20 mayo, 2017
por Felipe Sahagún
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The word ‘conflict’ can be applied to almost anything: from a tiff on the football field to World War II. In The World in Conflict, John Andrews applies the term to those differences of opinion – between nations, individuals, or … Sigue leyendo
17 mayo, 2017
por Felipe Sahagún
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Felipe Sahagún @sahagunfelipe Daily chart: The world is more stable than the news suggests http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2017/05/daily-chart-12?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/ed/ … vía @TheEconomist 09:18 – 17 May 2017
15 mayo, 2017
por Felipe Sahagún
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GIJN @gijn A map of the world’s wars & forgotten conflicts, via @irinnews http://www.irinnews.org/maps-and-graphics/2017/04/04/updated-mapped-world-war … 13:00 – 15 May 2017 AOAV @AOAV 2016 saw 8% increase in civilian harm from air-launched attacks compared to 2015 – new data shows https://goo.gl/U00BeP 14:43 – 15 May … Sigue leyendo
14 mayo, 2017
por Felipe Sahagún
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The Similarity Between Cultures In The World Today – OpEd The definition on the concept of culture is one of the most complicated definitions. Until the present, the number of definitions about culture has been up to hundreds, but unfortunately … Sigue leyendo
30 abril, 2017
por Felipe Sahagún
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Gus LubinSenior Correspondent, Business Insider 09 Jan 2017 Max Roser, the Oxford economist behind Our World In Data, has devoted his career to spreading a statistically informed view of global development. Chart how things have actually changed over history, he … Sigue leyendo
19 abril, 2017
por Felipe Sahagún
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World Economic Forum ✔@wef Thatcher, Reagan and Robin Hood: a history of wealth inequality http://wef.ch/2pBlQPg 16:01 – 19 Apr 2017