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The Environment / produced by Marcos Frommer, Patricia Suarez, and Teresa Sanchez ; moderated by Teresa Sanchez.

Series which examines the battle for international free trade, and how free trade will effect world cultures, economies, and the environment.|THE ENVIRONMENT / produced by Marcos Frommer, Patricia Suarez, and Teresa Sanchez| moderated by Teresa Sanchez. SERIES: Trading freedom : how free trade will effect our lives, work and the environment| no.

The panelists present divergent perspectives concerning the impact of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) upon the region's environment.

Human rights / produced by Marcos Frommer, Patricia Suarez, and Teresa Sanchez.

Series which examines the battle for international free trade, and how free trade will effect world cultures, economies, and the environment.|HUMAN RIGHTS / produced by Marcos Frommer, Patricia Suarez, and Teresa Sanchez. SERIES: Trading freedom : how free trade will effect our lives, work and the environment| no.

Examination of how NAFTA (North Atlantic Free Trade Agreement) fails to address important human rights issues, especially serious human rights abuses committed in Mexico. The philosophy of free trade, the program concludes, is contrary to issues of democracy and human rights.

Labor and the global economy / produced by Marcos Frommer and Teresa Sanchez ; moderated by Teresa Sanchez.

Series which examines the battle for international free trade, and how free trade will effect world cultures, economies, and the environment.|LABOR AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY / produced by Marcos Frommer and Teresa Sanchez| moderated by Teresa Sanchez. SERIES: Trading freedom : how free trade will effect our lives, work and the environment| no.

Discussion of the impact of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) upon jobs, wages, and labor conditions in Canada, the United States, and Mexico. The 1988 Free Trade Pact between Canada and the United States serves as the starting point for discussion.

Prelude to the 1960's and the 1960's / Ambrose Lane.

Examination of the need for Americans to participate in the political process in order to alter the direction the United States has taken since 1980.

r.1. Personal experience of growing up in the 1960's -- Segregation in the South -- The Growth of the military-industrial complex -- The Hope of Kennedy (26 min.) -- r.2. Black "progress" -- Lyndon Johnson as President -- The Great Society programs -- Changing political participation -- The War on Poverty -- Guns vs. butter -- The Election of Nixon (59 min.).

Who will tell the people : edited version / William Greider and Joe D'La Guardia ; interviewed by Ian Masters.

William Greider, author of Who Will Tell the People, discusses the betrayal of the United States democratic ideal. He presents his perspective as a journalist about the process of reporting, the problems of interest rates, the decline of wages since the 70's, and the collapse of 'safe' white collar jobs which signals the most recent level of crisis.

An Eyewitness to Panamanian casualties / Jack Harris ; interviewed by Dennis Bernstein.

Jack Harris of the United States army was ordered to set up a Battalion Aid Station in Panama City in September of 1989. Harris discusses what he witnessed of the United States invasion of Panama, in which the casualties were mostly civilian. All of his reports were sent back with supplies but were never received.

Yugoslavian politics and being jailed in China / George Kenny and Sidney Rittenberg ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; commentary and news by Edmond Haddad.

Two interviews which examine political developments in Yugoslavia and personal experiences of being imprisoned in China for 10 years. Includes news analysis and commentary. pt.1. News analysis / Edmond Haddad (15 min.) -- pt.2. Bosnia, the Parliament vote, American policy, Milosevich, and the Serb public / George Kenny, former Ambassador to Yugoslavia (10 min.) -- pt.3.

Yeltsin, North Korea, and Islamic fundamentalism / Viashelav Nickinov, Edward Baker, James Adams ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; commentary by Edmond Haddad.

Three interviews, news analysis and commentary.|YELTSIN, NORTH KOREA, AND ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM / Viashelav Nickinov, Edward Baker, James Adams| interviewed by Ian Masters| commentary by Edmond Haddad. SERIES: Background briefing| no.

pt.1. News analysis / Edmond Haddad (10 min.) -- pt.2. Conflict in Russia : Yelstin vs. the Russian Parliament / Professor Viashelav Nickinov (25 min.) -- pt.2. Changing North Korean politics : ending nuclear nonproliferation and increasing arms sales / Professor Edward Baker (12 min.) -- pt.3. Iran and the spread of Islamic Fundamentalism through terrorism / James Adams (8 min.) -- pt.4.

Russia and Yugoslavia in transition / Mark Ervin and Ivor Bonits ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; commentary by Edmond Haddad.

News analysis, commentary, and two interviews.|RUSSIA AND YUGOSLAVIA IN TRANSITION / Mark Ervin and Ivor Bonits| interviewed by Ian Masters| commentary by Edmond Haddad. - SERIES: Background briefing| no. 72 - News analysis, commentary, and two interviews.

pt.1. News analysis / Edmond Haddad (5 min.) -- pt.2. BBC Soviet specialists discusses his trip to the Russian Union / Mark Ervin (25 min.) -- pt.3. The three side problem in Yugoslavia / Proffesor Ivor Bonits, Yale University (25 min.) -- The Future of Los Angeles / commentary by Edmond Haddad (5 min.).

Yeltsin, the Middle East, and the Clinton appointments / Serge Bahnov, George Nader, and Chris Mathews ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; commentary by Edmond Haddad.

Three interviews which examine international and national politics, with a brief news analysis and commentary.|YELTSIN, THE MIDDLE EAST, AND THE CLINTON APPOINTMENTS / Serge Bahnov, George Nader, and Chris Mathews| interviewed by Ian Masters| commentary by Edmond Haddad. SERIES: Background briefing| no.

pt.1. News analysis / Edmond Haddad (5 min.) -- pt.2. The Russian Constitutional crisis : Yeltsin's drop in popularity / Serge Bahanov (25 min.) -- pt.3.

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