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“Democracy is in trouble,” announces political theorist Benjamin Barber as he makes his way onto the TEDGlobal stage. He continu...
“I started writing songs to be heard, to get attention. In life, being understood is really important to me,” says Lissie in a n...
Johan Rockström returns to the TEDGlobal three years after his talk on environmental development to talk about the — hopeful! — ...
You have a choice: You can read this blog post, or not. Simple. Or you can read one of 80 other blog posts from this conference. Which to ch...
Born in Shanghai in 1968, at the height of the Cultural Revolution, Eric X. Li grew up hearing a story: All human societies develop in linea...
TEDGlobal Fellow, and author of Sex and the Citadel, Shereen El Feki comes on stage to tell us about Faiza, a woman she met on a recent trip...
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyC2rGOCiOg&w=560&h=315] In this playful introduction to session 8 of TEDGlobal 2013, State ...
The world order of centuries past is deeply in flux. Western nations no longer sit comfortably atop the power pyramid, with democracy a glea...
By Courtney E. Martin What do sperm donation, marathon runners, disabled rockstars, and yacht racing have in common? They’ve all been subjec...