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Noam Chomsky: Emerging Framework of World Power
Noam Chomsky
April 23, 2002
01:37:57
Noam Chomsky discusses the war on terrorism, US involvement with Afghanistan, and the long-term implications of America's military attacks abroad.
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Constantine's Sword: The Church and the Jews
James Carroll
April 18, 2002
01:30:43
James Carroll argues that Christians took anti-Semitic forks in the road when they might well have written a less tragic history by choosing a different path.
Harry Belafonte: Civil Rights and Human Rights
Harry Belafonte
March 15, 2002
01:36:59
Singer and actor Harry Belafonte reflects on America's painful history of racial injustice and comments on the challenges that remain in advancing human rights at home and abroad.
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Christiane Amanpour: View from the Front Lines
Christiane Amanpour
March 13, 2002
01:51:00
Christiane Amanpour, CNN's chief international correspondent, shares firsthand accounts from her most recent reporting. Amanpour has reported from many of the world's hotspots, including Afghanistan, the Balkans, Iran, Iraq, the Middle East, Pakistan and Somalia.
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Theodore Roosevelt: The White House Years
Edmund Morris
March 5, 2002
01:23:21
As part of the Kennedy Library Presidential Historian Series, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Edmund Morris discusses his new, best-selling book, Theodore Rex, the second of a proposed three-volume biography.
John Ruggie: What Role for the United Nations Post 9/11?
John Ruggie
February 27, 2002
01:15:34
John Ruggie, former adviser on strategic planning to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan and professor at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, explores the United Nation's role in tackling new global challenges. How can the UN be more effective in fulfilling its mission?
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Debating Civil Liberties Post 9/11
Alan M. Dershowitz
February 12, 2002
01:27:05
The two basic poles of thought within the civil liberties community regarding US government’s response to the large-scale arrival of terrorism on our shores are represented by Alan Dershowitz, who says that some compromises can and should be made, and Harvey Silverglate, who believes that the Bill o
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Evil: The Artist's Response
Willim Lahey
November 27, 2001
01:57:57
A panel of artists engages in a discussion about about how artists respond to evil. This discussion is the second annual dialogue on Belief and Nonbelief in Modern American Culture, sponsored by Boston College and the Atlantic Monthly.