Chicago Council on Global Affairs http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CCGA/CCGA%20%40%20COD/rss.xml http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/CCGA.html The Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA) is one of the largest independent, nonprofit international affairs organizations in the United States, serving over 7,000 members and the community through diversified programming. Return to CODcast main. iWeb 1.1.2 http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/CCGA_files/sean-smalltitle_v3.jpg Chicago Council on Global Affairs http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/CCGA.html 60 College of DuPage http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CCGA/CCGA%20%40%20COD/rss.xml College of DuPage podcast@cod.edu The Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA) is one of the largest independent, nonprofit international affairs organizations in the United States, serving over 7,000 members and the community through diversified programming. Return to CODcast main. The Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA) is one of the largest independent, nonprofit international affairs organizations in the United States, serving over 7,000 members and the community through diversified programming. Return to CODcast main. Amazon: The Last Forrest http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/0B4D5592-8FC4-45E4-BAC7-614144973652.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/0B4D5592-8FC4-45E4-BAC7-614144973652.html Mon, 7 May 2007 10:58:11 -0500 01:12:18 Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. Unintended Consequences: U.S. Relations with Lebanon and Syria http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/915B315A-A440-4AA6-A7DA-3297ED23D597.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/915B315A-A440-4AA6-A7DA-3297ED23D597.html Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:34:43 -0500 01:41:34 Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. America’s Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/C37C8B0B-32EC-4350-9314-12A170F67DD9.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/C37C8B0B-32EC-4350-9314-12A170F67DD9.html Tue, 20 Feb 2007 11:29:12 -0600 01:41:34 A veteran New York Times correspondent, Stephen Kinzer has reported from more than 50 countries on four continents and served as the newspaper’s bureau chief in Turkey, Germany and Nicaragua. During the 1980’s he covered revolution and social upheaval in Central America. In 1990, as chief of the Berlin bureau, he covered the groth of Eastern and Central Europe as they emerged from Soviet rule. Speakers: Stephen Kinzer, Journalist and Author Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. Global Surveillance and Democracy in the Post-9/11 World http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/9371049B-53E6-406F-A5FE-E21CC3DB73E6.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/9371049B-53E6-406F-A5FE-E21CC3DB73E6.html Mon, 29 Jan 2007 09:01:27 -0600 01:10:06 Since 9/11 an array of global surveillance initiatives have been planned or implemented by governments. These include the NSA domestic spying program, passports and national ID cards, and a monster data mining program, and Total Information Awareness -- among others. What effect does this have on democracy, civil liberties, and human rights? Speakers: Maureen Webb, Canadian human rights lawyer and activist Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. The Changing Faces of Our Region: Immigration and Metropolitan Chicago http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/CA4A1065-6CE8-4052-A2BD-8A0BDDADA8BD.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/CA4A1065-6CE8-4052-A2BD-8A0BDDADA8BD.html Thu, 30 Nov 2006 12:05:27 -0600 01:49:34 The Changing Faces of Our Region: Immigration and Metropolitan Chicago, panelists Kenneth Johnson and Sylvia Puente and moderator Tara Malone For the first time, the 2000 U.S. Census found that more immigrants reside in the suburbs of metropolitan Chicago than in the city of Chicago itself. Immigration is changing the makeup of the suburban region. Many towns are facing challenges such as overcrowding in housing, restructuring of schools, issues with transportation, and lack of available jobs. Many of these communities have limited experience integrating immigrant groups, particularly in large numbers, but they are an important human asset to be embraced. Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. Muslim Life in America After 9/11 http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/A9401FBE-815A-42DE-AF20-1280EE6E1021.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/A9401FBE-815A-42DE-AF20-1280EE6E1021.html Mon, 16 Oct 2006 14:14:04 -0500 01:21:57 Islam is Americaís fastest growing religion, with more than six million Muslims in the U.S., all living in the shadow of 9/11. Geneive Abdoís research reveals a community tired of being judged by Americansí misperceptions of Muslims and eager to tell their own stories. Abdo is the liaison for the Alliance of Civilizations at the United Nations and a member of The Chicago Councilís Task Force on American Muslims and U.S. Foreign Policy. She is a recognized authority on Islamic political movements. Her new book, MECCA AND MAIN STREET: MUSLIM LIFE IN AMERICA AFTER 9/11 will be available for purchase and signing at the program. Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. Policy Issues Concerning Asian and Pacific Immigrants http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/E6591CB5-787E-4DBD-87DF-3720C8718DAC.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/E6591CB5-787E-4DBD-87DF-3720C8718DAC.html Mon, 25 Sep 2006 12:17:20 -0500 01:46:24 Compared to other immigrant groups, Asian and Pacific immigrants feel that they receive very little attention and have little influence on public policy. These immigrants, at least one-quarter of the nation’s foreign-born population, include those from East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific region. Speakers: Dr. Sunil Chand Chief John Wu, Naperville Fire Dept. Alka Tyle, Board of Education, Dist. 204 Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. The Arab World and the Christian West http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/14250E3A-8A3E-424E-9EF6-1D725E845B41.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/14250E3A-8A3E-424E-9EF6-1D725E845B41.html Tue, 2 May 2006 13:00:18 -0500 01:47:01 Milton Viorst will discuss America's engagement in and uneasy relationship with the Arab world. He argues that brutal conflict in the region will continue until the West, with the United States in the lead, honors the Arabs' insistence on deciding their own destiny. He maintains that the current conflict is simply the latest round in a 1,400 year struggle between Christianity and Islam, in which the United States became a participant only in the last century. Return to CCGA. Return to CODcast main. The Decline of the United States‚ Continental Leadership http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/156D463A-D202-41E8-975C-57C526B00FC1.