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The Devil's Footpath Is this every young African’s dilemma? June Arunga, a 22-year-old Kenyan law student does a 6-week, 5,000-mile, soul-searching journey from Cairo to Cape Town, through six conflict-ridden countries. Then is faced with the question, "Is there a future for her in Africa?" (Originally broadcast on BBC 3 (UK)- February 2004). |
$25.00 |
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Africa: Resources, Conflict and Freedom DVD includes "Africa's Ultimate Resource" a 17-minute film by June Arunga and excerpts from her presentations to U.S. audiences in Texas and Kansas. June's 30 minute presentation to the Houston World Affairs Council is included along with an excerpt from one of her presentations in our Property & Conflict DVD. Also includes trailer for The Devil's Footpath. |
$10.00 |
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International Freedom Voices featuring Gabriella Megyesi, June Arunga, and Caroline Feuillant. These three young women share with students their experiences growing up in countries (Hungary, Kenya, and Argentina) where government power to control or intervene in the economy has been far greater than in the United States. Gabriella Megyesi is the Paul Heyne Fellow at Economic Thinking/E Pluribus Unum Films. June Arunga is a Senior Fellow with Economic Thinking. |
$10.00 |
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Property and Conflict June Arunga speaks to Texas and Michigan students during workshops on Africa's property conflicts (2004). |
$10.00 |
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Teaching Economics by Telling Stories by Paul Heyne, author of The Economic Way of Thinking The late Paul Heyne was a popular lecurer in economics at the University of Washington |
$10.00 |
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Stock Issues and Research Disk 1 of our Homeschool Debate Series features speakers Mike and Mary Winther of Modesto Debate and The Institute for Principle Studies (www.PrincipleStudies.org). Introduction to homeschool debate for the 2005-06 medical malpractice law topic. Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. |
$10.00 |
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Evidence and Building the Affirmative Case Disk 2 of our Homeschool Debate Series features speakers Mike and Mary Winther of Modesto Debate and The Institute for Principle Studies (www.PrincipleStudies.org). Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. |
$10.00 |
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Cross-Examination, Topicality, and Inherency Disk 3 of our Homeschool Debate Series features speakers Mike and Mary Winther of Modesto Debate and The Institute for Principle Studies (www.PrincipleStudies.org). Approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. |
$10.00 |
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