The Future of socialism Ernest Mandel ; produced by Fernando Velazquez.
Talk by Ernest Mandel which exploses the contradictions of capitalism, and addresses the lack of credability of socialism.
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American politics in a post-cold war environment : spending the peace dividend / Daniel Sheehan ; introduced by Bill Davies.
Talk by legal advisor for the Christic Institute, Daniel Sheehan, about developments in American foreign and domestic politics.
Myths governing the Spanish-American war and the rise of U.S. imperialism / Michael Parenti ; produced by Blair Zarubick.
Professor Michael Parenti examines the transition of the United States from a nation concerned with North America, to one with global imperial interrests. The 1898 Spanish-American war began the process, wresting Cuba and the Philippines from Spanish hands.
A Free trade agreement for the western hemisphere / Adolfo Aguilar Zinzer ; interviewed by Fernando Velazquez.
Adolfo Aguila Zinzer, professor of International Studies at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, discusses the impending Free Trade Agreement. In his view, the United States will use cheap Mexican labor to break U.S.
The Kurdish question / produced by Fernando Velazquez.
Panel discussion about the partitioning of their country, Kurdestan. The panel is comprised of Kurds from Syria, Iraq, Turkey and Iran. They also explore cultural traditions, politics of today in context of the Persian Gulf crisis.
The United States, the Soviet Union, and the Gulf War : a background briefing / produced by Ian Masters.
Examination of world headlines on Easter, 1991, to determine the impact of the Gulf War on international affairs, as well as specific interviews with people from the Soviet Union and the United States.|THE UNITED STATES, THE SOVIET UNION, AND THE GULF WAR : A BACKGROUND BRIEFING / produced by Ian Masters.
pt.1. Review of headlines for Easter, 1991 (6:00) -- pt.2. On Gorbachev and Yeltsin : Gorbachev supported by the military while Yelstin has popular support / Vladamir Shlaplertov -- pt.3. The domestic agenda : the Republican control of foreign policy and the Democratic control of domestic issues / Tom Wicker -- pt.4.
pt.1. Review of headlines for Easter, 1991 (6:00) -- pt.2. On Gorbachev and Yeltsin : Gorbachev supported by the military while Yelstin has popular support / Vladamir Shlaplertov -- pt.3. The domestic agenda : the Republican control of foreign policy and the Democratic control of domestic issues / Tom Wicker -- pt.4.
Military dictatorship of the media / Dennis Bernstein.
Dennis Bernstein examines te power of information as witnessed by the TV war in the Gulf. Main stream media ignored civilian casualties, the killing of over 100,000 Iraqi soldiers, or the failure of United States technologies. The potential positive power in information is demonstrated by the impact of the video of Rodney King being beaten by members of the Los Angeles Police Department.
I am not a wimp : the rise of American world imperialism / Dennis Bernstein ; interviewed by Blase Bonpane.
Dennis Bernstein presents a history of United States internationalism during the 20th century.
The Economic and political motivation for the Gulf War / R.T. Naylor ; interviedwed by Bob Pugsley.
R.T. Naylor, Professor of economics at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, discusses the hidden agenda for the United States involvement in the Gulf War.
The Gulf War and the secret team / Father Bill Davis ; interviewed by Roy Tuckman.
Father Davis, co-founder of the Christic Institute, gives an update of the La Penca bombing case, and goes on to discuss the Gulf War.
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