Worldview—November 30, 2006
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Information Wars—Propaganda Where You Most Expect It
Propaganda and Censorship in North Korea
Andrei Lankov—East Asian Studies Professor, Kook-Min University, Seoul, South Korea; Author, From Stalin to Kim Il Sung: The Formation of North Korea, 1945-1960 |
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Uzbek Propaganda and the Andijan Massacre— Testimony from the Andijon Trial
Mahbuba Zokirova—Eyewitness
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Audio Testimony is from Human Rights Watch
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace—Source of Audio of the Andijan Uprising |
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Uzbek Propaganda and the Andijan Massacre Morgan Liu —Professor, Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, Ohio State University
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Worldview—November 29, 2006
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Information Wars—Bungled Public Diplomacy
Iraq’s Green Zone Media
Rajiv Chandrasekeran—Managing Editor, Washington Post; Author, Imperial Life in the Emerald City: Inside Iraq’s Green Zone |
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The International Ban on War Propaganda
Doug Cassel—Center of Civil and Human Rights, Notre Dame Law School; “Worldview” Human Rights Contributor |
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Reaching Middle East Youth: The State Department’s “Hi Magazine” Project
Richard Creighton—Principal, The Magazine Group
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Worldview—November 28, 2006
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Information Wars—Private Sector Propaganda
The Lincoln Group in Iraq
Willem Marx—Former Intern, Lincoln Group in Iraq; Graduate Student, New York University’s Journalism School
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“Misinformation Intern: My Summer as a Military Propagandist in Iraq” in Harper’s Magazine (September 2006) |
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American Reality TV for Pan-Arabia—Interview with the Founder of Layalina Productions
Ambassador Richard Fairbanks—Founder and Chairman of the Board, Layalina
Productions
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Trailer for “On the Road in America” TV Program |
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Worldview—November 27, 2006
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Information Wars—Propaganda vs. Public Diplomacy
The Origins of Propaganda
John Jenks—Associate Professor, Journalism, Dominican University; Author, British Propaganda and News Media in the Cold War
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Propaganda vs. Public Diplomacy
Nancy Snow—Associate Professor, Communications, California State University in Fullerton; Author, Information War: American Propaganda, Free Speech, and Opinion Control Since 9/11 |
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Worldview—November 24, 2006
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Diaspora Pilot
Episode 2—Hosted by Mercedes Fernandez |
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Worldview—November 23, 2006
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Diaspora Pilot
Episode 1—Hosted by Mercedes Fernandez |
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Worldview—November 22, 2006
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Cuba—Current and Future U.S. Policy
Wayne Smith—Senior Fellow and Director, Cuba Program, Center for International Policy;
Adjunct Professor and Director, Havana Exchange Program, Johns Hopkins University |
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Almodovar’s Volver
Milos Stehlik—Director, Facets Multimedia; “Worldview” Film Commentator
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CARE and the Future of the War on Global Poverty
Helene Gayle—President and CEO, CARE USA |
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Worldview—November 21, 2006
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D.R. Congo—Hopes for a Lasting Peace
Doug Cassel — Director, Center for Civil and Human Rights, University of Notre Dame Law School
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D.R. Congo—Organizing Women amidst the Violence
Sara Reschly—Women’s Delegation Co-leader, Christian Peacemaker Teams
Wendy Lehman—Women’s Delegation member, Christian Peacemaker Teams
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Inheritors of Justice–Heritiers de la Justice
Contact CAFECEF – Women’s Association of Bukavu, Congo |
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Foreign Policy Lessons from Iraq
Barak Obama—U.S. Senator, Illinois
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The Chicago Council on Global Affairs
Transcript and Audio of Barak Obama’s speech on November 20, 2006 |
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Worldview—November 20, 2006
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Zimbabwe—Attorney Struggles for Human Rights
Arnold Tsunga—Executive Director, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights |
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Somalia—Turning Former Militia Fighters into Peace Officers
Winnie Onyimbo—InterWorld Radio |
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Debt Relief and Governance in Zambia
Charity Musamba—Former National Coordinator, Debt Cancellation and Trade Justice Project of Jubilee Zambia; Former Research and Communications Officer, Jesuit Centre for Theological Reflection in Lusaka
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Worldview—November 17, 2006
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Mexico—Defeated Candidate Lopez Obrador to Name Himself President
Franc Contreras—Independent Journalist and Contributor, “The World”
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Development in Post-Conflict Angola
Gita Honwana Welch—Country Director, United Nations Development Program in Angola |
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Terrorism in Film: Iraq in Fragments vs. Casino Royale
Milos Stehlik—Director, Facets Multimedia;
“Worldview” Film Commentator
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Worldview—November 16, 2006
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Global Activism—Ending Child Homelessness in Bolivia
Dr. Chi Huang—Founder, Bolivian Street Children Project; Author, When Invisible Children Sing
By 2010, between 200 and 300 million children will be living on the streets worldwide. Today, we look at one organization in Bolivia that is working to give street children a safe and loving home. The Bolivian Street Children Project was started in 1997 by Chi Huang, an American doctor. Since its founding, the project has reached out and helped over 500 children. We talk with Chi Huang about the Bolivian Street Children Project. |
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Will the Elections Affect the Campaign for Bush’s Impeachment?
