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Iraq Teach-In

John Gaddis, Charles Hill, Donald Kagan, Paul Kennedy, Ellen Lust-Okar, March 3, 2003

Moderated by Yale Professor of History John Gaddis, this public teach-in brought together Yale historians Donald Kagan and Paul Kennedy and political scientists Charles Hill and Ellen Lust-Okar for an evening of discussion and debate on the current conflict in Iraq. Please install Real Player and click download in order to see the video.

Calling for a Green Revolution

Thomas L. Friedman, October 23, 2008

Tom Friedman, discusses his latest book in an interview with Nayan Chanda, contending that the country that leads in developing new energy technology will be the most competitive secure in the world.

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Fixing Global Finance

Martin Wolf, February 12, 2009

Martin Wolf, in an interview with Nayan Chanda, explains what caused the financial crises, outlines the steps for ending this destructive cycle, and offers suggestions on how to help ensure global financial stability in the future.

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Iraq Teach-In II QA

Bruce Ackerman et all, April 4, 2003

The panel answers questions on the Iraq War. Please install Real Player and click download in order to see the video.

US and Global Security

Admiral William J. Fallon, March 6, 2009
Admiral William J. Fallon, former commander of US Central Command, analyzes the US role in Iraq and Afghanistan, including criticisms about troop numbers, in an interview with Nayan Chanda.
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Iraq Teach-In II

Bruce Ackerman et all, April 4, 2003

Hosted by the interdisciplinary program in Ethics, Politics and Economics at Yale University, six professors, Bruce Ackerman, Arjun Appadurai, William K. Lanman, Seyla Benhabib, Paul Gilroy, Ben Kiernan, reflected on the war in Iraq, its buildup, and its aftermath. Please install Real Player and click download in order to see the video.

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