollet held senior positions in the Obama administration—in the White House, State Department, and the Pentagon. He most recently served as US assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, and most rec…

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Beyond the Lecture: Earl Lewis on Meeting Global Challenges 4:57

6+ y ago4:57

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Beyond the Lecture: Earl Lewis on Meeting Global Challenges by American Academy in Berlin저자 American Academy in Berlin

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Beyond the Lecture: Nicholas Eberstadt on North Korea 8:59

6+ y ago8:59

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Political scientist Nicholas Eberstadt (American Enterprise Institute) was a Distinguished Visitor at the American Academy in Berlin in November 2017. An expert on North Korea, Eberstadt has been following the country's economic and political development for the past thirty years. In this interview, he discusses the country's reclusive regime, its …

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Beyond the Lecture: Charles Taylor on Democratic Degeneration 15:32

6+ y ago15:32

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On November 16, the renowned Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor was at the American Academy to deliver the 2017 Fritz Stern lecture, “Democratic Degeneration: Three Easy Paths to Regression.” Taylor’s talk addressed a concern held by increasing numbers of thoughtful people in recent years: that democracy is sliding backwards—losing ground internat…

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Beyond the Lecture: Nicholas Eberstadt on Men without Work 10:23

6+ y ago10:23

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On this episode of "Beyond the Lecture," we sat down with political scientist Nicholas Eberstadt to discuss the origins and causes of the decline of work for American men."Men without Work" is the title Eberstadt’s latest book. It’s about the radical decline in employment of working age American men over the past half-century. This worrying trend i…

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Beyond the Lecture: Roger Cohen on Trump and the Postwar Order 5:59

6+ y ago5:59

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On this edition of "Beyond the Lecture," we sat down with New York Times columnist Roger Cohen.On the evening of September 28, 2017, Cohen spoke at the American Academy -- as a John W. Kluge Distinguished Visitor -- about the fate of the postwar order in the age of Donald Trump. We sat down with Cohen to discuss the topic more personally, and to he…

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Beyond the Lecture: Kerry James Marshall and Trenton Doyle Hancock 13:27

7y ago13:27

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On this edition of Beyond the Lecture, we sit down with artists Kerry James Marshall and Trenton Doyle Hancock for an extended discussion about painting, collage, and comics.Host: R. Jay Magill저자 American Academy in Berlin

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Beyond the Lecture: Jill Abramson on Fake News and Trust in Media 11:16

7y ago11:16

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At a time when public trust in the news media is at a historic low, when fake news proliferates social media, and voters are highly polarized, how can quality journalism survive? Jill Abramson, former executive editor of the New York Times, sits down with the Academy's Beyond the Lecture series to discuss protecting accurate and reliable news.Host:…

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Beyond the Lecture: Kati Marton on Soviet Russia and 1930s America 9:18

7y ago9:18

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At a time when Russia is alleged to have manipulated the recent US Presidential elections, Kati Marton returned to the American Academy to present her latest book, True Believer (Simon & Schuster, 2016), which reveals the life of Noel Field, an Ivy League-educated State Department employee, who was deeply rooted in the culture and history of the Un…

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Beyond the Lecture: Barry Eichengreen on American Populism 8:19

7+ y ago8:19

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This episode of the American Academy in Berlin's “Beyond the Lecture” features an interview with University of California Berkeley economist Barry Eichengreen. A distinguished academic expert on the international monetary and financial systems, Eichengreen is also a research associate of the National Bureau of Economic Research in Cambridge, Massac…

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Beyond the Lecture: Joseph Stiglitz on the Future of the Euro 6:48

7+ y ago6:48

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On this edition of the American Academy in Berlin's “Beyond the Lecture” series, Nobel laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz discussed his most recent book, The Euro: How a Common Currency Threatens the Future of Europe. It was published this fall in Germany by Siedler Verlag, as Europa Sparr Sich Kaputt. We spoke with him talk about the future of the…

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Beyond the Lecture: Douglas Rivers and the Angry American Voter 5:41

7+ y ago5:41

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Douglas Rivers, chief scientist at YouGov and professor of political science at Stanford University, talks to the American Academy in Berlin about polling, the media, and the angry voter in the 2016 US Presidential election.Host: R. Jay Magill저자 American Academy in Berlin

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Soheil Nasseri playing Beethoven's Fifth Symphony 32:26

8y ago32:26

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On February 4th, Soheil Nasseri performed Beethoven's Fifth Symphony at the American Academy in Berlin. For more information about Nasseri's upcoming performances, you can visit his website: http://soheilnasseri.com/en/저자 American Academy in Berlin

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The Role of Women: A discussion with Marilyn Yalom and Brenda Stevenson 34:09

8y ago34:09

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On the occasion of her visit to the American Academy in Berlin, Stanford University historian Marilyn Yalom sat down with Academy fellow Brenda Stevenson, herself a historian from UCLA. Their topic was one of shared interest: women. From Abigail Adams to Hillary Clinton, Yalom and Stevenson discuss the historical role of women and the current chall…

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Beyond the Lecture: Brenda E. Stevenson on the LA Riots 13:28

8y ago13:28

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24 years ago, the deadliest race riots in US history were raging in Los Angeles. Current American Academy fellow Brenda E. Stevenson shares her perspective on why the violence erupted and how the American criminal justice system must still be improved to make all citizens truly equal under the law. Hear more from Brenda at her Axel Springer Lecture…

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