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2002 Audio On-Demand & Program Descriptions
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	July 31, 2002
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Audio	Florida court rules on Salvadoran torture case Doug Cassell – Executive Director of Northwestern University's Center for International Human Rights
Audio	Iran, Russia and nuclear weapons Dimitri Dimitroyannis – Professor of Nuclear Physics, Northwestern University
Audio	German Elections Kyle James – Radio Deutsche Welle
	July 30, 2002
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Audio	Congo-Rwanda strike a deal Alison DesForges, Consultant for the Africa Division of Human Rights Watch
Audio	Milosevic’s courtroom drama Judith Armatta, the Coalition for International Justice’s liason to the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	July 29, 2002
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Audio	Afghanistan update Akram Gizabi – journalist
Audio	Critique of UN Population Fund policy Steven Mosher – President of the Population Research Institute
Audio	Turkey: Recap of political crisis, chance for the Justice and Development party Dorian Jones – Radio Deutsche Welle
	July 26, 2002
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Audio	U.S.-Iraq policy
	Anthony Cordesman - Professor of Political Science at Georgetown University Hans von Sponeck - former UN humanitarian coordinator for Iraq
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Audio	Low-down on Eastern European cinema Milos Stehlik - Worldview film commentator
	July 25, 2002
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Audio	U.S. ties to Indonesia’s military Jeffrey Winters, Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern University
Audio	Disappearances in Chechnya Aaron Rhodes, Executive Director of the International Helskinki Federation for Human Rights
Audio	Computer access in Ghana Dr. Osei Darkwa, GhaCLAD 2002 Technology Camp Initiator
	July 24, 2002
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Audio	Sudan: breakthrough in negotiations? Dan Connell – author of upcoming book The Road to a New Sudan, and founder of Grassroots International, a Boston-based international aid agency
Audio	Nigeria: Women’s occupation of Chevron terminal continues Dornubari-John Miller – President, National Union of Ogoni Students
Audio	Hungarian minorities shrinking Art Szoczi – Radio Deutsche Welle
	July 23, 2002
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Audio	U.S. cancels support for United Nations population fund Thoraya Obaid – Press conference with the Executive Director of the UN Population Fund
Audio	U.S. – EU Relations Rockwell Schnaubel – United States Ambassador to the European Union
Audio	EU Reforms in Romania Marion Macgregor – Radio Deutsche Welle
	July 22, 2002
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Audio	HIV/AIDS in Botswana Sarah Nkele Matlhare – AIDS activist in Botswana, provides counseling and medical support at the M. Joan Cousin Empowerment Center in Lobatse, Botswana, missionary in the African Methodist Episcopal Church
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Audio	Religion, crime and democracy in Nigeria Cyril Ibe – host of Afriscope Radio, a nationally syndicated radio program heard locally on 88.7 FM
	July 19, 2002
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Audio	Farm Subsidies: Oxfam report “Rigged Rules and Double Standards” Jo Marie Griesgraber – Director of Policy, Oxfam America
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Audio	EU farm subsidies and Poland Rafal Kiepushevski – Radio Netherlands
	July 18, 2002
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Audio	Bananas from Equador Steve Striffler – Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Latin American Studies at the University of Arkansas, author of In the Shadows of State and Capital: The United Fruit Company, Popular Struggle, and Agrarian Restructuring in Ecuador, 1900-1995
Audio	“McDonaldisation of Hong Kong” Hugh Chiverton – Radio Hong Kong and Radio Netherlands
	July 17, 2002
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Audio	John Walker Lindh Plea Bargain Doug Cassel – Executive Director, Center for International Human Rights, Northwestern University
Audio	Who owns plant life? Patenting Seeds Kristin Dawkins – Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
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	July 16, 2002
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Audio	Bio-technology and farming: Will nitrogen-fixing crops fix nitrogen pollution? Carroll Vance, Research Plant Physiologist at the USDA Agricultural Research Service, Professor at the University of Minnesota
Audio	Alternative strategy to alleviate nitrogen pollution Donald Hey, Hydrologist for the Wetlands Initiative, author of Nitrogen Farming: Harvesting a Different Crop
	July 15, 2002
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	Changing the world with food Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappe – Authors of Hope's Edge: The Next Diet for a Small Planet
