Our Podcasts
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FEB 20, 2002 • Podcast
Ending Terrorism: A Strategy for the Future (New York Forum #3)
The U.S. has set out to end terrorism. But can it achieve this objective while also maintaining a strategic balance in an area of ...
JAN 7, 2002 • Podcast
Ethics and Military Force: The Jus in Bello
Professor Schmitt of the German-American Marshall Center discusses the intersection of law and ethics in the use of military force. He explores some important "stressors" ...
DEC 17, 2001 • Podcast
The "War" on Terrorism: What Rules Apply? (New York Forum #1)
The attacks of September 11 have been described, variously, as "crimes," "acts of war," or "genocide." Does characterizing the attacks in these different ways change the ...
NOV 19, 2001 • Podcast
Holy War, Inc.: Inside the Secret World of Osama bin Laden
Who is bin Laden? What drives him? Peter Bergen is one of the few Westerners who has interviewed bin Laden face to face. He has ...
NOV 13, 2001 • Podcast
The New Moral Climate for the Use of Force
The U.S. needs new rules of force to fight President Bush's "war on terror" and 21st century threats, says General Shelton in his keynote ...
OCT 16, 2001 • Podcast
Considering Elections in Kosovo: Lessons Learned from Bosnia
An edited transcript of remarks delivered by Julie Mertus, an expert on international law and the Balkans, at a 10/16/01 Council-sponsored Balkans Forum at Georgetown University.
APR 19, 2001 • Podcast
The Camera Never Lies: Trauma in Sri Lanka
Is there a condition that may be called collective trauma? Arjuna Parakrama thinks so. He has filmed his fellow Sri Lankans discussing the impact of ...
FEB 27, 2001 • Podcast
International Perspectives on the Death Penalty
Staff from Together Against the Death Penalty discuss the organization's mission, why their main focus is the United States, and the differing attitudes to the ...
FEB 14, 2001 • Podcast
Controversies within Health and Human Rights
Brauman addresses the issues confronted every day by the doctors and other health workers employed by the World Health Organization, the United Nations, and health-related ...