Rebuilding the Future
Wednesday, April 27, 2005
Benjamin Barber, professor of Civil Society at the University of Maryland and director of the Democracy Collaborative, and Lawrence Vale, head of the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT, discuss how decisions about what will be rebuilt in Baghdad could significantly alter the identity of the city.
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Music: Soundtrack to Bicentennial Man, music by James Horner: "The Machine Age" / "The Magic Spirit"
» More on the Democracy Collaborative
» More on the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at MIT
Music: Soundtrack to Bicentennial Man, music by James Horner: "The Machine Age" / "The Magic Spirit"
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