PPT-1970s – 1980s Project

Life In 1990 By Austin Farwell and Matt Boris The President George H W Bush was president in this year The Americans with Disabilities Act was signed while he was president Also the Immigration Act of 1990 was signed. ecent reports highlighting widespread ability grouping of students haverenewed discussions about grouping and tracking. However, much of thecurrent discussion seems to by-pass the problem of matching Post-war International Development Diplomacy. (from the 1940s to the present). Delivered at . The Graduate School of international and Area Studies. Hankuk University of Foreign Studies. 26 September 2013. University of Sussex. Dr Lucy Robinson. Observing the 80s: Cooking up an Open Educational Resource. Observing the 1980s. The Raw and . the Cooked. “. There are whole books still to be written about this collective mental shift. But Lucy Robinson, one of the historians involved in the Observing the 1980s project, hints at one reason when she points out that this was the last decade before the web. The Google search gave us a way in which we could skate over the surface of cultural and political life, slickly knowing a little about a lot of things. Perhaps it also gave people an internal edit button as they feared guileless or undeveloped ideas could be shot down quickly by internet flaming. Nowadays, an unusual book choice for a teen magazine might be ridiculed in an avalanche of Twitter retweets.. In the 1970s and 1980s this conception of place underwent a significant revival in geography. Some of this new interest in a richer sense of place was due to a rejection of the positivist (law-findin Discussion . Questions. Why is there a dispute about when the phenomenon of globalization began?. Why . does the author argue that globalization is necessarily a recent phenomenon?. What . advancements. The 1980s was a time of many international developments. This era wassignificant to New Zealand gaining its own independence and freedom of speechrather than conforming to the motherland that is Brita Nueva Ola. American Rock had influenced musicians in Chile since its inception in the 1950’s but took off after the movement “Nueva Ola” in the 1960’s . “Nueva Ola” consisted of Latin American musicians who initially just translated American pop songs, but eventually created original works. “Nueva Ola” represented the beginnings of youth counterculture. . Challenge. Will Miller. President, The Wallace Foundation. Boston Public Schools Arts Advisory Board. November 26, 2012. Outline. Arts education: The national challenge. Wallace’s . approach. What Wallace has learned. Working class.  - Basic low level unskilled or semi-skilled workers, such as those with no university or tertiary education. This includes occupations such as factory workers, labourers and shop staff.. America Great Again”. Carter was ineffectual. Rise of Conservative Christian fundamentalism. Family values. Supported by Vietnam-era . Democrats. Promised:. Low taxes. Small government. Strong military. An Era of Limits. The economy was suffering in the 1970s due to the Vietnam War. The Middle East oil embargo also made matters worse. . The environmental movement brought attention to the toxic effects of modern industrial capitalism. . OF. AMERICA’S HISTORY. _______________________________________________________________________________. _______________________________________________________________________________. _______________________________________________________________________________. The politics of austerity and the long shadow of the 1970s. Adam Tooze Yale. September 2013. Helmut Schmidt, Dortmund, . Juli. 1972: “. lieber. 5 . prozent. inflation . als. 5 . prozent. . arbeitslosigkeit. 16: . Balance of Payments and Macroeconomic Stability. Overview. The balance of payments account. Managing the accounts. Thinking about debt…. The 1980s debt crisis: a . big. case study!. IMF . stabilisation.