and that same evening at the free library of philadelphia daniel shapiro talks about how to resolve conflicts between governments. that is a look at some of the author programs book tv is covering this week. many events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2. and you are watching book tv. >> good morning. thank you, everyone, for coming out for the 3rd annual san antonio book festival. fourth, i'm sorry. i can't count. they were asking me if i have done this before, i have been involved in all of them. thank you for coming out for the 4th. i want to remind you that this morning session is being filmed by c-span2. at the end of the comments by marisa abrajano when we get to q&a they will bethere will be a microphone that will be passed around if you have questions, and we certainly hope that you do. immediately after the session you can go around to the galley where they will be selling books. a portion of the proceeds will go to the san antonio public library foundation. this is one of the best days we have had weatherwise, and i think it will st

mental suffering historian jaredhorn talks about life and politics of paul and harvard university daniel shapirodiscusses how to dissolve emotionally challenged conflict. for a complete television schedule visit booktv.org. booktv 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> the obvious place people go for this is the double standard and sexism and we've seen a lot of outrage of the tax in this election about hillary clinton and against carly fiorina when she was still in the race. outrageous but in many ways laughable. people get called out as soon as they do this. it's a little bit shocker that we have what i would call a massagenist donald trump has made outrageous comments about women. so women know we experience sexism in every field in business, in education. and that's real. and yet there's something really surprising and it surprised me as as anyone when i was doing the research and that is that voters are not making their decisions based on gender bias. they're thinking about ideology and political party, and issues and questions of temper whment they dec

that same evening at the free library of philadelphia, daniel shapiro, founder of the harvard negotiation program talks about how to resolve conflict between government. that's a look at some of the author programs book tv is covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on the tv on c-span2. >> good morning. welcome and good morning. i am on the faculty of political science department here at the university. also a research fellow at the peace and war center. it is my great pleasure and honor to have this conversation with johnny, the 2016 winner of the famed norwich military history award. what we are going to do today is have a conversation, you have read his bio you should take a look at the pamphlet that was handed out. he is a very famous journalist and he set up time magazines addition and lives in singapore and works for bloomberg. he has written this book called midnight theories. what we wanted to do was unpack this book and i have intentionally not read the entire bio because i think it would be more interest to the aud

with daniel shapiro. he discusses how to resolve of emotionally charged. that'll happens tonight on c-span 2 book tv. [inaudible conversations] >> now it sounds like it's working. you-all can hear me okay? i would like to welcome you and thank you for coming. my very good friend katie has given me a set of rules to impart to you and i know if i don't do it right i will have to leave it right away i have already welcomed you. i will tell you that on the second floor after this session the authors will be signing books and your authors are rebecca traister and kate bolick who will be talking about their books in a minute. when they sign some of the proceeds will be going to the san antonio library foundation, which is dear to our hearts so i hope you consider buying. that is it. i would like to introduce the authors to you now more formally. kate bolick is the author of "spinster: making a life of one's own". she is also a contributing editor to the atlantic and host of, touchstones that the amount, an annual literary interview series. i would like to come n