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September 28, 2001
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The economics of HIV/AIDS
in Africa?
Alan Whiteside, Professor and Director of Health Economics and HIV/AIDS
Research Division at the University of Natal, author of AIDS: The
challenge for South Africa among other books and papers |
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Ken Russell at the
Teluride International Film Festival
Milos Stehlik, Worldview film commentator, Facets Multimedia |
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September 27, 2001
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International News of
the Week
Russ Watson, Senior Editor, Newsweek Magazine |
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Iran's history of conflict
with Afghanistan, and what it means in light of the attacks
Ahmed Sadri, Professor of Sociology at Lake Forest College |
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Public Opinion: Americans
want response but what kind?
Steven Kull, Director of the Center on Policy Attitudes, political
psychologist specializing in the study of public and elite attitudes
on public policy issues, author of Misreading the Public: The
Myth of a New Isolationism |
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September 26, 2001
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Uncovering the true
objectives of terrorists and how to respond
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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Finding common objectives
with unlikely partners |
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What
horsetrading with Russia will mean for Chechnya and former republics
Marshall Goldman, Professor at Harvard University and Wellsley College,
Associate Director of the Davis Russia Research Center at Harvard
University |
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Are
Tibetans terrorists? What deals will mean for Chinese provinces
and Taiwan
Orville Schell, Dean of Journalism at the University of California
Berkley, author of a number of books on China, including Mandate
of Heaven: The Legacy of Tiananmen Square and the Next Generation
of China's Leaders, and Virtual Tibet: Searching for Shangri-La
from the Himalayas to Hollywood |
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September 25, 2001
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How do events affect
India-Pakistan balance?
Steven Cohen, Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institute, author of
India: Emerging Power |
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How will crisis in Afghanistan
affect Central Asia?
Garreth Evans, International Crisis Group, former foreign affairs
minister for Australia |
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September 24, 2001
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U.S. intelligence presence
in Afghanistan and Central Asia
John Daly, Middle East Institute scholar, author of the Terrorism
Watch Report for Janes Defense Publications |
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Reforming U.S. intelligence
bureaus
Craig Eisendrath, editor of National Insecurity: U.S. Intelligence
After the Cold War, former U.S. Foreign Service officer and a senior
fellow at the Center for International Policy. |
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Alternative intelligence
gathering possibilities
Robert Steele, President of Open Source Solutions, founder of Council
on Intelligence former CIA operative and Marine Corp intelligence
officer |
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Open
source solutions
Council
on intelligence
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September 21, 2001
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An Afghani woman's perspective
Zohra Rasekh, founder of Global Watch Group, a Washington based
NGO working for peace and human rights in Afghanistan, Research
Associate for Population Action International. She's done several
studies on women's health and human rights in Afghanistan under
the Taliban |
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Three women from Jerusalem
Rawan Damen, a Muslim Palestinian, children's rights activist and
author, native of Ramallah
Michal Shohat, Israeli Jew, General Secretary of the Meretz political
party
Jean Zaru, Quaker from Ramallah, Vice-Chair of Sabeel, a Palestinian
Liberation Theology Center in Jerusalem |
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Hollywood and terrorism
Facets Multimedia's Milos Stehlik |
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September 20, 2001
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A view from Pakistan
Ahmed Rashid, author of Taliban: Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism
in Central Asia, currently in Pakistan |
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Humanitarian situation
in Afghanistan
Stephanie Bunker, UNDP in Islamabad |
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How will the world's
largest Muslim country react to Operation Infinite Justice?
Jeffrey Winters, Professor of Political Economy at Northwestern
University, currently accompanying Indonesian President Megawati
Sukarno Putri in the U.S. |
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"Operation Infinite
Justice"?
What do people think of purple Pentagon prose? |
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September 19, 2001
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Reactions from Afghan-American
community |
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Dr. Mohammed Dawd Miraki,
consultant for international relief agencies, father was general
in Mujahadeen |
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Abbas Changezi, Afghan-American,
runs a website with information about the Hazara ethnic minority
in Afghanistan- hazara.net
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President and founder of
afghan-network.net
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Reasons not to assassinate
bin Laden
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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September 18, 2001
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Worst case scenario
coming true? |
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Robert Kaplan's earlier
predictions on institutional meltdown of Pakistan
(originally aired Sept. 8, 2000) |
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Robert Kaplan, author of
several books ranging from the Balkans to Central Asia, including
The Coming Anarchy, and Eastward to Tartary |
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Can Pakistan get it
together?