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/156D463A-D202-41E8-975C-57C526B00FC1.html Mon, 13 Mar 2006 00:00:00 -0600 01:43:29 Frank Safford Much of Latin America is democratic, but democracy has not brought the expected social and economic benefits. What is happening in Latin America? What is the role of the United States, and how are we perceived? Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. Global Transitions: Shifting Power Centers http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/AD2F1D7E-AAFF-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/AD2F1D7E-AAFF-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 14 Nov 2005 00:00:00 -0600 01:36:33 CCFR presents at COD ... The Rise of India ... with Sunil Khilnani ... recorded 11/14/2005 in SRC 2800 Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. The Future of Suicide Terrorism http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/55A59850-AAFF-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/55A59850-AAFF-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 26 Sep 2005 00:00:00 -0500 01:39:54 CCFR presents at COD ... The Future of Suicide Terrorism with Mia Bloom ... recorded 09/26/2005 in SRC 2800 Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. Tunisia and Islam http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/54BB6438-AAFF-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/54BB6438-AAFF-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Thu, 6 Oct 2005 00:00:00 -0500 01:52:22 with Khedija Arfaoui Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. Impacts of Global Warming http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/6C68D27C-AAFE-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/6C68D27C-AAFE-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Fri, 25 Mar 2005 00:00:00 -0600 01:52:47 Chicago Council on Foreign Relations presents at COD ... Impacts of Global Warming: Why Should We Be Concerned? Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. The Permanent Energy Crisis http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/6B7C89D7-AAFE-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/6B7C89D7-AAFE-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 11 Apr 2005 00:00:00 -0500 01:48:20 The Permanent Energy Crisis: Oil, Depletion and War, with Michael Klare Are scarce resources, diamonds, gold, copper, timber, arable land, and water the root of most contemporary conflicts? Is petroleum more likely than other resources to provoke major crises and wars in the years ahead? Will we clash with China and India? Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. U.S. Global Partnerships: Human Rights http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/FBAEDFBA-AAFD-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/FBAEDFBA-AAFD-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 1 Nov 2004 00:00:00 -0600 01:01:36 This is the second program in our 2004-2005 U.S. Global Partnerships Series. Ajay Bhatt is a human rights adviser in the Office of Multilateral Affairs, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor in the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. U.S. Global Partnerships: Overview http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/A125FE50-AAFD-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/A125FE50-AAFD-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 25 Oct 2004 00:00:00 -0500 01:46:25 Daniel Drezner Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago Globalization and the benefits of modern technology allow us to immediately experience events around the world. However, the broad forces shaping the world are seldom given the in-depth analysis they warrant. Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. The Politics of Truth http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/2911A820-AAFD-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/2911A820-AAFD-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Wed, 2 Jun 2004 00:00:00 -0500 01:44:57 The Politics of Truth: Two Decades Inside World Politics. Facing Saddam Hussein to Battling Yellowcake Lies and White House Leaks are discussed by Ambassador Joseph Wilson. Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. A Pragmatic Assessment of Middle East Democracy http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/ACDBE888-AAFC-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/ACDBE888-AAFC-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 24 May 2004 00:00:00 -0500 01:31:03 Dr. Michael Dunn, Editor of The Middle East Journal. Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. Laptops and Liberty: The Role of the Media in Global Democracy http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/1CD46568-AAFC-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/1CD46568-AAFC-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Wed, 7 Apr 2004 00:00:00 -0500 01:29:27 With Richard C. Longworth Richard C. Longworth is the new executive director of the Global Chicago Center at The Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. He joined the Council after a career in journalism, at home and abroad. Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. Guantanamo: Prison Without Law? http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/E3A6940F-AAFB-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/E3A6940F-AAFB-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 1 Mar 2004 00:00:00 -0600 01:37:25 A lecture by Douglass Cassel Since Sept. 11, have American actions always conformed to the Constitution and to international law? Was the invasion of Iraq legal? What about the capture and imprisonment of Iraqi fighters at the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba? Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. Why Some Ex-Communists Make Good Democrats and Others Don’t? http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/0F1F225A-AAFB-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/0F1F225A-AAFB-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 16 Feb 2004 00:00:00 -0600 01:47:03 A Lecture by Dwight Semler, Senior Analyst at MZ+A, an international risk-consulting firm. Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main. What is Democracy and Where Can it Thrive? http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/A66D22FC-AAF9-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html http://www.cod.edu/multimedia/podcast/CODcast/CCGA/A66D22FC-AAF9-11DA-BF91-000393BA0D94.html Mon, 26 Jan 2004 00:00:00 -0600 01:34:10 Democracy has historically been a trickle down phenomenon from economically empowered elites. Humphrey provides a brief historical summary of the basic concepts of democracy and what determines the success or failure of democratic ideals. Return to CCFR. Return to CODcast main.