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2003 Audio On-Demand & Program Descriptions
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	April 30, 2003
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Audio	Colombia: Coca-cola accused of labor abuses and collusion with death squads Luis Adolfo Cardona — Former worker in Coca-Cola bottling plant in Colombia, currently living in Chicago www.cokewatch.org WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	Coca-Cola response Rodrigo Calderon — Coca-Cola's Vice President of Communications for Latin America Coca-Cola "Supplier Guiding Principles" WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	April 29, 2003
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Audio	Cyprus opens borders Sevgul Uludag — Journalist based in Turkish Cyprus
Audio	Arab Nationalism: Political Islam vs. Pan-Arabism Malik Mufti — Associate Professor at Tufts University, author of Sovereign Creations: Pan-Arabism and Political Order in Syria and Iraq
	April 28, 2003
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Audio	Argentina elections William Smith — Professor of Latin American Studies at Miami University
Audio	Arab Nationalism: Baath and civil society in Iraq Eric Davis — Associate professor of political science and director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Rutgers, author of the forthcoming book, Memories of State: Politics, History and Collective Identity in Modern Iraq
	April 25, 2003
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Audio	Nuclear North Korea Bruce Cumings — Professor of History at the University of Chicago, author of Korea’s Place in the Sun
Audio	U.S. detention of minors in Guantanamo Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Blackboards: stories from Iranian Kurdistan Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	April 24, 2003
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	Arab Nationalism: History of the Baath Party Adeed Dawisha - Professor of Political Science at the University of Miami at Ohio, author of Arab Nationalism in the 20th century: From Triumph to Despair
	April 23, 2003
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Audio	International Criminal Court update Luis Moreno Ocampo — Newly Appointed Chief Prosecutor of the ICC, chairman of Transparency International Argentina
Audio	Arab Nationalism: Nasser James Jankowski — Professor of History at the University of Colorado at Boulder, author of Nasser's Egypt, Arab Nationalism, and the United Arab Republic and co-editor of Rethinking Nationalism in the Arab Middle East
	April 22, 2003
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Audio	U.S. role in global economic structures Joseph Stiglitz — Professor of Economics at Columbia University, author of Globalization and its Discontents
Audio	Ten and Japon Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	April 21, 2003
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Audio	SARS crisis in China Dali Yang — Professor of Political Science, University of Chicago
Audio	Arab Nationalism: Post-Ottoman history Rashid Khalidi — Professor of History and Director of the Center for International Studies at the University of Chicago, co-editor of The Origins of Arab Nationalism
	April 18, 2003
	BBC World Service program: The World After the War audio not available for this program
	April 17, 2003
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Audio	Nigerian elections Barrie Hofmann — Deputy Director for Central and West Africa for the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI)
Audio	Worldvision on HIV/AIDS in Africa Rich Stearns — President of Worldvision U.S. Princess Kasune Zulu — HIV Educator, Worldvision Zambia WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	April 16, 2003
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Audio	U.S. / N. Korea agree to talks Bruce Cumings — Professor of History at the University of Chicago Public Radio
Audio	Human Rights in Cuba Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
	Biodiversity in the Amazon: “Black Water, White Water” Ginger da Silva — Radio Netherlands audio not available for this segment
Audio	City of God: Pretty pictures of Brazilian violence Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	April 15, 2003
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Audio	Human rights and democracy in Egypt Saad Eddin Ibrahim — Egyptian sociologist and democracy advocate, acquitted recently after nearly three years of arrest, imprisonment and repeated prosecution in Egypt
Audio	Outlook for Justice in Iraq Cherif Bassiouni — Professor of Law at DePaul University, President of the International Human Rights Law Institute at DePaul, consultant to the State Department’s Transitional Justice Program for Iraq Richard Dicker — Director of Human Rights Watch’s International Justice Program
	April 14, 2003
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Audio	Is Syria Next? Patrick Seale — Middle East International
Audio	Cote D’Ivoire update / Scholars at Risk Jean-Mathieu Essis — Visiting Fulbright Scholar at the Center for International Cooperation at New York University
