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I am not your Negro
Über ein Textfragment des Schriftstellers James Baldwin spannt der Oscar-nominierte Dokumentarfilm den Bogen von der afroamerikanischen Bürgerrechtsbewegung der 1950er und 60er Jahre bis zur Black-Lives-Matter-Bewegung der Jetztzeit (2019).
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Should the state be involved in regulating the press?
Do news publishers need a watchdog with sharper teeth? Is effective regulation possible in the age of the internet? And what powers should it have? (UK. Guardian 2017)
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How Social Media is Shaping Our Political Future
Drawing on her personal path from indifferent citizen to passionate campaigner, Victoria Bonney implores us to examine the ways citizens and elected officials alike are using social media to change democracy (USA 2020).
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Experts discuss whether social media is good for democracy
Three academics talk about the impact of social media on democracy. Dr Ethan Plaut, Dr Maria Armoudian and Associate Professor Lech Janczewski discuss the pros and cons of social media on democracy (17 minutes / NZ 2020).
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The Economy of Germany
Germany is a hugely influential economy in the world today, it has been a stabilizing force in the euro-zone and its prosperity has overflowed into regions that have been less stable (15 minutes / Economics Explained 2021).
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Are trade unions fit for the 21st century?
With wages stagnating and employers increasingly favouring short-term and zero-hours contracts, are traditional workers' unions flexible and proactive enough to respond to the demands of a modern labour force? (UK: Guardian 2017)
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Does migration harm developing countries?
Does the money and skills returning migrants bring to developing countries outweigh the brain-drain effect? (UK: Guardian 2017)
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Economic Principles: How the Economic Machine Works
This site established by Ray Dalio attempts to educate readers about the nature of domestic and global economies. The flagship media piece on the site is a 30-minute explication of how Dalio understands the economy, using a simple machine metaphor to explain the basic driving forces of the economy, to analyze what leads to ups and downs in the economy, and to define such basic ...
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Is the use of unmanned military drones ethical or criminal?
The use of unmanned aerial vehicles, or 'drones', is one of the most controversial elements of modern warfare. The technology allows for the delivery of bombs and bullets with no risk whatever to the attacker. But does the use of drones create new ethical problems? (UK: Guardian 2017)
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Gains from trade (part 1)
This video by the UK Trade Policy Observatory looks at the reasons why international trade can benefit an economy - be this through specialisation, more competition, or by leading to productivity change. An economy can therefore gain both by trading with countries which are very similar and those that are quite different. But not all firms, people or regions within an economy ...
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