quinta-feira, 23 de abril de 2015
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Direito sem Fronteiras - Regulação do comércio internacional de armas (0...
Publicado em 7 de abr de 2015
Um problema mundial que ameaça a segurança dos países é o tráfico de armas. Na tentativa de coibir essa prática, mais de 60 países assinaram, no ano de 2013, o primeiro tratado que regula a venda desses produtos em escala global. Aprovado pela Assembleia Geral da Organização das Nações Unidas (ONU), esse documento tem a intenção de proibir a exportação de armamentos, munições e peças que possam ser utilizados em crimes contra a humanidade. Leia a íntegra da sinopse http://is.gd/wt1IqY
quinta-feira, 16 de abril de 2015
Sustainable Transport in Bremen
Enviado em 9 de set de 2011
Welcome to a tour by tram, bicycle and Car-Sharing through Bremen. Michael Glotz-Richter takes you around and presents how these transport modes contribute to quality of life in Bremen. Sustainable urban transport - as part of the European CIVITAS initiative - is presented in practice. You don't need to own a car in Bremen to get around - easily, conveniently, cost-efficient and environmentally friendly. Enjoy it!
Sustainable Transport in Bremen
Enviado em 9 de set de 2011
Welcome to a tour by tram, bicycle and Car-Sharing through Bremen. Michael Glotz-Richter takes you around and presents how these transport modes contribute to quality of life in Bremen. Sustainable urban transport - as part of the European CIVITAS initiative - is presented in practice. You don't need to own a car in Bremen to get around - easily, conveniently, cost-efficient and environmentally friendly. Enjoy it!
Daniel B. Klein and Randal O'Toole | Smarter Urban Growth: Markets or Bu...
Publicado em 24 de dez de 2014
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October 3, 2001
Oakland, CA
Astronomical housing costs, suffocating traffic congestion, and pollution take a heavy toll on our quality of life. Are these problems the inescapable consequences of modern life or the results of poor government policies? Proponents of "smart growth" seek to correct them by replacing suburban living with high-density, urban living and public transit. Others seeks to extend and expand current public and private systems. But how smart are these and other approaches? Would market-based alternatives be preferable to create sustainable communities? Urban economists Randal O'Toole and Daniel Klein discussed innovative "smarter growth" solutions for affordable housing, transportation, land use, and the quality of life in our communities.
Daniel B. Klein
Professor of Economics, Santa Clara University. Co-Author, Curb Rights: A Foundation for Free Enterprise in Urban Transit (Brookings Institution Press)
Randal O’Toole
Senior Economist, Thoreau Institute. Author, The Vanishing Automobile and Other Urban Myths: How Smart Growth Will Harm American Cities
David J. Theroux
Founder and President, The Independent Institute
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October 3, 2001
Oakland, CA
Astronomical housing costs, suffocating traffic congestion, and pollution take a heavy toll on our quality of life. Are these problems the inescapable consequences of modern life or the results of poor government policies? Proponents of "smart growth" seek to correct them by replacing suburban living with high-density, urban living and public transit. Others seeks to extend and expand current public and private systems. But how smart are these and other approaches? Would market-based alternatives be preferable to create sustainable communities? Urban economists Randal O'Toole and Daniel Klein discussed innovative "smarter growth" solutions for affordable housing, transportation, land use, and the quality of life in our communities.
Daniel B. Klein
Professor of Economics, Santa Clara University. Co-Author, Curb Rights: A Foundation for Free Enterprise in Urban Transit (Brookings Institution Press)
Randal O’Toole
Senior Economist, Thoreau Institute. Author, The Vanishing Automobile and Other Urban Myths: How Smart Growth Will Harm American Cities
David J. Theroux
Founder and President, The Independent Institute
The World Should Legalise Drugs
Publicado em 5 de jan de 2015
Filmed at the Centro de las Artes 660 in Santiago, Chile on 2nd September 2014.
In this first ever Intelligence Squared debate from South America, the panel and audience in Santiago, Chile, debated the motion "The World Should Legalise Drugs".
Proposing the motion were former President of Chile Ricardo Lagos and eminent economist Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel.
Opposing the motion were former Head of the US Drug Enforcement Administration Judge Robert Bonner and renowned Brazilian Psychiatrist Dr Ronaldo Laranjeira.
The debate was chaired by BBC World News presenter Zeinab Badawi.
In this first ever Intelligence Squared debate from South America, the panel and audience in Santiago, Chile, debated the motion "The World Should Legalise Drugs".
Proposing the motion were former President of Chile Ricardo Lagos and eminent economist Klaus Schmidt-Hebbel.
Opposing the motion were former Head of the US Drug Enforcement Administration Judge Robert Bonner and renowned Brazilian Psychiatrist Dr Ronaldo Laranjeira.
The debate was chaired by BBC World News presenter Zeinab Badawi.
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