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2003 Audio On-Demand & Program Descriptions
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	March 31, 2003
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	Is the U.S. trying to break OPEC?
Audio	Joseph Kechichian — Visiting Fellow, Pepperdine University
Audio	Morris Adelman — Professor Emeritus, MIT
Audio	Fareed Mohamedi — Chief Economist, PFC Energy WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	Daniel Yergin — Chairman, Cambridge Energy Research Associates WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	March 28, 2003
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	Outlook for post-war Iraq
Audio	Sandra Mackey — Journalist and author, her most recent book is The Reckoning: Iraq and the Legacy of Saddam Hussein
Audio	Amatzia Baram — University of Haifa
Audio	Public Opinion in the Arab World Fawaz Gerges — Chair of International Affairs and Middle Eastern Studies at Sarah Lawrence College
Audio	North Korea on film Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	March 27, 2003
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	Winning the Peace
Audio	Ambassador Joseph Wilson — Adjunct Scholar at the Middle East Institute, Deputy Chief of Mission in Baghdad during first Gulf War, CEO of JCWilson International Ventures Corp.
Audio	John Hulsman — Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation
	Paper on post-war Iraq WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	Urban and asymmetrical warfare in Iraq Sean Boyne — Correspondent for Jane’s Intelligence Review, her articles from 1997 were plagiarized for the British dossier “Iraq: Its Infrastructure of Concealment, Deception and Intimidation”
	March 26, 2003
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Audio	The Geneva Convention and Prisoners of War Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Canadian view of U.S. pre-emptive policy Lloyd Axworthy — Former Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister, Director and CEO of the Liu Institute for Global Issues at the University of British Columbia
Audio	Objectives of the Peace Movement Kevin Martin — Executive Director of Peace Action
Audio	First-hand glimpse of Turkey – Kurdish dilemma Garth Katner — Armed Conflict Researcher for The Islamic Institute of Human Rights in New York, former administrator of humanitarian aid programs
	March 25, 2003
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Audio	Media coverage of Iraq: Part One Lawrence Lichty — Professor of Radio, Television and Film at Northwestern University Ali Abunimah — Co-founder of Electronic Iraq and Electronic Intifada WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites Live with listener calls and emails
Audio	Media coverage of Iraq: Part Two Lawrence Lichty — Professor of Radio, Television and Film at Northwestern University Ali Abunimah — Co-founder of Electronic Iraq and Electronic Intifada WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites Live with listener calls and emails
	March 24, 2003
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Audio	Regional impact: Iran Ahmed Sadri — Professor of Sociology at Lake Forest College
Audio	Regional impact of war in Iraq: Arab states Rami Khoury — Executive Editor of the Daily Star in Beirut, Lebanon
	How will US occupation of Iraq impact Israel-Palestinian conflict?
Audio	Hassan Abdul Rachman — Palestine Liberation Organization representative in Washington, DC
Audio	Moshe Ram — Israeli Consul General to the Midwest
	March 21, 2003
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	March 20, 2003
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Audio	Kurdish strategy and impact of Iraq war on Kurds Kani Xulam — Director of the American Kurdish Information Network in DC www.kurdistan.org WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	Will Shia-Sunni division destabilize Iraq? Faleh Jabar — Research fellow at the School of Politics and Sociology, Birkbeck College, University of London, Iraqi exile since 1978
	March 19, 2003
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Audio	Impending war and the Gulf region Joseph Kechichian — Visiting Fellow at Pepperdine University
Audio	Global public opinion and the war Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	A life fighting for international human rights Aryeh Neier — President of the Soros Foundation & Open Society Institute WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	March 18, 2003
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Audio	Shock and Awe: U.S. military strategy in Iraq Robert Pape — Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago
Audio	Local reaction to presidential speech Recorded at Billy Goat Grill on Navy Pier
Audio	Legitimacy of war in Iraq and International Law Aryeh Neier — President of the Soros Foundation & Open Society Institute WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
	March 17, 2003
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	U.S. abandons UN resolution on Iraq
Audio	Colin Powell — Remarks from the U.S. Secretary of State
Audio	Rashid Khalidi — Director of the Center for International Studies and Professor of History at the University of Chicago
	Northern Ireland update
Audio	David Trimble — Leader of Northern Ireland’s Ulster Unionists Party
Audio	Gerry Adams — Excerpt of a speech by the leader of Northern Ireland’s Sinn Fein Party
	March 14, 2003
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Audio	U.S. Iraq strategy and "Iraq: the day after" Thomas Pickering — Senior vice president for international relations for the Boeing Corporation, former U.S. Undersecretary of State
Audio	Serbia outlook Desko Nikitovic — Serbia's Consul General to Chicago
Audio	North Korea update Selig Harrison — Director of the National Security Program at the Center for International Policy
	March 13, 2003
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	Consequences of a UN Vote on Iraq
Audio	Tim Wirth — President of the United Nations Fund, former Senator
Audio	Richard Longworth — Senior Writer, Chicago Tribune
Audio	Walter Russel Mead — Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, author of Special Providence: American Foreign Policy and How it Changed the World
Audio	Franc Contreras — Mexico-City based journalist, frequent correspondent for PRI’s The World
Audio	Jeffrey Winters — Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern University
	March 12, 2003
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Audio	Serbian Prime Minister assassinated John Lampe — Professor of History at the University of Maryland
Audio	Tony Blair fields questions on Iraq Excerpts from Britain’s Prime Minster's Question Time
	March 11, 2003
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Audio	Blair Government turmoil Rodney Barker — Professor of Government, London School of Economics
Audio	Cyprus talks collapse Gus Feissel — Former UN Special Representative for the Secretary General in Cyprus
Audio	Turkey: Report on violence and torture against women Sheila Dauer — Director of the women's human rights program at Amnesty International
	March 10, 2003
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Audio	Humanitarian "endgame" in Iraq Raymond Offenheiser — President, Oxfam America
Audio	Women and development in Ghana Juliet Adomako- Kwakye — Senior Manager for Sinapi Aba Trust, a microcredit lender in Ghana that is supported by Opportunity International International Women's Day WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	Hollywood and Iraq Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	March 7, 2003
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	Iraq: Blix report at UN Security Council Michael Mandelbaum — Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies John Mearsheimer — Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago
	March 6, 2003
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Audio	U.S. spying at the UN Martin Bright — Home Affairs Editor at The Observer, co-author of the Observer article about the leaked NSA memo WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	What would peacekeeping in Iraq look like? Ambassador Jan Eliason — Swedish Ambassador to the U.S., UN Secretary General's personal representative on Iran/Iraq 1988-92
Audio	North Korea update Bruce Cummings — Professor of History at the University of Chicago
	March 5, 2003
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Audio	U.S. accused of complicity in torture of Al Qaeda suspects Ken Roth — Executive Director of Human Rights Watch
Audio	Nation building-Bosnia Bill Stuebner — Executive Director for the Institute for International Criminal Investigation
Audio	Nation building-Afghanistan Paul Barker — Afghanistan Country Director for CARE International
Audio	Checks on U.S. Executive Power Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
	March 4, 2003
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	Global role of U.S. Military Dana Priest — Staff writer, Washington Post, and author of The Mission: Waging War and Keeping Peace with America's Military
	March 3, 2003
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Audio	Turkey: parliament shuns U.S. military presence Dr. Sahin Alpay — Writer and professor at Bahcesehir University, Istanbul
	U.S.-European relations and Iraq
Audio	Max Boot — Senior Fellow in National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations
Audio	Aram Kevorkian — writer on international affairs, attorney living in Paris

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