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2003 Audio On-Demand & Program Descriptions
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	August 29, 2003
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Audio	Britain’s Hutton Inquiry Rodney Barker — Professor of Government at the London School of Economics
Audio	Stalin and the Doctor’s Plot Jonathan Brent — author of Stalin’s Last Crime: The Plot Against the Jewish Doctors 1948-53, editorial director, Yale University Press, founder of Yale’s Annals of Communism series
	August 28, 2003
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	What would you do to 'fix' Iraq?
Audio	Katrina Vandenhovel — Editor of The Nation magazine
Audio	Frank Gaffney — Founder and Director of the Center for Security Policy
Audio	Rashid Khalidi — Professor of Arab Studies for the Middle East Institute at Columbia University
Audio	Michael Mandelbaum — Professor at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, author of The Ideas that Conquered the World: Peace, Democracy and Free Markets in the 21st Century
	August 27, 2003
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Audio	Korea talks get underway Bruce Cumings — Professor of History at the University of Chicago, author of Korea's Place in the Sun: A Modern History
Audio	Afghanistan update Paul Barker — Care International's Country Director for Afghanistan
Audio	Afghanistan update Rob Schultheis — Writer and long-time observer of Afghanistan, has made over 30 trips to Afghanistan
	August 26, 2003
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	Rwandan elections marred by crackdown on opposition Alison DesForges — Senior Researcher for Human Rights Watch
	“28 Days”: Asylum for Rwandan youth Michele Ernsting — Radio Netherlands audio not available for this segment
	August 25, 2003
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Audio	India: Violence in Mumbai and the Ayodhya controversy Sumit Ganguly — Indiana University
Audio	Security in Iraq Joost Hilterman — Middle East Project Director for International Crisis Group based in Amman, Jordan
Audio	Plan Puebla Panama Dr. Andres Barreda — Director of the Center for Social Analysis, Information and Popular Formation, researcher, Mexican National Autonomous University Translation provided by Dr. Marco Tavanti, Associate Director, Vincent DePaul Leadership Project
	August 22, 2003
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Audio	Voices from Chiapas' Blue Mountains Luz Ruiz — InterWorld Radio
Audio	"Indigenismo" Identity in Latin America Robert Castillo Sandoval — coordinator of Latin American Studies, Haverford College
Audio	Indigenous Identity and Racism in Brazil Jonathan Warren — director of Latin American Studies, University of Washington
Audio	Indigenous Cinema-Part 2 Milos Stehlik— Worldview film commentator
	August 21, 2003
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Audio	Indigenous Images in Global Media originally broadcast 12.20.02 Faye Ginsburg — professor of anthropology, New York University
Audio	Global Activism Story: Chiapas Media Project Alexandra Halkin — Chiapas Media Project
Audio	Indigenous Cinema-Part 1 Milos Stehlik— Worldview film commentator
	August 20, 2003
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Audio	The Innu in Canada Colin Samson — author, A Way of Life That Does Not Exist: Canada and the Extinguishment of the Innu
Audio	Diaspora Stories: Tibetan Youth
	August 19, 2003
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Audio	Philippines: Indigenous Rights in Mindinao originally broadcast 2.2.01 Joey Lozano — former fellow, University of Chicago Human Rights Program
Audio	Japan's Ainu Indigenous Group Richard Siddle — author, Race, Resistance, and the Ainu of Japan
Audio	Globalization of Indigenous Politics Ronald Niezen — author, The Origins of Indigenism
	August 18, 2003
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Audio	Indigenous People: San in South Africa originally broadcast 12.27.01 Hugh Brody — anthropologist, writer, and filmmaker
Audio	Bushmen Aren't Forever: The Gana and Gwi in Botswana Miriam Ross — Survival International
Audio	The Maasai in Kenya Joseph Ole Koyei — Maasai cultural ambassador For more information on the Maasai in Kenya, contact Joseph Ole Koyei.
	August 15, 2003
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Audio	Mexico: Zapatistas Change Chiapas Strategy Franc Contreras — radio journalist, correspondent, The World
Audio	Magdalene Sisters Peter Mullan — director and writer, Magdalene Sisters Milos Stehlik — film commentator and director, Facets Multimedia
	August 14, 2003
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Audio	Coffee Crisis Update Liam Brody — coffee program manager, Oxfam America
Audio	Struggles of Indo & Pakistani Businesses on Devon Avenue Ben Calhoun — Chicago Public Radio
Audio	Global Activism Stories — Securing Grants Through the Web Randy Kritkausky — founder, The Virtual Foundation
	August 13, 2003
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Audio	Profile of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Bill Emmott — editor-in-chief, The Economist
Audio	ABA Opinion on Military Commissions Doug Cassel — Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University
Audio	Political Realities of Extradition Bruce Zagaris — attorney specializing in international law in Washington DC
	August 12, 2003
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Audio	Justice in West Africa: Part 1 (Liberia, Ghana) Kwame Gyan — visiting scholar at Northwestern University School of Law, faculty of law at the University of Ghana in Legon
Audio	Justice in West Africa: Part 2 (Cote D'Ivoire)
	August 11, 2003
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Audio	Liberia: Taylor hand-over Sam Nagbe — Oxfam International, currently in Monrovia
Audio	Indonesia Update Jeffrey Winters — Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern University
Audio	Buffalo Soldiers Gregor Jordan — Director of Buffalo Soldiers
	August 8, 2003
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Audio	Israel: the wall/fence/barrier Ali Abunimah — Co-founder of the Electronic Intifada, Vice President of the Arab-American Action Network
Audio	Israel: the wall/fence/barrier Gerald Steinberg — Professor of Political Studies at Bar Ilan University in Israel
Audio	The Gatekeeper: U.S.-Mexico border on film John Carlos Frey — Director of The Gatekeeper Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	August 7, 2003
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Audio	International justice and Charles Taylor Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	China: Internet filtering Ben Edelman — Fellow, Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School
Audio	China: Internet dissidents Mickey Spiegel — Senior Researcher for Human Rights Watch-Asia Division
Audio	Global Activism story: Documenting victims of China’s Cultural Revolution On-line Youqin Wang — author of the Chinese Holocaust website, Senior Lecturer and director of the Chinese language program at the University of Chicago
	August 6, 2003
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	Stories from Iraq Scott Portman — Heartland Alliance, former aid worker in Northern Iraq, recently returned a several-week trip through Iraq, including northern Kurdish and southern Shia regions
	August 5, 2003
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Audio	Indonesia explosion Jeffrey Winters - Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern University
Audio	Tom Delay in Israel Tom Delay - Republican U.S House Majority Leader from Texas
Audio	Liberia update Richard Joseph - Director of Northwestern University’s Program of African Studies
	August 4, 2003
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	Kenya: human rights and negative ethnicity Koigi wa Wamwere — Kenyan human rights activist, MP in Kenya’s Parliament, former political prisoner and survivor of torture. Koigi was imprisoned 5 times between 1975 and 1996, spending a total of 13 years in prison. rebroadcast
	August 1, 2003
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Audio	Cambodia elections in context Evan Gottesman — author of Cambodia After the Khmer Rouge, former deputy director of the American Bar Association Cambodia Law and Democracy Project
Audio	Drowning in Swimming Pool Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
Audio	Interfaith Youth Core: Sacred Stories project Eboo Patel — Executive Director of the Interfaith Youth Core Kevin Coval — Artistic Consultant for the Interfaith Youth Core, poet Students from IYC’s Chicago Youth Council: Christine, Adina, and Yusra

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