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49:08 Is the EU the Wrong Direction for Europe in the… Is the EU the Wrong Direction for Europe in the Modern Age?	Is the EU the Wrong Direction for Europe in the Modern Age? Dr. Dean Fairbanks Department of Geography & Planning CSU Chico Dr. Dean Fairbanks explores the possibility of no longer having an established European Union. Although this may be a… international relations diplomacy british freemasons politics of the european union roman catholic church trade anglo-american order market structure and pricing european union law member states of the commonwealth of nations free trade zone unit polar political terminology e.u. 1st inklings political culture republics european union economy of the european union foreign relations famous quote continental catholics national anthem communist states member states of the united nations system european fault lines single market e.c. treaties and declarations of the european union christian terms economic cooperation liberal democracies trade policy modern age international trade roman empire business member states of the african union u.s. middle class g20 nations underwear economics free trade former theocracies federalism political science terms u.k. yellow vest soviet union usa france germany international business sociology index political systems immigration issue winston churchill european parliament catholic order cognac merchant post 2008 international economics post $45.00 economic sphere central bank united europe global system current form charlemagne prize recipients single-party states superpowers countries of the indian ocean caption complete 16th century south africa post 2016 world war ii political leaders marshall plan holy roman empire post $2008.00 companions of the liberation political science international organizations of europe upper class original framework business terms american elite From International Forums 0 likes 55 plays 0
47:02 Brain Drain: Trends in Bulgarian Emigration Brain Drain: Trends in Bulgarian Emigration	Brain Drain: Trends in Bulgarian Emigration Dr. Desislava Pedeva-Fazlic CSU, Chico History Department How does emigration affect countries of origin? Are they losing their most educated people? Do their economies benefit, or do… communist party former slavic countries u.k. economics bank reform eastern european ultimate empire labor markets economic development economic depression bulgarian immigrants command style economy unemployment rate economic growth bulgarian people economics terminology politics eastern bloc g20 nations turkish government bulgarians living christian population communism census data soviet union communist period eastern europe nighty night brain waste green card caption complete ultimate rule u.s. macroeconomics communist regime g.d.p. southern european countries superpowers gratian sentiment political systems government ethnic turks population growth economic indicators opposition parties high unemployment rate recessions demographic economics european country bulgarian population economic systems international organizations of europe european union 19th century population internal migration economic problems brain drain american society live abroad living abroad human migration regions of europe labor economics demography people living bulgarian government tourist visa western europe From International Forums 0 likes 81 plays 0
53:05 Achieving Inevitability Achieving Inevitability	Achieving Inevitability Larry Kopald Co-Founder & President The Carbon Underground Larry Kopald shares how his company, The Carbon Underground, accelerates the adoption of regenerative agriculture to draw down… economic problems carbon footprint cotton diaper 2000000000 people elevate consciousness supply chain agricultural system symbols 2nd thing chemical elements green revolution humanity lives consciousness 3rd largest industry british magazines companies listed on the new york stock exchange grocery store tipping point finance concepts in physics industrial revolution grow food 1st thing u.n. regenerative ingredients food side trillion dollar cognition climate history 1000 years harvests left neuropsychological assessment philosophical terminology unsolved problems in neuroscience fossil fuels general mills social movements low-carbon economy biggest industry biggest threat health real question multinational food companies roman empire marketing food security feel impotent carbon big company regenerative agriculture natural resources industrial age land management horticulture and gardening square meter graphic design 250 years environmental organizations energy side hiroshima atomic bomb communication design carbon neutral evolutionary path reverse climate change biggest company renewable energy automotive technologies sociology index climate 1st time 100 years basic meteorological concepts and phenomena unintended consequences food ingredients physical quantities 150 years reduce emissions reversing climate change l.a. disposable diaper climatology soil health care social change people understand engage people revolutions super bowl renewable food pretty astonishing caption complete b.m.w. global warming raise awareness soil science sized issue madison avenue carbon underground materials climate change From Sustainability 1 likes 149 plays 0
