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Recent episodes from University Channel Podcast

Democracy: Participation To Passivity - Can Things Change?

Published: Sep 13, 08

Paul Ginsborg, Professor of Contemporary European History, University of Florence, Peter Oborne, political commentator, Catherine Fieschi, director, Demos and Richard Reeves, writer, commentator and author of John Stuart Mill - Victorian Firebrand (Altlantic, 2007).
China`s Reform As An Indigenous Institutional Innovation

Published: Sep 12, 08

Shi Zhengfu, Chinese economist
America And The World: Foreign Policy Issues For The Next President

Published: Sep 11, 08

Cornell faculty members discuss America`s evolving economic and political relations with the rest of the world, and critical challenges facing the next U.S. President.
Preventing An Iranian Bomb: Sculpting Effective, Acceptable Strategies

Published: Sep 10, 08

David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security
Skills, Rights And Resources In The East Asian Path To Development

Published: Sep 9, 08

Professor Kenneth Pomeranz, UCI Chancellor`s Professor of History at the University of California-Irvine.
Climate Change: Prospects For Nature

Published: Sep 8, 08

Thomas LoveJoy, ecologist, founder of PBS series Nature, former director of World Wildlife Fund
The Challenge In The Middle East: An Egyptian Perspective

Published: Sep 6, 08

Nabil Fahmy, Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt to the United States
The War For Wealth: The True Story Of Globalization And How Western Society Can Survive

Published: Sep 5, 08

Gabor Steingart, author, The War for Wealth: The True Story of Globalization.
Homeland Security: A Military Or Civilian Responsibility?

Published: Sep 4, 08

Peter Verga, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense
How The Un Can Help Stop Terrorism

Published: Sep 3, 08

Eric Rosand, Senior Fellow, Center on Global Counter-Terrorism Cooperation
The New World Order

Published: Sep 2, 08

Anthony C. Zinni, Retired U.S. Marine Corps four-star general
Terror And Consent: The Wars For The Twenty-first Century

Published: Sep 1, 08

Professor Philip Bobbitt, author Terror and Consent: The Wars for the Twenty-First Century.
Shaping Democracy: The Role Of Women As Legislators In The Mexican Congress

Published: Aug 31, 08

Caroline Beer, associate professor of political science, University of Vermont
The Next Great Clash

Published: Aug 30, 08

Michael Levin, author of The Next Great Clash
Hope Or Despair? The Future Of Low-paid Work In Europe And The U.s.

Published: Aug 29, 08

Ken Mayhew, fellow and tutor in economics at Pembroke College, Oxford University