Ambassador Ahmad Kamal, Pakistan's former ambassador to the United
Nations, member of the advisory committee for administration and
budgetting questions at the UN, senior fellow at the UN institute
for training and research |
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September 17, 2001
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Global Economics Outlook
David Hale, Global Chief Economist, Zurich Financial Services Group,
Chairman of the Board of China Online |
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Pakistani officials
meet with Taliban leaders
Paula Newberg, policy advisor to the Emergency Response Division
of the United Nations Development Program in New York, former special
advisor to the United Nations Humanitarian and Resident Coordinator
for Afghanistan |
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What do we do now? How
can we talk about it?
Thomas Homer Dixon, Director of the Peace and Conflict Studies Center
at the University of Toronto, author of The Ingenuity Gap: How can
we solve the problems of the future?
www.homerdixon.com |
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What responsibility
do the media have to guide public discourse?
Danny Schechter, producer of documentary television specials at
Globalvision, and a writer for MediaChannel.org,
a media watchdog internet site, also the author of several books
about media |
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September 14, 2001
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Where do we go from
here? Response from the Parliament of World Religions
Wayne Teasdale, lay monk, member of the board of trustees for the
Parliament of the World Religions, author, adjunct professor at
DePaul University, Columbia College, and the Catholic Theological
Union |
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Grassroots appeals
for calm: Drum Circle for Peace
John Yost, organizer of the nation-wide drum circle for peace
effort, Rhythm Revolution www.drummingcircle.com
Michael Taylor, founder of Holy Goat Percussion, teacher at Old
Town School of Folk Music www.holygoat.com
John Knecht, consultant for the Doblin Group, member of Holy Goat
Percussion, member of the Chicago-based East Village Project
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September 13, 2001
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Invading Afghanistan?
Rob Schultheis, journalist who's been covering Afghanistan for 30
years |
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Homeland security strategy
Gary Hart, Former senator (D-Colorado), headed a bi-partisan commission
to produce the U.S. Commission on National Security Report released
January 31, Spoke from his office at Coudert Brothers in Denver |
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September 12, 2001
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Balancing logic and
emotion: How should the U.S. respond to attack?
Bruce Cummings, Professor of History at the University of Chicago |
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How will this change
our Worldview?
Anatole Lieven, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace |
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Legal response to attack?
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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Is this Blowback?
Chalmers Johnson, President of the Japan Policy Research Institute,
author of Blowback: The Costs and Consequences of American Empire
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September
11, 2001
No Worldview broadcast due to coverage of the attacks
in New York and Washington D.C. Subsequent shows cover the issue
in detail. |
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September 10, 2001
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Belarus: Lukashenko
sweeps sketchy elections
Paul Goble, Director of Communications for Radio Free Europe/Radio
Liberty |
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People challenging the
Bush Administration's approach to the ABM treaty and missile defense |
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Is it Constitutional
for Bush to scrap the ABM treaty without Congress?
Bruce Ackerman, Professor of Constitutional Law at Yale University,
co-author of Is Nafta Constitutional? |
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Taking the Pentagon
to court: the environmental case against the missile test range
Christopher Paine, Senior Researcher at the National Resources Defense
Council
www.nrdc.org |
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International civil
disobedience protesting missile defense
George Galloway, member of Parliament in the UK
www.greenpeace.org |
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September 7, 2001
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Outlook on North - South
Korean relations
Bruce Cummings, Professor of History at the University of Chicago |
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Re-evaluating U.S.-Japan
Cold War history:
50th Anniversary of San Francisco Peace Conference
John Dower, author of Pulitzer Prize winning book, Embracing Defeat:
Japan in the Wake of World War II; Professor at MIT |
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September 6, 2001
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What is terrorism? Debate
on the Israeli/Palestinian debacle
Boaz Ganor, Executive Director of the International Policy Institute
for Counter Terrorism at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya,
Israel
http://www.ict.org.il
Ali Abunimah, Vice President of the Arab American Action Network
www.abunimah.org
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Fiji's elections split
along ethnic lines
John Davies, Professor and head of the Economics Department at Acadia
University |
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September 5, 2001
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Bush and Fox meet to
tackle U.S.-Mexico immigration policy
Susan Gzesh, Director of the Human Rights Program at the University
of Chicago |
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Walking out of the World
Conference Against Racism
Doug Cassel, Northwestern University's Center for International
Human Rights |
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Can indigenous inhabitants
of Greenland kick out a U.S. missile defense radar?
Jorgen Dragsdahl, Denmark-based journalist |
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Dragsdahl's article on
the Inuit appears in the latest edition of The Bulletin of the Atomic
Scientists
www.thebulletin.org
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September 4, 2001
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Perspectives on international policy towards
Iraq
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George Galloway,
Member of Britain's Parliament |
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Michael Rubin,
Visiting Fellow, Washington Institute for Near East Policy |
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