Now i am so pleased in to introduce tonights speakers ulbe bosma is the Senior Researcher at the Internet Institute of social history and professor of International Social history at the Free University of amsterdam. He is the author of the making of a periphery and the sugar plantation in india and indonesia. He is joined in conversation tonight sharmila sen the editorial and director of special initiative at Harvard University press. She was formerly a faculty member of the Harvard English Department and is the author the Award Winning . Not quite. Not losing and finding race in america tonight. Elizabeth asma is presenting his new book, the world of sugar how the sweet stuff transformed our politics, health and, environment over 2000 years. This book, a definitive 2500 year history of sugar and its human costs, which author sven beckert says explores something as mundane as sugar came to play a crucial role in making of the world we inhabit today. Attentive to local specificity as m
Isnt that really the same thing . Passing a law that says youre not allowed to hate something. If think about that, think about that for a minute. As you listen to this guy right here, im going to play and for you, theres a guy, hes a republican congressman, his name is chip, roy. Conservative dude, dont always agree with them. I do here. He also does not agree with his colleagues in congress, the ones who just passed the anti semitism long yet again today on the floor of the house of representatives, we had another so vote to make people feel good about themselves by passing a bill that says the anti semitism at the time when we want to insert the government into what youre thinking and what motivates you, your empowering that which should never be empowered. The ability of the government to believe, thought dubois speech. 2 boys, your views, the not the views the carry out, then the actions i gotta tell you, he is a 150 percent. Correct. The idea that any government would pass a law,
Valuable thing, health. Despite the fact that foreign manufacturers of medicine equipment said that they were out of politics, in fact many stopped supplies to russia. Well, as you can see, our companies themselves are increasing production. We will now tell you how they manage to do this; here is our first story. In the production of various pharmaceuticals, for example, tablets, powders, etc. , Raw Materials are substances, mostly not only in our country, it is foreign, the same china, india are supplied all over the world. But we have more and more of our own, here is an example from saransk. Actually, the plant was launched back in 1952 for the production of substances for antibiotics; it was possible not only to preserve everything, but to launch the production of new products. We can create substances in all possible ways, microbiologically. Synthesis, biotechnological isolation of substances and chemical synthesis, last year the president of our country opened a huge workshop fo
Now i am so pleased in to introduce tonights speakers ulbe bosma is the Senior Researcher at the Internet Institute of social history and professor of International Social history at the Free University of amsterdam. He is the author of the making of a periphery and the sugar plantation in india and indonesia. He is joined in conversation tonight sharmila sen the editorial and director of special initiative at Harvard University press. She was formerly a faculty member of the Harvard English Department and is the author the Award Winning . Not quite. Not losing and finding race in america tonight. Elizabeth asma is presenting his new book, the world of sugar how the sweet stuff transformed our politics, health and, environment over 2000 years. This book, a definitive 2500 year history of sugar and its human costs, which author sven beckert says explores something as mundane as sugar came to play a crucial role in making of the world we inhabit today. Attentive to local specificity as m
Now i am so pleased in to introduce tonights speakers ulbe bosma is the Senior Researcher at the Internet Institute of social history and professor of International Social history at the Free University of amsterdam. He is the author of the making of a periphery and the sugar plantation in india and indonesia. He is joined in conversation tonight sharmila sen the editorial and director of special initiative at Harvard University press. She was formerly a faculty member of the Harvard English Department and is the author the Award Winning . Not quite. Not losing and finding race in america tonight. Elizabeth asma is presenting his new book, the world of sugar how the sweet stuff transformed our politics, health and, environment over 2000 years. This book, a definitive 2500 year history of sugar and its human costs, which author sven beckert says explores something as mundane as sugar came to play a crucial role in making of the world we inhabit today. Attentive to local specificity as m