Programa Reino Unido: Recent Episodes
Programa Reino Unido
Programa Reino Unido is a project hosted at Universidad ORT Uruguay (Montevideo, Uruguay) that seeks to explore and analyze the United Kingdom’s role and influence in the world. We aim to do this not only by looking into the past and tracing the enormous influence the UK had in different spheres throughout history, but also by positioning ourselves in the present and analyzing its role in today’s world, and by looking into the future, to see in which ways the UK will exert its influence in the world in years to come.
En el primer episodio de una nueva serie de podcasts titulada "Nuestros años de posguerra", introducimos la historia y el significado de los acuerdos de Bretton Woods.
Florencia Rodriguez, estudiante de la Licenciatura en Estudios Internacionales de la Universidad ORT Uruguay, diserta sobre algunos de los actores màs relevantes del Brexit.
An interview with University of Kent student Stephen Hockley about the university system in the UK and his own experience as a student in Britain and as a foreign exchange student at Universidad ORT Uruguay.
Historian Dr. Fernando Rocchi analyzes Argentina's incipient industrialization between 1870 and 1930 and comments on the British influence in this respect.
Historian Dr. Klaus Gallo talks about the history of football in Argentina and about the subject of his recent book "Las invasiones argentinas" - the experience of Argentines playing in Britain.
Daniela Indarte introduces us to J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" and reflects upon its influence.
In this episode, Richard Empson -the current President of the British Society in Uruguay- tells us about his family's history and the British Society's past and present.
Segunda parte de la entrevista con la Profesora Virginia Delisante de la Universidad ORT Uruguay sobre "La futura relación entre el Reino Unido y la Unión Europea."
Primera parte de la entrevista con la Profesora Virginia Delisante de la Universidad ORT Uruguay sobre "La futura relación entre el Reino Unido y la Unión Europea."