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January 31, 2002 |
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International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine |
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U.S. skirts international law to
seize Bosnians accused of terrorism
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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Nike's view of globalization
Vada O. Manager, Director of Global Issues Management at Nike
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Britain and Spain wrestle over Gibraltar
Stephen Beard, Radio Deutsche Welle |
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January 30, 2002 |
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Singing about apartheid South Africa
Thembinkosi Sithole, member of The Robben Island Singers |
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January 29, 2002 |
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Should the US give Al Queda and
Taliban detainees hearings? |
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Perspective
1: Detainees are Outlaws
Ruth Wedgwood, Professor of International Law at Yale University
and Johns Hopkins University |
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Perspective
2: Detainees may be Prisoners of War
David Weissbrodt, Professor at the University of Minnesota Law School,
University of Minnesota Human Rights Library, member of the UN Subcommission
on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights |
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Stories from Nigeria
Cyril Ibe, host of Window to Africa on 1450 AM and FM 88.7 in Chicago |
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January 28, 2002 |
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Jordan struggles with so-called
"crimes of honor"
Maha Abu Ayyash, National Jordanian Campaign to eliminate the so
called "Crimes of Honour" |
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Arms Control update
Stephen Schwartz, Executive Director and Publisher of the Bulletin
of the Atomic Scientists |
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January 25, 2002 |
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Australia struggles with refugee
debacle
Ian Rintuo, Spokesperson for the Refugee Action Collective |
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Retraction
Milos Stehlik retracts his error regarding Hogan's Heroes |
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Blackhawk Down
Worldview film commentator Milos Stehlik |
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A Somalian community's reaction
to Black Hawk Down
Omar Jamal, Somali Justice Advocate Center |
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India tests missile
George Perkovich, Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment |
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January 24, 2002 |
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International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine |
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Life as a Nike factory worker in
Indonesia
Jim Keady, co-director of Educating for Justice
Leslie Kretzu, co-director of Educating for Justice |
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January 23, 2002 |
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Indonesia: Al Qaeda's new haunt?
Jeffrey Winters, Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern
University |
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What is a "Prisoner of War"?
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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Cracking down on Russia's independent
media
Paul Goble, Senior Advisor to the Director of Voice of America |
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January 22, 2002 |
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Turkey-U.S. relations round-up
Henri Barkey, Professor of International Relations at Lehigh University |
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Overcoming Fear: Nigeria's Quest
for Justice
Eric Beauchemin, Radio Netherlands |
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January 21, 2002 |
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How are gender and race related?
Kim Crenshaw, Professor at Columbia University School of Law |
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Play for Peace: Using organized
play to bring together youth in conflict areas
Michael Terrien, co-founder of Play for Peace
Maria Cockroft Kidd, Play for Peace Chicago representative
Vishnas Parchure, Play for Peace India representative
Ruthie Elbilya Finnegan, Play for Peace Middle East Representative |
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January 18, 2002 |
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Will Saudi Arabia kick the US out?
Joseph Kechichian, Visiting Fellow at the center for near eastern
studies at UCLA |
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Will the falling yen lead to a vortex
of Asian devaluations?
Adam Posen, Senior Fellow at the Institute for International Economics |
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Loathing Leni
For some people, rehabilitation has its limits. For Worldview film
commentator, Facets Multimedia's Milos Stehlik, the line is drawn
at German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl. |
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January 17, 2002 |
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International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine |
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Free people, free speech, free markets,
and economic insecurity in Slovakia
Rafel Gibochevski, Radio Deutsche Welle |
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Burmese government turns to nuclear
power
Christina Fink, author of Living Silence : Burma Under the Military
Rule |
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January 16, 2002 |
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Israeli-Palestinian violence continues
Dore Gold, former Israeli UN Ambassador, Jerusalem Center for Public
Affairs
Jeff Halper, Coordinator of the Israeli Committee Against House
Demolitions, Professor of Anthropology at Ben Gurion University |
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Colombia's on-again off-again peace
negotiations
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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Zimbabwe: Government tightens controls leading up to elections
Dr. Simbi V. Mubako, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of Zimbabwe to the United States
Isaac Maposa, Representative of the Movement for Democratic Change
(Zimbabwean Opposition Party), in the U.S.
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January 15, 2002 |
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Colombia: peace negotiations revived
for the moment
Robin Kirk, Colombia researcher for Human Rights Watch |
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Turkey: Women gain rights in the
home
Dorian Jones, Radio Deutsche Welle |
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Iran: U.S. vs. Iranian interests
in Afghanistan
Ahmed Sadri, Professor of Sociology at Lake Forest College |
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January 14, 2002 |
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Colombia: FARC pulls out of safe
haven after breakdown of peace process
Robin Kirk, Colombia Consultant for Human Rights Watch |
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Pakistan-India: Reactions to Musharraf
speech
Marshall Bouton, President of the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations |
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U.S. policy towards Islamist movements
in the Middle East
Maria Céu Pinto, Assistant Professor and Director of the
International Relations and Political Science department of the
University of Minho in Portugal, author of Political Islam and
the United States |
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January
11, 2002
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Mexico round-up
Frank Contreras, journalist, contributor to The World, Marketplace
and Latino USA |
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U.S. ignores World Court ruling
on consular rights
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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Political Islam in perspective
Bruce Lawrence, Nancy and Jeffrey Marcus Professor of Religion and
Chair of the Department of Religion at Duke University |
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January
10, 2002
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International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine |
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Political Islam in Sudan
Heather Deegan, Professor of Comparative Politics at Middlesex University
in London |
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January
9, 2002
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Argentina's economic crisis continues
Riordan Roett, Director of the Western Hemisphere Program at John
Hopkins SAIS |
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Islamic revival in Pakistan
Vali Nasr, Associate Professor of Political Science, University
of San Diego |
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January
8, 2002
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Islamic piety movements among women
in Egypt
Saba Mahmood, Assistant Professor of History of Religions at the
University of Chicago Divinity School
Her forthcoming book is titled Pious Transgressions: Embodied
Disciplines of the Islamic Revival |
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January
7, 2002
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India-Pakistan negotiations
Sumit Ganguly, Professor of Asian Studies at the University of Texas |
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Islamic revival movements overview
George Joffe, Fellow at the Center for International Studies and
Director of the Center for North African Studies at the University
of Cambridge, editor of the new book Jordan After the Transition |
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January
4, 2002
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Governing and Peacekeeping in Afghanistan
Larry Goodsen, Associate Professor of International Studies at Bentley
College |
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Zambian election controversy continues
Dora Nyambe, niece of opposition presidential candidate Christon
Tembo |
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Gordon Muleya, member of Chicago's
Zambian community |
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Raising Environmental Awareness
in Nigeria
Kole Odutola, environmental activist/educator and grassroots organizer |
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January
3, 2002
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International News of the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine |
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Zambia's controversial presidential
elections
Shari Bryan, Regional Director for Southern and Eastern Africa for
the National Democratic Institute |
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The effects of oil exploration on
the Ogoni People of Nigeria
Charles Wiwa, Secretary of the National Union of Ogoni Students,
USA, and the nephew of legendary activist Ken Saro-Wiwa |
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Initiatives on behalf of the Ogoni
People
Donburi John Miller, President, International Chapter of the National
Union of Ogoni Students. |
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January
2, 2002
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Argentina: another
new president
Edward Gibson, Associate Professor of Political Science at Northwestern
University |
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Uganda’s AIDS
orphan crisis
Pelucy Ntambirweki, Executive Director, Ugandan Women’s Effort
to Save Orphans, speaking at the Listen to Africa Conference |
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