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Here, There
Here, There examines how other countries approach universal questions. We’ll start by taking a look at public transportation systems, from the Paris Metro to bus rapid transit in Bogota.
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U.S. Government Owns GM, but Don’t Call it Nationalization  
Nancy Koehn, Professor of Business Administration at Harvard University’s School of Business, explains the issue of nationalization in the United States.
France’s Post-War Takeover of Renault  
Jacques Le Cacheux, Director of the Economic Research Department at Science-Po in Paris, explains Renault's history of nationalization.
Malaysian Government Builds Automaker and National Prestige  
Herizal Hazri, Asia Foundation’s Program Director in Malaysia, discusses the history of Proton in Malaysia.
Here There: Gay Marriage in South Africa  
Dawie Nel — Executive Director of OUT, gay rights group in South Africa
Here There: Fighting For Gay Rights in Lebanon  

George Azzi — National Coordinator of Helem, an LGBT group based in Lebanon

Here There: Gay Rights in U.S. a Struggle Between State and Federal Jurisdictions  
John Knight Director of the LGBT Project for the ACLU of Illinois
Behind the Meteoric Rise of CEO Payin the U.S.  
Walter Scott — Professor of management and strategy at Kellogg School of Management
Europe Catches witth U.S. on CEO Pay  

Clas Wihlborg — Professor and Chair of International Business at Chapman University

Swiss CEO Urges Shareholders to Trim Fat Salaries  

Thomas Minder — CEO of Swiss cosmetics firm Trybol; Launched an initiative in Switzerland to give shareholders control over executive compensation

Listeners Weigh In on Executive Pay  
Worldview asked listeners for their thoughts on executive compensation in the U.S.
Here, There: Corruption in Italy  
Simona Piattoni — professor of political science at the University of Trento in Italy
Here, There: Why There Is No Swedish Rod Blagojevich  
Nicholas Charron — Researcher at the Quality of Government Institute at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden
Here, There: Bus/Rail Transit in the Developing World  
Alasdair Cain — Senior Research Associate for the Center for Urban Transportation Research at the University of South Florida
Train Transit in the Developed World  
Michael Shiffer — Mass transit consultant; Professor of Urban Planning & Policy at the University of Illinois-Chicago
Here, There: Listeners Describe their Favorite Transit Systems  
This week, we asked listeners to desrcibe their favorite public transportation systems. Your responses spanned the globe.
Here, There Web Extra: More Listener Stories of Global Transit  
We got quite a response this week, when we asked listeners to tell us about their favorite public transportation systems around the world. Here's an expanded version of what you heard on the radio.
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