Lectures tagged "Native American"


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David Chang: Momofuku Cookbook
David Chang: Momofuku Cookbook
David Chang
December 10, 2009
00:54:45
Restaurateur and new cookbook author David Chang discusses his new book, Momofuku, based on the cuisine at his four beloved New York City restaurants. Never before has there been a phenomenon like Momofuku.
Boston's Spectacle Island and its Native American Past
Ellen Berkland
November 5, 2009
00:37:40
Boston City archeologist Ellen Berkland shows how archeologists have pieced together a rich story of the daily lives of some of the first communities in Boston, on Spectacle Island. The Boston Harbor Islands have been inhabited for thousands of years. From A.D.
The US and China: Economic Allies or Adversaries?
Zachary Karabell
November 3, 2009
01:00:55
Writer Zachary Karabell discusses his new book, Superfusion: How China and America Became One Economy and Why the World's Prosperity Depends On It.
US-Pakistan Relations: The Way Forward (Part 2)
Ahsan Iqbal
October 17, 2009
00:49:05
Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir and Pakistan Muslim League's information secretary Ahsan Iqbal identify visible gaps in US-Pakistan foreign policy and present a framework for future cooperation.
Using Soft Power in Pakistan (Part 2)
John F. Tierney
October 17, 2009
00:54:15
Foreign relations and health care experts discuss how increased US assistance to Pakistan could make a real difference in improving the lives of the people at the grass roots. The panel outlines the state of Pakistani health and education, and discusses Pakistan's major challenges in health care.
US-Pakistan Relations: The Way Forward (Part 1)
Ahsan Iqbal
October 17, 2009
00:54:49
Pakistani journalist Hamid Mir and Pakistan Muslim League's information secretary Ahsan Iqbal identify visible gaps in US-Pakistan foreign policy and present a framework for future cooperation.
Ambassador Haqqani on US-Pakistan Relations
Husain Haqqani
October 17, 2009
00:29:12
Husain Haqqani, Pakistan's ambassador to the US, discusses the role he is playing in strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations, as well as the role of the US in promoting democratic norms in Pakistan.
Using Soft Power in Pakistan (Part 1)
John F. Tierney
October 17, 2009
00:52:57
Foreign relations and health care experts discuss how increased US assistance to Pakistan could make a real difference in improving the lives of the people at the grass roots. The panel outlines the state of Pakistani health and education, and discusses Pakistan's major challenges in health care.