Audio	Congo: massacre and fighting between Hema-Lendu groups Hamadoun Toure — Spokesperson for MONUC, the UN mission to the Democratic Republic of Congo
Audio	Spider Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	April 11, 2003
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Audio	Iraq: peacekeeping and policing Sarah Sewall — program director at Harvard’s Kennedy School’s Carr Center on Human Rights Policy, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for peacekeeping and humanitarian assistance
Audio	Censorship for your viewing pleasure Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	Israel: Progress on the "road map"
Audio	Moshe Arens — Former Israeli Ambassador to U.S., former Israeli Foreign & Defense Minister, author of Broken Covenant: American Foreign Policy and the Crisis between the U.S. and Israel
Audio	Ishai Menuchin — Chairperson of Yesh Gvul, recent recipient of the Oscar Romero Award for Commitment to Truth and Freedom, lecturer at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
	April 10, 2003
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Audio	Iraqi view of the fall of Baghdad Abbas Medhi — Professor of Organization and Sociology at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, founder and chairman of the Union of Independent Iraqis
Audio	Discussion with Gary Hart Gary Hart — Former U.S. Senator
Audio	Global Activism Stories: Sending medical supplies to Zambia Presented by Gordon Muleya Produced by Andrea Wenzel
	Raising a Zambian Family in Chicago Audio with Gordon Muleya from 2002's Chicago Matters: Inside Housing series
	April 9, 2003
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	The Fall of Baghdad
Audio	Military lessons Robert Pape — Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago
Audio	Media lessons Jamal Dajani — Director of Arab Programming for World Link TV, Producer of Mosaic television program (Mosaic features selections of national and private news broadcasts produced in the Middle East)
	Reaction
Audio	Richard Spertzel — Former Chief Biological Weapons Inspector for UNSCOM
Audio	Adeed Dawisha — Professor of Political Science at Miami University of Ohio
Audio	Rashid Khalidi — Professor of History and director of the Center for International Studies at the University of Chicago
	April 8, 2003
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Audio	Bush and Blair on the future of Iraq Excerpt from George Bush and Tony Blair’s press conference from Hillsborough, Northern Ireland
Audio	Iraq and Indonesia Jeffrey Winters — Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern University
Audio	Iraq and Pakistan Vali Nasr — Professor of International Relations, Naval Post-Graduate School in Monterey, California
Audio	Iraq and Central Asia Martha Brill Olcott — Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
	April 7, 2003
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Audio	View from Iraqi Kurdistan Eric Stover — Director of Human Rights Center at University of California, Berkeley, researcher for human rights watch
Audio	Future of Iraqi Kurdistan Scott Portman — Heartland Alliance, former head of the International Rescue Committee’s relief program for the Kurds and other minorities inside the UN safe haven
	April 4, 2003
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Audio	Counting civilian casualties in Iraq Marc Herold — Professor at the University of New Hampshire, consultant to the Iraq Body Count Project WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	Students fighting global aids Bob Elliott — Co-founder and Midwest regional organizer for the Student Global AIDS Campaign Stopglobalaids.org WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	April 3, 2003
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	Future of NATO
Audio	Ron Asmus — Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
Audio	Dominique Moisi — Deputy Director, French Institute for International Relations
Audio	Michael McFaul — Peter and Helen Bing Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University
Audio	Lionel Barber — U.S. Managing Editor, Financial Times
	April 2, 2003
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Audio	Iraq: global perceptions and the press Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Putting a sieges in Iraq into historical context Paul Davis — Texas Military Institute, author of Besieged: An Encyclopedia of Great Sieges From Ancient Times to the Present
Audio	U.S. study on using nukes in Vietnam Peter Hayes — Executive Director of the Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainable Development Nautilus Institute Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	April 1, 2003
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Audio	North Korea Donald Gregg — President and Chair of the Board of the Korea Society
Audio	Zimbabwe: potential for opposition power Adotei Akwei — Director of Advocacy for Amnesty International’s Africa Division
Audio	Afghanistan: U.S. operations continue Rob Schultheis — Journalist covering Afghanistan

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