Maldari, Philip. – Page 3 – Pacifica Radio Archives

The New World Order according to Chomsky / Noam Chomsky ; interviewed by Philip Maldari and Kris Welsh.

Noam Chomsky, noted MIT linguist and foreign policy analyst, discusses changing international economic relations. He examines NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), GATT (Global Agreement on Trade and Tariffs), and how there can be increased corporate profits in 1992 during a time of weak economic growth and high unemployment.|THE NEW WORLD ORDER ACCORDING TO CHOMSKY…

August 24, 2025

Disability and discrimination / produced by Peggy Stein and Philip Maldari.

On the court case of Davis v. Southeastern Community College and the class action suit of Jean Brown against the U. S. Post Office. Interviews with David Auerbuck, John Plotz, Debra Seymour, and Mario Giolongo.

August 24, 2025

Reshaping democratic structures / Noam Chomsky ; interviewed by Philip Maldari and Kris Welsh.

Noam Chomsky, noted linguist and political analyst from MIT, discusses United States foreign and domestic policies. He begins by comparing the Democratic and Republican platforms, cutbacks in education, and the realities which underlie the GATT and NAFTA agreements. The public is being excluded from the decision making process, Chomsky contends, with the global character of…

August 24, 2025

Monopolies on the means of violence : the U.S. and the Gulf War / Noam Chomsky ; interviewed by Philip Maldari.

Telephone interview with Noam Chomsky, MIT professorof linguistics and foreign policy specialist. He speaks about the upcoming war between the United States lead coalition and Iraq. The discussion addresses the origins of Royal families in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, the need to design Bush’s New World Order which reflects the United States and British imperialistic…

August 24, 2025

Why does Washington need a war machine if the Cold War is over? / Noam Chomsky ; interviewed by Philip Maldari.

Phone interview with noted linguist and scholar of international relations concerning the United States’ military presence around the globe. He argues that the United States will not feel safe until the Soviet Union is reduced to Third World status, and Third World intervention is no longer needed to maintain the stability of “friendly” governments. Chomsky…

August 24, 2025

The Gulf war : strengths and needs of the U.S. and Britian / Noam Chomsky ; interviewed by Philip Maldari and Kris Welch.

Noam Chomsky, MIT linguistics professor and foreign policy analyst, discusses what he views are the real resons for the United States involvement in the Gulf War, 1990-1991. Both the United States and Britain rely on force rather than diplomacy, they fear powerful Third World nations, and they seek to establish imperial systems in the region.…

August 24, 2025

The United States role in PLO-Israeli relations / Rashed Khalidy ; interviewed by Philip Malderi.

Rashed Khalidy, visiting professor of Political Science and Georgetown University as well as the American University in Beirut, speaks about the PLO, Israel, and the role of the United States in the regional troubles.

August 24, 2025

From Chiang Kai-Shek to the Shah : has anything really changed? / Jack Service ; interviewed by Philip Maldari.

A U.S. Foreign service officer on foreign policy and Chinese history since 1900.

August 24, 2025

The invasion of Poland and Hungary, 1955-1956 / produced by Philip Maldari.

Jessica Mitford, Helga Lohr-Bailey, and William Mandel discuss the effects of the Soviet invasions on communism in the United States.|THE INVASION OF POLAND AND HUNGARY, 1955-1956 / produced by Philip Maldari. – SERIES: KPFA thirty year retrospective| 1955. – Jessica Midford, Helga Lor-Bailey, and William Mandel discuss the effects of the Soviet invasions on communism…

August 24, 2025

The Test / Philip Maldari.

Exposition on the validity of intelligence testing. |r.1. History and use of IQ tests — r.2. Are scores manipulated? |r.1. History and use of IQ tests — r.2. Are scores manipulated?

August 24, 2025