When you look out a window, what do you see? A beautiful natural landscape? A crowded metropolis? A clear blue sky? The thing you probablly don't notice is the window itself, and the material that made you see everything glass. For our eyes it is quite common, but it is not. You will know more on the history of this particular gloobal goods, in one of its main place of lavoration, Venice. This and more in this episode GLOBAL GOODS. Voce e testo di Marta Castagna

When you look out a window, what do you see?A beautiful natural landscape? A crowded metropolis? A clear blue sky?The thing you probablly don't notice is the window itself, and the material that made you see everything glass.For our eyes it is quite common, but it is not. You will know more on the history of this particular gloobal goods, in one of its main place of lavoration, Venice.This and more in this episode GLOBAL GOODS.Voce e testo di Marta Castagna

When you look out a window, what do you see? A beautiful natural landscape? A crowded metropolis? A clear blue sky? The thing you probablly don't notice is the window itself, and the material that made you see everything glass. For our eyes it is quite common, but it is not. You will know more on the history of this particular gloobal goods, in one of its main place of lavoration, Venice. This and more in this episode GLOBAL GOODS. Voce e testo di Marta Castagna

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Global Goods is a podcast series which explains how certain commodities changed our lifestyle and our society, over the past five centuries. Each episode will accompany you in a journey around the world, to discover the secrets behind everyday objects and habits. In fact, the complex history of goods such as bananas, corn, chocolate, denim and many others can help us better understand our contemporary world and the historical process of globalization.  The series is produced by Giulia Delogu with the students of History of Global Relations a.y. 2024/2025 (B.A. in Philosophy, International Relations and Economics - Ca’ Foscari University of Venice).  Global Goods: An Intro – Giulia Delogu, Aluminum – Morgane Bonato, Bananas – Giusy Ferraro, Chocolate – Axelle Liotard, Coral – Francesca Mancuso, Corn – Anna Franceschi, Denim – Leonardo Malvestio, Distilled liquor – David Curca

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Global Goods is a podcast series which explains how certain commodities changed our lifestyle and our society, over the past five centuries.Each episode will accompany you in a journey around the world, to discover the secrets behind everyday objects and habits. In fact, the complex history of goods such as bananas, corn, chocolate, denim and many others can help us better understand our contemporary world and the historical process of globalization. The series is produced by Giulia Delogu with the students of History of Global Relations a.y. 2024/2025 (B.A. in Philosophy, International Relations and Economics - Ca’ Foscari University of Venice). Global Goods: An Intro – Giulia Delogu, Aluminum – Morgane Bonato, Bananas – Giusy Ferraro, Chocolate – Axelle Liotard, Coral – Francesca Mancuso, Corn – Anna Franceschi, Denim – Leonardo Malvestio, Distilled liquor – David Curca

Global Goods&nbsp;is a podcast series which explains how certain commodities changed our lifestyle and our society, over the past five centuries. Each episode will accompany you in a journey around the world, to discover the secrets behind everyday objects and habits. In fact, the complex history of goods such as bananas, corn, chocolate, denim and many others can help us better understand our contemporary world and the historical process of globalization. &nbsp;The series is produced by Giulia Delogu with the students of History of Global Relations&nbsp;a.y. 2024/2025 (B.A. in Philosophy, International Relations and Economics - Ca’ Foscari University of Venice).&nbsp; Global Goods: An Intro – Giulia Delogu, Aluminum – Morgane Bonato, Bananas – Giusy Ferraro, Chocolate – Axelle Liotard, Coral – Francesca Mancuso, Corn – Anna Franceschi, Denim – Leonardo Malvestio, Distilled liquor – David Curca

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