AUDIO LIBRARY

Labor Reform in Argentina
Edward Gibson, assistant professor of Political Science at Northwestern University
Northern Ireland
John Hume, leader of Northern Ireland's Social Democratic and Labour Party and co-winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Peace
Michelangelo Antonioni's Beyond the Clouds
Milos Stehlik

International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine
Turmoil in Colombian Peace Process
Robin Kirk of Human Rights Watch and author of The Monkey's Paw
Bodies Discovered in Turkey, including Hezbollah member
Radio Netherlands' Dorian Jones

Conservative Crackdown in Iran
Ahmed Sadri, professor of Sociology at Lake Forest College
Negotiations for Cambodian War Crimes Tribunal
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International Human Rights
Critiques of the Iraq Sanctions Regime
Rania Masri and Ali Abunimah, contributors to the new book, Iraq Under Seige: The Deadly Impact of Sactions and War

U.N. Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference
Jack Mendelsohn, vice president and executive director of the Lawyers Alliance for World Security
Cyprus: Turkish President Rauf Denktash Sworn in for Another Term
Radio Netherland's Tabitha Morgan
Corporations and Human Rights
Chris Gribben, co-author of The Ashridge Foundation's Centre for Business and Society's report, Business Responses to Human Rights
Furniture Frenzy for Sweden-based IKEA
Radio Deutsche Welle's Charles Maynes

Consumption and Ecology
Satish Kumar, editor of Resurgence, author of Path with No Destination, and founder and director of Schumacher College in England
Annual Controversies at 53rd Cannes Film Festival
Milos Stehlik

International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine
Israel's release of Lebanese human "Bargaining Chips"
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International Human Rights
Trading Endangered Species
Ginette Hemley, World Wildlife Fund, at CITES, The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species Conference in Nairobi.
"Islam and Islamic Purism in Central Asia Past and Present"
Alisher Ilkhamov

The Environment as an International Security Concern
Geoffrey Dabelko, director of the Woodrow Wilson Center's Environmental Change and Security Project and lecturer at Georgetown University's school of Foreign Service
Lebanon's Environmental Concerns of Rebuilding after Its Civil War
BBC's Penny Young

The Global Green Deal
Mark Hertsgaard, author of Earth Odyssey
Mifune
Milos Stehlik

The World Bank Protests:
Protestors Perspective
Mehrdad Azenun, member of the Stone Soup Cooperative
World Bank Perspective
James Wolfenson, president of the World Bank, speaking to the National Press Club
Analyzing the Protestors
Jeffrey Winters, professor of Political Economy at Northwestern University
The Dangers of Viewing the World Bank Debate through the American Political Lens
Michael Maren, author of The Road to Hell: The Ravaging Effects of Foreign Aid International Charity
Perspective on Labor
Martin Wolf, Financial Times columnist, formerly with World Bank

In Defense of the World Bank
Martin Wolf, Financial Times columnist, formerly with the World Bank
Reform the World Bank
Jeffrey Winters, Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern University and Co-author of upcoming book, Reinventing the World Bank

International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine
International Aid and Local Corruption in Ethiopia
Michael Maren, author of The Road to Hell

Robert Kaplan, author of The Coming Anarchy, correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly and author of Balkan Ghosts.
The Sixth Anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide and American Cooperation with International Genocide
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International Human Rights

Arms Control Update
Steven Swartz, publisher of The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Politics in Taiwan
Shelly Rigger, associate professor of Political Science at Davidson College, author of Politics in Taiwan

Korean Summit
Bruce Cummings, professor of History at the University of Chicago
Zimbabwe's Land Reform Crisis
Brian Kagoro, attorney and spokesperson for Zimbabwe's National Constitutional Assembly Organization
Allegations of Fraud in Peru's Presidential Election
Colletta Youngers, Washington Office on Latin America-in Lima, Peru

Presidential Elections in Peru
Michael Schifter, program director and senior fellow at the Inter-American Dialogue
Latin American Cinema: from the Political to the Personal
Milos Stehlik
National Identity Formation
Lauren Langman, associate professor of Socialogy and Anthropology at Loyola University

International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine
The European Union
Radio Netherlands' Jonathan Storey from Paris
The European Union as a Challenge to Traditional Notions of State Sovereignty
Roger Cohen, Berlin Bureau Chief for the New York Times
Neighboring German and Czech Towns Set Up Joint Primary and Secondary Schools
Radio Netherlands' Dita Asiedu

The Effectiveness of International Tribunal Justice
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International Human Rights
The Failed States of Africa
Will Reno, Northwestern University

Indonesia and the IMF
Jeffrey Winters, professor of Political Science at Northwestern University
Defining the Elusive Nation-State
Marvin Mikesell, professor of Geographical Studies at the University of Chicago

Japanese Prime Minister Obuchi in a Coma
Robert Immerman, senior research associate in the East Asian Institute at Columbia University
Finland's First Female President
Aili Trippof the department of Political Science and Women's Studies at the University of Wisconsin
Germany Recruits Technical Support from India
Radio Deutsche Welle's Stephen Beard