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Moments That Change Lives
Scientist and pharmaceutical researcher, Dr. Chudy Nduaka, on philanthropy in Africa.
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Moments That Change Lives
Scientist and pharmaceutical researcher, Dr. Chudy Nduaka, on philanthropy in Africa.
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Iraq
Welcome to The Surge
Eric Kocher, a star of Generation Kill, on whether the surge is really working.
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Philanthropy
Was Robin Hood right?
Do the rich have a responsibility to the poor?
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Faith & Beliefs
Tolerant Evangelizing?
The Path to a New Enlightenment
Who is a Muslim?
Stewards of the Earth
Identity
The Chinese Diaspora
A Manly Man
Born in Iran
Dual Identity
Inspiration
The Poets' Poets
From Research to Rock 'n Roll
On muses, lightbulbs, and process
Who is Your Muse?
Life & Death
What is the measure of a good life?
Facing Death in War
Beyond Titles: The Work We Do
The Thrill of Discovery
Love & Happiness
Revisiting Eliot Spitzer
Untying the Gay Marriage Knot
Get the Right Amount of Sex
Intimacy and Aging
Outlook & the Future
What's the forecast?
See You On Mars
What is the legacy of George W. Bush?
How will this age be remembered?
Truth & Justice
Do human rights exist in China?
Ingrid Newkirk: Ethics Worth Fighting For
What is justice?
Shakespeare and the Law
Wisdom
What Is Evil?
All You Need is Love
Words of Wisdom
Are You an Ugly American?
Arts & Culture
Is poetry translatable?
The Globalization of Art
Do you speak Irish?
Do Americans read enough poetry?
Business & Economics
Capitalism And It's Enemies
Jagdish Bhagwati: A Flat World?
What's exciting in business today?
A Different Take on the Subprime Crisis
History
The Pioneering Spirit
David McCullough: Adams Family Values
Remembering Post-War Italy
Oh, The Places We'll Go
Media & the Press
Can newspapers hobble on?
Russia's Transparency Problem
Writer's Bloc: The Shocking Conclusion!
The Media Today
Philanthropy
Was Robin Hood right?
The $100 Billion Question
Policy & Politics
Big Pharma on the State of Health Care
Is Health Care a Public Good?
Are two parties enough?
Can Congress Fix Health Care?
Rest & Diversions
Sharon Gannon: On the Yogic Path
Fixing Baseball
Rob Huebel: One Funny Guy
The Aspen Ideas Festival
Science & Technology
What Our Avatars Say About Us
Real Life?
China and the Internet
The Wild and Wonderful Life of Science
The World
Is there really a clash of civilizations?
Parag Khanna and the Second World
AIDs on the Rise
Where are the new oil booms?
CATEGORIES
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10 QUESTIONS
This week on Big Think, we want to take a look at China beyond the Olympics. Here's some ideas to get you started thinking about China different.
1 | Jagdish Bhagwati - Economist; Prof. of Economics, Columbia University
Re: Is China's rise our downfall?
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2 | Uzodinma Iweala - Author
Africa and China
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3 | Kenneth Roth - Executive Director, Human Rights Watch
China and Human Rights
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4 | Melissa Chiu - Museum Director, Asia Society
Using Art to Tell a Different Story about China
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5 | Gus Speth - Dean, Yale School of Forestry & Environ. Studies
Dean Gus Speth on China and the Environment
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6 | Nina Hachigian - The Center For American Progress; Author
Nina Hachigian: China is Not a Direct Security Threat
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7 | Jimmy Wales - Chairman, Wikia; Co-Founder, Wikipedia
Yahoo in China
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8 | Parag Khanna - The New American Foundation
Re: Why has China been so successful?
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9 | David Rubenstein - Managing Director, The Carlyle Group
Re: What does China's ascendance mean for the world order?
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10 | Richard Armitage - Fmr. U.S. Deputy Secretary of State
Re: Is China going to rule Africa?
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