University of California Television: Michael Shermer: Why Darwin Matters

Professors of the University of California discuss historical references to evaluate causes and possible consequences of the 2008-2009 global financial collapse. [1:19:46]

A televised speech by 1984 Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu about human rights. [56:10]

In this video, Philip K. Verleger, Jr., senior adviser in an economics firm in Massachusetts, discusses why the cost of crude oil should stay below $80 a barrel. [59:26]

Co-founder of United Farm Workers, Dolores Huerta, is televised about her work with Cesar Chavez and migrant workers in California. She suggests a plan for economic justice in the United States. From 2002. [56:37]

A televised overview of how we can reach sustainable development considering the continuing increase of population. Presented by the director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University, Jeffrey Sachs. [59:59] May 13, 2008

A televised presentation regarding the historical premise of the separation of church and state and evaluating the reality of it by UC Riverside Professor Ivan Strenski. [59:09]

A 6/8/2009 televised report by economist Julian Betts covering the education agenda of the Obama Administration and offering optional opportunities for the "No Child Left Behind" laws. [58:06]

A televised presentation of historian David M. Kennedy as he discusses the Great Depression and suggests how features of the New Deal might be helpful to the 2008-2009 economic crisis. [57:13]

A televised interview between Harry Kreisler and Chief Economic Commentator Martin Wolf regarding the global financial crisis in 2008-2009. [55:57]

UC Davis Institute of Government Affairs presents this televised seminar featuring a collection of faculty members specializing in economics, management and history to share their thoughts on the 2008-2009 financial crisis. [58:19]