Political science.

  • Democracy Now! February 9, 1999

    Investigation into New York Police Brutality; Weapons of Mass Distraction |Investigation into New York Police Brutality Demonstrators are gathering today at NY’s City Hall to protest the killing of Ahmed Amadou Diallo, a 22-yr old Guniean immigrant who was killed last Thursday evening by four plainclothes police officers. According to police, the offeicers mistook Diallo…

  • Democracy Now! February 11, 1999

    Chevron Under Fire; Sweatshop Reports |(23 Minutes) Chevron Under Fire The recent wave of repression and violence by the Nigerian military in the Niger Delta that has left scores of villagers dead has sparked worldwide attention. So has the role of oil companies such as Royal Dutch Shell and the US multinational Chevron in the…

  • Democracy Now! February 15, 1999

    Post Impeachment Analysis; Handgun Lawsuits |(24 Minutes) Post Impeachment Analysis After the acquital of President Clinton, a look at President Clinton’s legacy for women’s rights and civil rights. GUEST: Gwendolyn Mink, Author of BOOK: WELFARE’S END and the forthcoming book on sexual harrassment BOOK: HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT. GUEST: Kevin Gray, Author, board member of ACLU. GUEST:…

  • Democracy Now! October 21, 1998

    Paul Wellstone Goes Back to the Basics; Pinochet-Interview with Attorney Juan Garces |(33 Minutes) Paul Wellstone Goes Back to the Basics As one of the last progressives in a conservative Congress, Paul Wellstone (D-MN) recently addressed the bread and butter issues at a conference in Chicago entitled Back to the Basics. Sponsored by The Nation,…

  • Robert Kaplan

    Robert Kaplan, national political writer for the Atlantic Monthly Magazine will talk about his latest BOOK: AN EMPIRE WILDERNESS: TRAVELS INTO AMERICA’S FUTURE

  • Michel Moore

    Michael Moore… in his manifesto has advocated voting for the Democratic Party. The Green Party of New York State candidate for Governor disputes him on this idea. GUEST: Michael Moore

  • Impeachment Watch

    Impeachment Watch Highlights and analysis of the House Judiciary Committee’s impeachment hearings. GUEST: Deborah Tannen, professor of Liguistics at Georgetown University and author of 16 books. GUEST: Michael Rogin, professor of political science at University of California at Berkeley and author of several books. GUEST: David Cole, professor of constitutional law at Georgetown University. GUEST:…

  • Democracy Now! December 23, 1998

    An Audio Diary of War and Impeachment; Connections of CCC to International Facism |(39 Minutes) An Audio Diary of War and Impeachment TAPE OF: interviews with House Representatives Maxine Waters (D-Ca), Bernie Sanders (I-ME), Bob Inglis (R-SC), Peter King (R-LI), John Lewis (D-Ga), Chris Cannon (R-UT), David Obey (D-WI), Barney Frank (D-MA) Plus sound bites…

  • Democracy Now! January 22, 1999

    Police Brutality in Washington; Vernon Jordon and Powerin Washington; HMO’s and Lawsuits |(14 Minutes) Police Brutality in Washinton A look at police brutality in Washinton’s poorest neighborhoods, as DC’s police chief asks the Justice Department for an investigation into why the nation’s capital leads the country in police shootings. GUEST: Ron Hampton, former plice officer…