01:03:13 Women and World War I in the Middle East Women and World War I in the Middle East	Women and World War I in the Middle East Dr. Serpil Atamaz Assistant Professor of History California State University, Sacramento Dr. Serpil Atamaz reveals the truths behind gender separation during World War I. She reveals how studies of… battlefield population ecology family military history ottoman empire prostitution month society forms of government female sexism rural economics empire education employment caption complete city sociology criminal law sex industry human habitats prostitutes labor urban studies and planning developments academic administration responsibility women dispute resolution war feminism gender segregation political terminology woman females social classes government organized crime activity marvel comics supervillains geography terminology women's rights middle east feminism and society western asia sex institution sexuality and society islam-related controversies condition school middle gender popular culture violence economics economies experience gender studies rural geography marriage demography rural culture intellectuals organization problem sociology of culture From Middle East Studies Symposium 0 likes 430 plays 0
20:59 Temür, Painter of Politics Temür, Painter of Politics	Temür, Painter of Politics Levon Ghanimian Undergraduate History California State University, Northridge Levon Ghanimian explores art in the Middle East. He talks about the dark history of many of these areas, including war,… western asian countries voting theory merge art geography group ethnic groups in iran itinerant living political geography political terminology turquoise ethnic groups in asia merge empire political culture republics ethnic groups in russia geography terminology politics and race key target constitutional law sociology of culture north africa philosophical terminology wireless locating society persian continents persian literature empire christian terms social sciences asia regions of asia religion islam dispositional beliefs roman empire marketing middle eastern leadership western asia violence central asian syntactic entities middle east political science terms color communication murder empire aesthetics ethnic minority message historiography arts opportunity turkey war sociology index appreciates culture aspiration youth hippie movement history higher education characteristics middle nationalism ethnic groups caption complete apocalypticism humanities mongols symposium linguistic rights universities and colleges former empires types of organization nomadic groups in eurasia human geography political science sociolinguistics target groups identity painting implications forms of government academic administration academic disciplines confederation From Middle East Studies Symposium 0 likes 70 plays 0
01:24:16 Chinese Porcelains of the 17th Century Chinese Porcelains of the 17th Century	Chinese Porcelains of the 17th Century Dr. Stephen Little Curator of Chinese and Korean Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art Dr. Stephen Little explains that the Chinese were the first people to produce porcelain, and that they… chinese early seventeenth central asian countries white porcelain sixteenth century imperial family arts in china decorative arts chinese porcelain tang dynasty chinese culture chinese art tea ceremony japanese culture roman empire east india porcelain china art museums and galleries domestic chinese pottery ming dynasty glass bottles japanese pottery From Anthropology Department 0 likes 160 plays 0
54:12 Global Policy Series: US-Israeli Relations Global Policy Series: US-Israeli Relations	Global Policy Series: US-Israeli Relations Dr. Jed Wyrick Faculty, CSU, Chico Comparative Religions and Humanities Department Dr. Wyrick discusses the role of Israel in U.S. Foreign Policy and in the 2016 Presidential election from a… arab nationalism international relations jews diplomacy ottoman empire palestinian nationalism islamic states trans-jordan islam turkey palestinian jewish history kings of ancient israel christianity populated places of the byzantine empire jewish culture hebrew bible cities palestine catholic pilgrimage sites israel jewish middle eastern countries arab middle east christian saints from the old testament new testament places borders of the palestinian territories arab republics islamic holy places geography of israel ancient israel and judah jewish law and rituals mixed israeli communities israeli-occupied territories judeo-christian topics mesopotamia refugees hebrew bible From International Forums 0 likes 73 plays 0
27:52 Longevity of the Ottoman ‘Imaret' Longevity of the Ottoman ‘Imaret'	Longevity of the Ottoman ‘Imaret' Rod Thomson Student, California State University, Chico In the Ottoman Empire, social welfare and humanitarian relief was provided by the institution known as Waaf. Rod Thomson examines this… traditions humanities arabic masculine given names soups diplomacy ottoman empire holy cities middle east ottoman islam From Middle East Studies Symposium 0 likes 39 plays 0
52:08 It is Never too Late to Seek Pride It is Never too Late to Seek Pride	It is Never too Late to Seek Pride Dr. Turhon Murad Professor Emeritus, Anthropology Department, CSU, Chico Dr. Turhon Murad was instrumental in beginning and growing the highly-respected Forensic Anthropology program at CSU,… albania far-left politics former empires ottoman empire macedonia constitutional monarchies slavic ethnic groups yugoslavia village death customs documents serbian people From Anthropology Department 0 likes 61 plays 0
19:46 Narrative and Agency: Beyond the… Narrative and Agency: Beyond the ‘Invention’ of the Middle East	Narrative and Agency: Beyond the ‘Invention’ of the Middle East Mehdi Beyad Student, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London “The Middle East,” as a region and as a concept, is a relatively modern invention, according to the… turkey arabian peninsula delineation middle eastern countries arab nationalism ottoman empire arab islamic politics and islamic world studies middle east islamic states mesopotamia islam From Middle East Studies Symposium 0 likes 191 plays 0