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theedd4m struggle for, to use of the arabic words, karama dignity throughout the region. this isn t going away, and there are many historical events that are going to unfold in the years and decades to come that i think are going to rock these regimes or induce them to come to terms with the demands for dignity, accountability and popular sovereignty. so we re going to have to do another edition of this book, mark. that s the one thing i think we can say for sure. [laughter] mark, my co-editor, thank you very much. all of the staff at the journal of democracy, the national endowment for democracy and our three panelists, thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations] booktv is on facebook. like us to interact with booktv guests and viewers. watch videos and get up-to-date information on events. facebook.com/booktv. from the 2014 los angeles times festival of books, a panel discussion on feminism. it s a little over an hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conver
VietnamRepublic-ofNew-yorkUnited-statesVenice-beachCaliforniaTexasEast-timorChinaMinnesotaVirginiaWisconsin all this and more on this memorial day weekend, three days of booktv, television for serious readers. for more information and this weekend s television schedule visit us online at booktv.org. booktv continueues. myra macpherson recounts the lives of sisters victoria ward hall and tennessee class of, whose professional pollutes pursuits challenge the mail status quo. this is about 40 minutes. i am supposed to be wired for sound. one of my dear friends when i did my last book on i s stone, he used to say is there any sex in this? and a little louder, i just had sex and scandal. i really hate it used to make me so incredibly nervous but i got a lesson once when i was speaking to a group, a rather large group and there was a woman in the front end she was smiling like this. so i found myself playing to her. you all remember jeff, 95% of voting, wondered who was the other side person. i was playing to this woman because everyone else was being nice. i got the end of the q&a
FijiNew-yorkUnited-statesJapanTennesseeGermanyWillard-hotelDistrict-of-columbiaIllinoisPortugalWashingtonLondon education. she was a contractn player at mm from the age l of 12 on.bu she was educated at the little e red schoolhouse. she didn t go to college, but she learned the things that sher came to know by working with some of the best directors in america. her character in giant leslie a benedict, i don t know if you re familiar with that movie. exactly. give a little synopsis. you should see it immediately. it s an adaptation, and i think. you can probably see it on tmc, it s an adaptation of an edna ferber novel. it s much better than the novel, about a woman from the east coast who marries this i m searching who marries rock hudson but even though he s hunky, he s a racist over.un he severely mistreats the n mexican because they re not u.s. citizens, the mexican workers on his gigantic cattle ranch in r texas. and, you know, feminism is a socialmini justice movement andd character, leslie, is extraordinarily concerned with social justice.with her husband tells her t
VietnamRepublic-ofNew-yorkUnited-statesMiamiFloridaCanadaJapanNevadaGermanyTexasAfghanistan after that we will open up for q&a. you will see one fixed microphone there and another vocal microphone for the site of the house. if you wish to join q&a, get up and stand behind the microphone. we have to do it this way because they are so mobile is for recording c-span and we do want your questions and answers to be an integral part of this broadcast. so there we go. without further ado, i ll begin my brief introduction. so here s the book. there we go. for those of you who know peter, you know this is unusual. peter tends to write short books. you think to yourself, this is serious. i m not going to get into the details. i m going to see general things about the book at the first one is this book marks peter andreas thugs at because it s well-written and is actually enjoyable. it s quite readable and clear and utterly devoid of jargon and it contains a powerful political message. the second reason to like this book is that it is not devoid of theoretical hats, pretension
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