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2003 Audio On-Demand & Program Descriptions
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	September 30, 2003
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Audio	China’s future in the global economy Gordon G. Chang — attorney and author of The Coming Collapse of China Martin Wolf — Columnist for The Financial Times
Audio	Is the world safe for trade? Robert Wright — Visiting Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania, author of The Moral Animal: Evolutionary Psychology and Everyday Life Speaking Sept. 16th at a panel entitled "Is the World Safe for Trade?" at the Chicago Conference on the Global Economy, Sponsored by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
	September 29, 2003
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Audio	Iraqi Media Network Don North — Television Producer & Director of Northstar Productions, Senior TV Consultant to the Coalition Provisional Authority
Audio	Is Free Trade Fair? Clyde Prestowitz, President of the Economic Strategy Institute, author of Rogue Nation: American Unilateralism and the Failure of Good Intentions
Audio	Sikh candidate for Illinois Senate seat Catrin Einhorn — Chicago Public Radio
	September 26, 2003
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Audio	Zimbabwe Update Ever Joice Win — Spokesperson for the NGO coalition group "Crisis in Zimbabwe"
	On the Rampage: Zimbabwe Youth Brigades Eric Beauchemin — Radio Netherlands audio not available for this segment
Audio	New Quentin Tarantino film Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	September 25, 2003
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Audio	Iraqi Governing Council Assassination Adeed Dawisha — Professor of Political Science, Miami University of Ohio, author of Arab Nationalism in the 20th Century
Audio	Journalist’s perspective on Iraq Anne Garrels — Foreign Correspondent, National Public Radio, author of Naked in Baghdad: The Iraq War as Seen by NPR’s Correspondent
	September 24, 2003
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Audio	Sex Trafficking Gretchen Soderlund — Mellon fellow in communication & society department of sociology, University of Chicago
Audio	Journalist’s perspective on the Middle East Joshua Hammer — Jerusalem Bureau Chief for Newsweek magazine, author of A Season in Bethlehem: Unholy War in a Sacred Place
	September 23, 2003
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Audio	Bush addresses UN Stephen Walt — Professor of International Affairs, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Audio	The UN, Terrorism and Impoverished Nations Thabo Mbeki — President of South Africa
Audio	UN Reform Tom Weiss — Presidential Professor, Graduate Center of the City of New York University
Audio	Kofi Annan Addresses AIDS Recorded September 22, 2003 at the UN General Assembly
	September 22, 2003
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Audio	Iraq Update Abbas Mehdi — Professor of Sociology and Anthropology at St. Cloud State University, an Iraqi exile
	The world of Global trade after Cancun Taken from the “Is Doha Really about Development” panel at the Chicago Conference on the Global Economy, Sept. 15-16, 2003 Sponsored by the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
Audio	Jairam Ranseh — Secretary of the Economic Affairs Department for India’s Congress Party
Audio	Ray Offenheiser — President of Oxfam America
Audio	Gary Hufbauer — Reginald Jones Senior Fellow at the Institute for International Economics
	September 19, 2003
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Audio	General Strike in Nepal Ramjee Parajulee — Teaches at University College of the Fraser Valley, author of The Democratic Transition in Nepal
Audio	Local Chileans mark coup anniversary Mario Venegas — Coordinator, Permanent Committee for Chile in Chicago
Audio	Chilean coup documentaries Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
Audio	Kenya Update Koigi wa Wamwere — Human Rights Activist, Member of Parliament
	September 18, 2003
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Audio	Israel-Palestine Perspective 1 Rev. Naim Ateek — Director of the Sabeel Ecumenical Theology Center in Jerusalem
Audio	Israel-Palestine Perspective 2 Ambassador Dennis Ross — Director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy
Audio	Global Activism: Aga Khan Iqbal Noor Ali — CEO of the Aga Khan Foundation More global activism stories
	September 17, 2003
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Audio	Arms Control Update Jack Mendelsohn — Arms Control Analyst & Assoc. Professor at George Washington University, former State Department official
Audio	Universal Jurisdiction in Argentina and Chile Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Liberia Update Perspective 1 Sam Nagbe — Oxfam America’s representative in Monrovia
Audio	Liberia Update perspective 2 Al-Hassan Conteh — Research Fellow for the Solomon Asch Center for Study of Ethno-political Conflict, University of Pennsylvania
	Malta Still Divided on EU Ann-Marie Michel — Radio Netherlands
	September 16, 2003
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Audio	WTO Collapse - Perspective 1 Lori Wallach — Director of Global Trade Watch for Public Citizen
Audio	WTO Collapse - Perspective 2 Richard Mills — Spokesperson, U.S. Trade Representative
Audio	Political Perspective on Free Trade Congressman Henry Hyde-R (6th District IL) From a 9.15.03 Speech at the Chicago Conference on the Global Economy
