Globalization and It's Cultural Disconnects

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Globalization and It's Cultural Disconnects

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Tim Wu: Inside Tech Monopolies: What are the implications of a few massive firms controlling global industry? Tim Wu argues the failure to curb excessive corporate power has led to greater tolerance of inequality and may even engender extreme populism, nationalism and fascism. by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
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Helping Refugees, Welcoming the Stranger: The panel will discuss how we can help refugees and welcome the stranger in the face of war, strife, indifference and travel bans. by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
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Katharine Hayhoe: Why We Need to Talk About Climate Change: Many of us find it daunting to talk with our neighbors, colleagues and family members about climate change. But climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe says that having those difficult conversations is the first step towards solving the problem. by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
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Modern Love: Valentine's Day with INFORUM: Join INFORUM for our annual Valentine’s Day event and party, with a multifaceted conversation about love. Enjoy an enlightening discussion that delves into social media, sex, culture, love, and the complex subjects we navigate in relationships and more. by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
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Howard Schultz, Former CEO of Starbucks: From the start of his career, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has always been an unconventional businessman. Come hear an inspiring conversation with one of America’s most successful business leaders. by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
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Salvator Mundi: Martin Kemp tells of Salvator Mundi's discovery, elucidates the issues surrounding its attribution, and looks at the scientific analyses that support experts’ interpretations and examine the role of connoisseurship. by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast
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