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2002 Audio On-Demand & Program Descriptions
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	October 31, 2002
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Audio	Israeli ruling coalition collapses Yaron Ezrahi — Professor of Political Science at Hebrew University
Audio	Turkey elections preview Dr. Sahin Alpay — Lecturer at private university in Istanbul and well known commentator
Audio	Mexican film raises ire of Catholic Church Milos Stehlik — Facets Multimedia
	October 30, 2002
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Audio	Human rights under threat in Chechnya Maureen Greenwood — Advocacy Director for Europe Eurasia for Amnesty International USA, contributor to Amnesty International’s new report: Justice for Everybody-Human Rights in the Russian Federation WBEZ is not responsible for the content of external sites
Audio	The Pinochet case and U.S. foreign policy Ariel Dorfman — Author and playwright, author of Exorcising Terror: The Incredible Ongoing Trial of Augusto Pinochet
	October 29, 2002
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Audio	Assasination of U.S. official in Jordan in context Rami Khouri — Syndicated political columnist based in Amman, Jordan
Audio	Language of war John Collins — Associate Professor of Global Studies, St. Lawrence University, and co-editor of Collateral Language: A User's Guide to America's New War
	October 28, 2002
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Audio	Mystery gas proves fatal in Moscow raid Andrew Jack — Financial Times journalist in Moscow
Audio	Mystery gas proves fatal in Moscow raid: What is it? Amy Smithson — Director of the Chemical and Biological weapons nonproliferation project at the H.L. Stimson Center
Audio	Workers Party wins Brazilian Presidential Election Jeffrey Rubin — Professor of History at Boston University, Research Associate at the Institute for the Study of Economic Culture
Audio	Global Classrooms-Model United Nations Anne Jonas — Global Classrooms-Model UN Student at Kenwood Academy Brian Endless — Member of Chicago Public Schools Global Classrooms Advisory Committee
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	Globalized education in Goshen, Indiana Jesse Hardman — Worldview contributor
	October 24, 2002
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Audio	Chechen Rebels Raid Moscow Theater Andrew Jack — Russia Correspondent, Financial Times
Audio	Tibet-China relations update Wayne Teasdale — member of Board of Trustees for the Parliament of the World's Religions “TC” Tenzin Choegyal — younger brother of the Dalai Lama, recognized as the 16th reincarnation of Ngari Rinpoche, former member of Parliament and secretary to H.H. the Dalai Lama
Audio	Psycho-Spiritual roots of Sept 11th Wayne Teasdale Tenzin Choegyal
Audio	Guantanamo releases Doug Cassel — Worldview human rights commentator of Northwestern University School of Law’s Center for International Human Rights
	October 23, 2002
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	Pakistani Rock Band for Peace Salman Ahmad, Guitarist/Songwriter, Junoon
	October 22, 2002
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	Local Government in Brazil Rebecca Abers — Associate researcher, Center for Public Policy Research, University of Brasília and author of Inventing Local Democracy: Grassroots Politics in Brazil
	October 21, 2002
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Audio	British View of Iraq and Northern Ireland Christopher Meyer — British ambassador to the U.S.
Audio	North Korea Nuclear Debacle Selig Harrison — Director of the Asia Program at the Center for International Policy, senior scholar of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, and director of the Century Foundation's Project on the United States and the Future of Korea
	October 18, 2002
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	What's in Your Coffee? Liam Brody — Coffee program manager, Oxfam America TransFair USA \| Make Trade Fair
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	October 17, 2002
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Audio	North Korea Nuclear Confession Bruce Cumings — Professor of history at the University of Chicago and author of Korea's Place in the Sun
Audio	In Praise of Love: New French Film by Jean-Luc Godard Frustrates and Fulfills Milos Stehlik— Worldview film commentator, Facets Multimedia
	Sun Ovens: Using Solar Power to Cook the World's Foods Paul Munsen — Sun Ovens International
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	October 16, 2002
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Audio	Bush's National Security Stategy Doug Cassel — Northwestern’s Center for International Human Rights
Audio	Outlook for Sudan Cardinal Paride Taban — Bishop of Torit Diocese in Sudan and co-founder of New Sudan Council of Church
Audio	Documenting African Ceremonies Carol Beckwith — Documentary photographer and co-author of African Ceremonies Angela Fisher — Documentary photographer and co-author of African Ceremonies
	October 15, 2002
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Audio	Views from Israeli college campuses — Perspective 1 Noam Shapira (age 27) — Former Paratrooper and recent graduate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Limor Zukerman (age 22) — Former IDF Lieutenant, currently studying government in Herzliya Yael Weiss (age 26) — Former soldier of Israeli Air Force (tour guide at Israeli Air Force Museum), currently studying law and business management in Herzliya
Audio	Views from Israeli college campuses- Perspective 2 Neve Gordon — Professor of politics at Ben Gurion University, Israel, former director of Physicians for Human Rights, Israel, activist in Ta'ayush (Arab-Jewish Partnership)
	October 14, 2002
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Audio	Afghanistan One Year Later Paul Barker — Afghanistan Country director for CARE CARE's Special Report on Afghanistan
Audio	Indonesia: Bombing in Bali Jeffrey Winters
Audio	Day in the Life of Spanish Immigrant Day-laborer Adam Carter — Chicago resident and recent Fulbright Scholar in Spain
	October 11, 2002
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	Visions/nightmares of post-war Iraq
Audio	Palestinian perspective Rashid Khalidi — Professor of History at the University of Chicago
Audio	Israeli perspective Amatzia Baram — Professor of Middle Eastern History at University of Haifa
Audio	Reflections on the "Japan model" Chalmers Johnson — President of the Japan Policy Research Institute
	October 10, 2002
	No program due to Senate debate on Iraq
	October 9, 2002
	No program due to Senate debate on Iraq
	October 8, 2002
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	Home demolition in Israel
Audio	Barry Rubin — Director of Global Research and International Affairs Center
Audio	Jeff Halper — Coordinator of the Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions (ICAHD), anthropologist Salim Sharamreh — Palestinian home was demolished by the Israeli authorities three times RebuildingHomes.org
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	October 7, 2002
	No program due to Senate debate on Iraq
	October 4, 2002
	No program due to Senate debate on Iraq
	October 3, 2002
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Audio	EU – U.S. relations Chris Patten, External Relations Commissioner for the European Union
Audio	Protest over U.S. refusal to grant visa to Iranian filmmaker Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami won’t be appearing at the 40th New York Film Festival Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator
	October 2, 2002
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Audio	Funding Hindu Nationalism from the U.S.? Angana Chatterji — Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the California Institute of Integral Studies
Audio	India: Hindu nationalists try to re-write textbooks Krishna Kumar — Professor in the Department of Education at the University of Delhi, author of Prejudice and Pride
	October 1, 2002
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Audio	Middle ground on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict? Sari Nusseibeh, Senior PLO representative in East Jerusalem Menahem Brinker, Professor of Hebrew Literature and Philosophy at Hebrew University and the University of Chicago
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Audio	Crisis in Cote d’Ivoire Dr. Chris Fomunyoh, Director of Central, East and West African division of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI)

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