Debra Sweet—National Coordinator, The World Can’t Wait |
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Worldview—November 15, 2006
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Will Elections Affect the Defense Budget Process?
Winslow Wheeler—Director, Straus Military Reform Project for the Center for Defense Information |
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Global NGO Assisting Women and Families
Kavita Ramdas—President and CEO, Global Fund for Women |
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Worldview—November 14, 2006
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Rumsfeld War Crimes Lawsuit
Michael Ratner—President, Center for Constitutional Rights
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The Future of the U.S.–India Nuclear Deal
Kevin Martin—Executive Director, Peace Action |
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Nepal—Government and Maoist Rebels Sign Peace Accord
Mandira Sharma—Nepali Lawyer; Human Rights Activist; Co-founder, Advocacy Forum |
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Worldview—November 13, 2006
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Presidential Election in Nicaragua
Katherine Hoyt—Co-Coordinator, Nicaragua Network
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Guatemala—Catholic Bishop Wants Basic Rights for the Poor
Monsignor Alvaro Ramazzini—Bishop, Diocese of San Marcos, Guatemala Director, Roman Catholic Land Pastoral Commission
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Worldview—November 10, 2006
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U.S. Relations with Iran
Hamid Debashi—Professor, Iranian Studies and Comparative Literature, Columbia University
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“Native Informers and the Making of the American Empire”—Dabashi’s Review of Reading Lolita in Tehran |
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Iran’s Nuclear Program and Proliferation in the Middle East
Emily Landau—Director, Arms Control and Regional Security Project, Tel Aviv University; Author, forthcoming book Arms Control in the Middle East: Cooperative Security Dialogue and Regional Constraints; Co-author, Israel’s Nuclear Image in the Eyes of the Arabs
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Worldview—November 9, 2006
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Mexico—Unrest Continues in Oaxaca
Jill Freidberg—Documentary Filmmaker; Founder, Corrugated Films; Producer, Granito de Arena |
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Global Activism—U.S. Science Teachers Go to Zambia
Feature report by Maria Cecire |
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Copying Beethoven
Agnieszka Holland—Director, Copying Beethoven;
Interviewed by Milos Stehlik, Director, Facets Multimedia; “Worldview” Film Commentator |
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Worldview—November 8, 2006
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Worldview—November 7, 2006
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Radio Almahaba—“Voice of Iraqi Women”
Bushra Jamil—Co-founder, Radio Almahaba |
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Iraq—Civil War Getting Worse
Nir Rosen—Fellow, New America Foundation;
Author, In the Belly of the Green Bird: The Triumph of the Martyrs in Iraq, November/December 2006 Boston Review article “Anatomy of a Civil War: Iraq’s Descent into Chaos”
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Worldview—November 6, 2006
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Foreign Policy Disconnect between Americans and their Politicians
Benjamin Page—Professor, Political Science, Northwestern University; Co-author, Chicago Council on Global Affairs report “The Foreign Policy Disconnect: What Americans Want from Our Leaders but Don’t Get”
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Sudan—Militia Continue Killings in Darfur
Jerry Farrell—Former Country Director for North Sudan, American Refugee Committee |
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Worldview—November 3, 2006
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Worldview Special Two Hour Quiz Show: Corruption!
Jeffrey Winters—Professor, Political Economy, Northwestern University
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Worldview Special Two Hour Quiz Show: Movies! Milos Stehlik—Director, Facets Multimedia;
“Worldview” Film Commentator
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Borat: Comedy or Cheap Trash?
Milos Stehlik—Director, Facets Multimedia; “Worldview” Film Commentator
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Worldview—November 2, 2006 |
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Global Activism—Empowering Kenyan Women Living with HIV/AIDS
Rose Ayuma Moon—Founder, Vumilia
Mary McVay—Small Business and Community Development Consultant
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Despite living in a very fertile area, western Kenyans face poverty and a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS. Women and children face extraordinary challenges as they find themselves widowed or orphaned and without food. We hear from Rose Ayuma Moon, founder of Vumilia. The grass-roots women’s group that helps families affected by HIV and AIDS in western Kenya. Moon tells us why she founded Vumilia and the counseling and support work she does for women and orphans in her community. |
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Worldview—November 1, 2006 |
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Failures of Current U.S. Foreign Policy
Anatol Lieven—Senior Research Fellow, New America Foundation; Former Fellow, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Co-author, Ethical Realism: A Vision for America's Role in the World
John Hulsman—Von Oppenheim Fellow, German Council on Foreign Relations; Former Research Fellow, Heritage Foundation; Co-author, Ethical Realism: A Vision for America's Role in the World |
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