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This is a collection of the most influential speeches given since entering the new millennium. It is a timely book, capturing contemporary and powerful expressions of ideas and reasoning. Global in perspective, these speeches stand as unmediated and authentic testaments to the profound impact of great words and persuasive vision. During this period our mindset and culture have changed, reflecting the immense national and international changes the age has witnessed: the global financial crisis, the outbreak of international terrorism, the rise of new wealth in the developing world, austerity…mehr
This is a collection of the most influential speeches given since entering the new millennium. It is a timely book, capturing contemporary and powerful expressions of ideas and reasoning. Global in perspective, these speeches stand as unmediated and authentic testaments to the profound impact of great words and persuasive vision. During this period our mindset and culture have changed, reflecting the immense national and international changes the age has witnessed: the global financial crisis, the outbreak of international terrorism, the rise of new wealth in the developing world, austerity in Europe and the United States, and new opportunities for investment and influence. These speeches define our recent history and will be used by historians to understand us in the years and centuries to come.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. John Shosky is one of the US's leading public speaking coaches and has been a speechwriter and consultant in three presidential administrations. He writes a monthly column in the UK's Total Politics magazine.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Impact and Speeches that make a Difference Moral Authority 2. Aung San Suu Kyi: "Release from House Arrest" (2010 remarks when freed from house arrest) 3. Barack Obama, "Politics and Religion" (2008 Philadelphia speech about Jeremiah Wright) 4. Vaclav Havel, "Politics and Language," (Czech president's 2002 address at Florida International University) UK Governance 5. Tony Blair, "2005 Party Speech" (realities about 21st Century governance) 6. Tony Blair, "Resignation Speech" (2007 summing up) 7. Dan Hannan, "Failure of Governance" (the speech about Brown and Britain) 8. David Cameron: "2010 Conservative Party Conference" 9. Nick Clegg: "2010 Liberal Democrat Party Conference" 10. Ed Miliband, "2010 Labour Party Conference" The World 11. Nelson Mandela, "Ending Poverty" (2005 Trafalgar Square speech on global poverty) 12. Azarias Ruberwa Manywa, "Good Governance and Competent Government" (2006 Vice President's speech about DR Congo) 13. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, "2006 Inaugural Speech" (Liberia's first female president) 14. Ivo Morales, "Inaugural Speech in Bolivia" (Indigenous people and resistance to the US) 15. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, "Brazil Emerges" (Brazil President's 2003 speech about developed and developing nations working together) 16. Vladimir Putin, "Russia and the World" (2009 speech at Davos) 17. Nicolas Sarkozy, "France and International Finance" (2009 speech at Davos) 18. Mahmud Abbas, "2003 Inaugural Speech) (Prime Minister of Palestinian States) 19. Benjamin Netanyahu, "History and Israeli Security" (2010 speech in New Orleans) 20. Benazir Bhutto, "Pakistan and the World" (2005 speech about positive change) 21. Manamohan Singh, "India Rises" (Indian Prime Minister's 2010 Independence Day speech about India's new power in world affairs) 22. Henry Paulsen, "The United States and China" (Treasury Secretary's 2008 speech) 23. David Cameron, "Britain's Foreign Policy" (2010 speech at Lord Mayor's Dinner) The War on Terrorism 24. George W. Bush, "Before a Joint Session of Congress" (2001 speech on response to 9/11) 25. Tony Blair, "2001 Party Conference Speech" (Britain's response to 9/11) 26. George W. Bush, "Case for War in Iraq" (2002 Cincinnati speech) 27. Robin Cook, "Resignation Speech" (2003 rejection of Blair's policy) Globalisation 28. Pope Benedict XVI, "The Catholic Church and Islam" (controversial 2006 remarks) 29. Angela Merkel, "Multiculturalism in Germany Has Failed" (2010 speech) 30. Barack Obama, "Reaching out to Islam" (2008 Cairo remarks) Science and Politics 31. George W. Bush, "Veto of Stem Cell Legislation" (2006 debate on stem cell policy) 32. Diana DeGette, "Response to Presidential Veto" (2006) Eulogy 33. John Howard, "Eulogy for Australian Victims of Bali Terrorist Attack" (2002 speech) 34. Margaret Thatcher, "Eulogy for Ronald Reagan" (2004 remarks via video at funeral) 35. Neil Kinnock, "Eulogy for Michael Foot" (2010 remarks via video)
Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Impact and Speeches that make a Difference Moral Authority 2. Aung San Suu Kyi: "Release from House Arrest" (2010 remarks when freed from house arrest) 3. Barack Obama, "Politics and Religion" (2008 Philadelphia speech about Jeremiah Wright) 4. Vaclav Havel, "Politics and Language," (Czech president's 2002 address at Florida International University) UK Governance 5. Tony Blair, "2005 Party Speech" (realities about 21st Century governance) 6. Tony Blair, "Resignation Speech" (2007 summing up) 7. Dan Hannan, "Failure of Governance" (the speech about Brown and Britain) 8. David Cameron: "2010 Conservative Party Conference" 9. Nick Clegg: "2010 Liberal Democrat Party Conference" 10. Ed Miliband, "2010 Labour Party Conference" The World 11. Nelson Mandela, "Ending Poverty" (2005 Trafalgar Square speech on global poverty) 12. Azarias Ruberwa Manywa, "Good Governance and Competent Government" (2006 Vice President's speech about DR Congo) 13. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, "2006 Inaugural Speech" (Liberia's first female president) 14. Ivo Morales, "Inaugural Speech in Bolivia" (Indigenous people and resistance to the US) 15. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, "Brazil Emerges" (Brazil President's 2003 speech about developed and developing nations working together) 16. Vladimir Putin, "Russia and the World" (2009 speech at Davos) 17. Nicolas Sarkozy, "France and International Finance" (2009 speech at Davos) 18. Mahmud Abbas, "2003 Inaugural Speech) (Prime Minister of Palestinian States) 19. Benjamin Netanyahu, "History and Israeli Security" (2010 speech in New Orleans) 20. Benazir Bhutto, "Pakistan and the World" (2005 speech about positive change) 21. Manamohan Singh, "India Rises" (Indian Prime Minister's 2010 Independence Day speech about India's new power in world affairs) 22. Henry Paulsen, "The United States and China" (Treasury Secretary's 2008 speech) 23. David Cameron, "Britain's Foreign Policy" (2010 speech at Lord Mayor's Dinner) The War on Terrorism 24. George W. Bush, "Before a Joint Session of Congress" (2001 speech on response to 9/11) 25. Tony Blair, "2001 Party Conference Speech" (Britain's response to 9/11) 26. George W. Bush, "Case for War in Iraq" (2002 Cincinnati speech) 27. Robin Cook, "Resignation Speech" (2003 rejection of Blair's policy) Globalisation 28. Pope Benedict XVI, "The Catholic Church and Islam" (controversial 2006 remarks) 29. Angela Merkel, "Multiculturalism in Germany Has Failed" (2010 speech) 30. Barack Obama, "Reaching out to Islam" (2008 Cairo remarks) Science and Politics 31. George W. Bush, "Veto of Stem Cell Legislation" (2006 debate on stem cell policy) 32. Diana DeGette, "Response to Presidential Veto" (2006) Eulogy 33. John Howard, "Eulogy for Australian Victims of Bali Terrorist Attack" (2002 speech) 34. Margaret Thatcher, "Eulogy for Ronald Reagan" (2004 remarks via video at funeral) 35. Neil Kinnock, "Eulogy for Michael Foot" (2010 remarks via video)
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