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	July 12, 2002
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Audio	Venezuela: Protestors demand Chavez’s resignation Jennifer McCoy – Director of the Americas Program, at the Carter Center and professor of political science at Georgia State University
Audio	Bolivia: presidential election run-off surprise Eduardo Gamarra – Professor at the Latin American and Caribbean Center at Florida International University
Audio	North African film at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Milos Stehlik – Worldview film commentator
Audio	Cambodian Association of Illinois commemorates Khmer Rouge genocide Chenda Taing – President of the Cambodian Association of Illinois
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	July 11, 2002
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Audio	Turkey’s leadership dilemma Sahin Alpay – Editor, Milliyet newspaper, professor of political science, Bahcesehir University in Istanbul
Audio	Argentina’s economic crisis update Edward Gibson – Associate professor of political science at Northwestern University
Audio	Front-runners at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Milos Stehlik – Worldview film commentator
	July 10, 2002
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Audio	U.S. role in the Philippines Liza Largoza Maza – representative of Bayan Muna (People First) political party in the Filipino Congress, Secretary General of Gabriela (a national alliance of women’s organizations), International Solidarity Mission Against U.S. Armed Intervention in the Philippines
Audio	U.S. foreign military training Lora Lumpe – International Peace Research Institute, author of a new study "U.S. Foreign Military Training: Global Reach, Global Power"
	July 9, 2002
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Audio	Arms control update Jack Mendelsohn – Vice President and Executive Director of the Lawyers Alliance for World Security
Audio	Karlovy Vary Film Festival: The origins of the Czech New Wave Milos Stehlik – Worldview film commentator
Audio	Tensions on Korean peninsula Bruce Cummings – Professor of History at the University of Chicago
	July 8, 2002
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Audio	Brazil’s Presidential Elections Werner Baer – Professor of Economics at the University of Illinois in Urbana, currently in Rio, Brazil
Audio	World attention on AIDS Conference in Barcelona: HIV/AIDS in Zambia Princess Kasune Zulu – Assistant Development Facilitator for World Vision in Zambia, founder and chairperson of the African Extended Family system Support for Orphans and Vulnerable Children (AFESS-OVC)
Audio	Czech film at the 37th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Milos Stehlik – Worldview film commentator
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	July 5, 2002
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Audio	Independence Day in East Timor Jay Strohm – Director of Heartland International’s Community Connections Program
Audio	Global Governance and the Environment Mark Epstein – Executive Director and CEO of the World Federalist Association
	July 3, 2002
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Audio	Will UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women finally make it out of Senate Foreign Relations Committee? Ambassador Linda Tarr-Whelan – CEO and President of the Center for Policy Alternatives (CPA), former US Representative to the UN Commission on the Status of Women under President Clinton
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Audio	Sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo Juliane Kippenberg – Consultant and NGO Liaison for Human Rights Watch’s Africa Division, Co-author of the HRW report “The War Within the War: sexual violence against women and girls in Eastern Congo”
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Audio	Sexual violence by the Burmese military Hseng Noung – Networking Coordinator for the Shan Women’s Action Network
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	July 2, 2002
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Audio	Mexico: release of files documenting human rights abuses Sergio Aguayo – Professor at El Colegio de Mexico’s Center for International Relations in Mexico City
Audio	Disappearances continue in contemporary Mexico Eric Olson – Advocacy Director for Amnesty International USA’s Americas Division
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Audio	Preview of the 37th annual Karlovy Vary International film festival Milos Stehlik – Worldview film commentator
	July 1, 2002
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Audio	U.S. opposition to International Criminal Court Ken Roth – Executive Director of Human Rights Watch
Audio	Serbia’s economic comeback struggle Alastair Wanklyn – Radio Deutsche Welle
Audio	South African perspective on globalization and HIV/AIDS Wilfred Cardinal Napier – Roman Catholic Archbishop of South Africa, President of the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference

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