Content tagged with “Democracy”
In this clip from the 2012 Aspen Ideas Festival, Russell Muirhead, the Robert Clements Associate Professor of Democracy and Politics at Dartmouth College, encourages a shift toward better...
Tags: Election 2012, Democracy Playing preview to the week ahead, fifteen speakers took to the stage at the opening of the Institute’s 2012 Ideas Festival to share their big ideas on everything from developing moral imaginations...
Tags: Journalism, Democracy, bipartisanship, 2012 Aspen Ideas Festival The Socrates Program, in partnership with Aspen España, launched its first series of international seminars in Madrid, Spain, April 19-22. Participants from the U.S. and all over Europe...
Tags: Economics, Democracy, Social Media, technology, Privacy and Technology, Capitalism, Economic Crisis Contact: Kiahna Williams Senior Project ManagerCommunications and Society Programkiahna.williams@aspeninstitute.orgPanelists call for Mexican Government to Address Connectivity, Censorship and...
Tags: Human Rights, Journalism, Latin America, International, Democracy, Universal Broadband, International Human Rights, Freedom of Speech, Broadband, Global Economy, new media, Mexico, news, freedom of expression, freedom of press, newspapers, digital media, Internet, internet policy Ver la versión en españolAbout the ForumThe Aspen Institute Forum on the Freedom to Communicate was created by the Aspen Institute Communications and Society Program in association with Grupo...
Tags: Human Rights, Journalism, Latin America, International, Democracy, Universal Broadband, International Human Rights, Freedom of Speech, Broadband, Global Economy, new media, Mexico, news, freedom of expression, freedom of press, newspapers, digital media, Internet, internet policy After four months of silence, former Prime Minister Saad Hariri lashed out at Hezbollah and Syria, personally criticizing the group's leader Hassan Nasrallah and announcing his sympathy for Syrians...
Tags: Democracy, Hezbollah, Hariri, Syria, Security The tides may be turning against the Syrian regime as it starts to lose its friends, both regionally and internationally. As the Syrian revolution enters its third month, with the death toll...
Tags: Democracy, Hezbollah, Syria, protests, United States, sanctions, Turkey, European Union The uprising sweeping Syria continues to grow despite the brutal crackdown against peaceful protests. With the killing of Osama Bin Laden momentarily eclipsing the turmoil there, the protesters seem...
Tags: Democracy, Iran, Syria, Israel, protests, Saudi Arabia, sanctions, Turkey The Aspen Institute Symposium on the State of Race in America explores new attitudes, opportunities, and challenges for and about people of color in 21st century America. The annual event is...
Tags: Media, Racial Disparities, Democracy, Communication, race, state of race in america, US Politics, digital media 
