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 much to earth, spanning connections to culture and capital, power and poverty. This book is global history at its best. Were so pleased to host this event here at Har
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
Does not amend the educational calendar in order to bring the resolution to the parliament, yes, it should bring a bill , the most important issue is that now, if you organize the class a week earlier instead of, for example, mehr , the approval of the parliament is in the hands of the parliament. Yes, this must happen, that is, the parliament must. Now, as an expert, i say that we must trust the areas that we have designed for a task, a mission. Not in topics that we do not specialize in we are familiar with the conditions, these arrivals should be stopped. All of what you are saying is due to parallel work, due to insular decisionmaking and careless and sometimes even political work. Do you know about education . Yes, one of the most important issues of the parliament is that it has closed the educational calendar. Why do you think that the parliament has not done this . We have to ask praharishs training, why dont you follow this correction lets assume the calendar now , there was n
You mentioned that there were several key words that the development of mines is damaging the soil, destroying it, and the pollution is taking over the northern regions of the country, and you did not imagine a very favorable situation. You are referring to the fact that the development of materials has damaged the protection of our environment. I have and it is polite to ask for your presence. In order to give a brief answer to your question, it is not a bad idea to provide you with a statistic and a big picture of the situation. Mining in the country, we can actually say that during the last six or seven decades, mining activities in the country have started and developed in a mechanized and Industrial Way , especially after the imposed war that we actually had more development in the country than before. In fact, the processes of the industry related to mining activities are also in the same proportion. In fact , we are developing now according to the statistics that we have. Now, 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