Audio	Fair Trade in Chiapas Celerina Ruiz Nunez — President of Jolom Mayaetik Co-op Marla Gutierrez of Kinal Antzetik (works with women’s indigenous groups)
	September 15, 2003
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Audio	Sweden Votes No on Euro Charles Peterson — Director of the Center for Scandinavian Studies at North Park University
Audio	Future of the Euro Robert Solomon — Guest Scholar, Brookings Institution
	Angola’s Future Eric Beuchemin — Radio Netherlands audio not available for this segment
	September 12, 2003
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Audio	Exiling Arafat? David Roett — Deputy Consul General for Israel's Consulate to the Midwest
Audio	Exiling Arafat? Ali Abunimah — Vice President of the Arab American Action Network
Audio	Cancun's Group of 21: Alliance of Developing Nations John Hilary — Trade Policy Analyst, Action Aid
Audio	Chicago conference on global trade Marshall Bouton — President of the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, sponsoring the Chicago Conference on the Global Economy
Audio	Simplicity at the Toronto film festival Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator
	September 11, 2003
	Chile 30 years after the coup: “Promise of Freedom”
	Audio available from the Freedom Archives website
	September 10, 2003
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Audio	Creating a non-violent culture Michael Nagler — Founder of University of California Berkeley’s Peace and Conflict Studies Program
Audio	Colombian President attacks human rights workers Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Educating girls in Afghanistan Wagma Battoor — Supervisor of Care International’s Out of School Girls Project
	September 9, 2003
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Audio	Iran’s nuclear outlook Gary Milhollin — Director of the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control
	Russia relocates arctic towns Geert Groot Koerkamp — Radio Netherlands
Audio	Venezuela Update Jennifer McCoy — Director of the Americas Program, Carter Center, professor of political science, Georgia State University
	September 8, 2003
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Audio	Reaction to Bush's vision on Iraq and terrorism Listeners react to Sunday evening's speech
Audio	Palestinian leadership-perspective 1 Hussein Ibish — Communications Director, American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
Audio	Palestinian leadership-perspective 2 Amotz Asa El — Executive Editor of the Jerusalem Post
Audio	Reflecting on Sept 11 in film Milos Stehlik — Film commentator and director of Facets Multimedia
	September 5, 2003
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Audio	U.S. shifts strategy towards North Korea Peter Hayes — Executive Director of the Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainable Development
Audio	Burma update James Mawdsley — activist, former political prisoner in Burma, author of The Iron Road: A Stand for Truth and Democracy in Burma Metta Trust for Children's Education
Audio	Telluride film festival Milos Stehlik — Worldview film commentator
	September 4, 2003
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Audio	Global Activism: Fighting Malaria Ted Ernst — The Humanist Center of Cultures in Chicago www.chicagohumanist.org
Audio	War theater: Carmen Funebre Marta Strauko — cast member of Teatr Biuro Podrozy’s production “Carmen Funebre” Performing Arts Chicago
Audio	Global trade and commodities: Sugar David Orden — Professor of Agriculture and Applied Economics, Virginia Tech University. Author of Food Regulation and Trade Toward a Safe Open Global System
	September 3, 2003
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Audio	Iraq and the UN John Mearsheimer — Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago
Audio	Iraq and the UN - A French perspective Guillaume Parmentier — Director of the French Center on the U.S. for the French Institute of International Relations
Audio	Iraq and the UN Doug Cassel — Director of the Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
Audio	Iran update Ahmed Sadri — Professor of Sociology at Lake Forest College, Columnist for the Daily Star of Lebanon
	September 2, 2003
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	Trade subsidies: Cotton
Audio	Sam Barratt — Spokesperson for Oxfam International
Audio	Dr. Mark Lang — President and CEO of the National Cotton Council, the trade association for the Cotton Industry
	September 1, 2003
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Audio	Sweatshops in Bangladesh Charles Kernigan — Executive Director of the National Labor Committee Lisa Rahman — Shah Makhdum factory (manufacturer for Disney) worker until recently. Sk “Shake” Nazma — President of the Bangladesh Workers Solidarity Center
Audio	Nicaraguan coffee farmers speak out Porsirio Zepada and Elim Blandon — Nicaraguan Coffee Farmers Alicia Leinburger — Farmer Representative, Equal Exchange
Audio	Colombia: Coca-Cola accused of labor abuses and collusion with death squads Luis Adolfo Cardona — Former worker in Coca-Cola bottling plant in Colombia, currently living in Chicago www.cokewatch.org
Audio	Coca-Cola response Rodrigo Calderon — Coca-Cola's Vice President of Communications for Latin America Coca-Cola "Supplier Guiding Principles"

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