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	November 28, 2003
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Audio	Global Activism: Abandoned Children in Nepal Beverly Bronson — Founder of Ghar Sita Mutu, or "House with a Heart" For more information on Ghar Sita Mutu (House with a Heart), you can email gharsitamutu@yahoo.com or go to www.gharsitamutu.com.
Audio	Nepal: U.S. Assistance to Monarchy Ambassador Michael Malinowski — U.S. ambassador to Nepal
Audio	Nepal: U.S. Assistance to Monarchy Samrat Upadhyay — Professor at Indiana University
	November 27, 2003
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	November 26, 2003
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	Iraq: History of the British Occupation of Iraq Toby Dodge — Author of Inventing Iraq: The Failure of Nation-Building and a History Denied
	November 25, 2003
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Audio	Honor Killings in Pakistan Shahnaz Bukhari — Founder of the Progressive Women's Association in Pakistan and recipient of the 2003 civic courage prize from the Northcote Parkinson Fund
Audio	Russia: Violence Against Women Elayna Shitova — Executive director of the Women's Alliance in Altai, Russia
	November 24, 2003
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Audio	Ireland: History of Political Prisoners Sean McConville — Professor of law at Queen Mary College at the University of London and author of Irish Political Prisoners, 1848-1922
Audio	Italian Film Explores Taxidermist’s Love Triangle Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	November 21, 2003
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Audio	Iran: I.A.E.A. Debates get Contentious Joseph Cirincione — Director of the non-proliferation project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Audio	Venezuela: Referendum on the Chavez Presidency Pedro Eusse — President of the food and beverage union secretary general of the United Central for Venezuelan workers
	November 20, 2003
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Audio	Turkey: Fallout from Recent Bombings Andrew Finkel — CNN correspondent in Istanbul
Audio	Congo: Corporations Benefiting from Exploitation Anneke Van Woudenberg — Senior researcher, sub-Saharan Africa Division, Human Rights Watch
Audio	Global Activism: Funding Projects in the Philippines Ish Fabicon — Executive founding director of RDL-CLEAR Romblon Discussion List-Cultural, Livelihood & Educational Assistance for Romblon
	November 19, 2003
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Audio	Taiwan: Election Campaign on Independence Shelly Rigger — Associate professor of political science at Davidson College and author of From Opposition to Power: Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party
Audio	New Bush Doctrine Gains Praise Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Small Arms and the Developing World Oscar Arias Sanchez — Nobel Peace Laureate, former president of Costa Rica. Sanchez was speaking at the Northwestern Law School conference The International Trade in Small Arms: Health and Legal Perspectives held in November, 2003.
	November 18, 2003
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Audio	Iraq: Governing Council/Constitution Adeed Dawisha — Professor of political science at Miami University of Ohio
Audio	Zimbabwe: Catholic Archbishop challenges Mugabe regime Pius Ncube — Archbishop and prelate of Bulawayo Diocese, Zimbabwe
	November 17, 2003
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Audio	Britain: Bush Visit and U.S. Relations Rodney Barker — Professor of government at the London school of economics
Audio	The U.S. Economy and Its Global Consequences Felix Rohatyn — President of Rohatyn & Associates and former U.S. ambassador to France
	November 14, 2003
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Audio	Asia: Iraq Obligations, Historical Allusions Bruce Cumings — Professor of history at the University of Chicago Author of the book North Korea: Another Country
Audio	Teenage Film on Gun Violence Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
Audio	Inter-Faith Dialogue Ela Gandhi — Former member of South Africa’s parliament advisory committee member, council for the parliament of world’s religions
	November 13, 2003
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Audio	Iraq from the US Government Perspective Adam Ereli — Deputy spokesman for public affairs in the US State Department
Audio	Iraq: Calls for UN Control, Protests in Britain Milan Rai — Author of Regime Unchanged: Why the War on Iraq Changed Nothing
Audio	Global Activism: Challenging the Apparel Industry Don Charney — Founder of American Apparel
	November 12, 2003
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Audio	Iraq: Security in the Gulf Region Joseph Kechichian — Visiting fellow, Pepperdine University, CEO of Kechichian and Associates, LLC, and author of Succession in Saudi Arabia
Audio	Africa: Northwestern Conference Addresses Security in West Africa Richard Joseph — Director, Program of African Studies, Northwestern University
	November 11, 2003
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Audio	Cruise Ships: Pollution Bryan Hirsh — Spokesman for the environmental group Oceana
Audio	Cruise Ships: Labor Celia Mather — Researcher and author of the report "Sweatships: What it is Really Like to Work on Board Cruise Ships" for the UK-based organization War on Want and the International Transport Workers Federation
Audio	Cruise Industry Response Michael Crye — President of the International Council of Cruise Lines
	November 10, 2003
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Audio	Iraqi hearts and minds Perspective 1 Karl Zinsmeister — Fellow at American Enterprise Institute, and editor-in-chief of the magazine American Enterprise, and author of Boots on the Ground: A Month with the 82nd Airborne in the Battle for Iraq
Audio	Iraqi hearts and minds Perspective 2 John Zogby — President and C.E.O. of Zogby International
Audio	Inter-American Court of Human Rights Manuel Ventura — Secretary of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
	November 7, 2003
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Audio	Conference on the Aftermath of 9-11 Scott Lipscomb — Professor in the school of music at Northwestern University co-founder of the activist group Musicians Opposing War
Audio	Small Arms Trade Lora Lumpe — Advisor on military, security, and police issues for Amnesty USA, and senior associate at the International Peace Research Institute
Audio	Guatemala Elections Susanne Jonas — Professor of Latin American and Latino studies at the University of California at Santa Cruz, and athor of Centaurs and Doves: Guatemala’s Peace Process
	November 6, 2003
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Audio	Global Activism: Helping Disabled Children in Tanzania Paula Gremley — Director of Mwangaza Tanzania
Audio	Social Films in a World of Blockbusters Costa Gavras — Greek-born Filmmaker Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	November 5, 2003
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Audio	Sri Lanka Update Valentine Daniel — Professor of anthropology at Columbia University
Audio	Keeping the Environment on the Political Agenda Lester Brown — Founder of the Worldwatch Institute and Earth Policy Institute and author of Plan B: Rescuing a Planet Under Stress and a Civilization in Trouble
	November 4, 2003
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Audio	Nicaragua: Free Trade, and Famine among Coffee Workers Paul Baker Hernandez — Coordinator of the Nicaragua Network in Nicaragua Tom Baker — Member of the executive committee of the Nicaragua Network
Audio	Koreas: Southern Perspective on the North Cheong Wook-sik — Representative, Peacekorea.org. Translation assistance by Kat Choi.
	November 3, 2003
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Audio	Iraq: Surface to Air Weapons Jim O'Halloran — Co-editor of Jane's Land-Based Defense
Audio	Philippines: Corruption in Politics Raul Roco — Former Philippine senator and secretary of education, currently a Philippine presidential candidate

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