Conversations with History: Interviews by Topic

Conversations with History: Institute of International Studies; University of California, Berkeley



	Interviews by Topic In these lively and unedited interviews, distinguished men and women from all over the world talk about their lives and their work. For more information, see the Conversations home page. African Voices Asian Voices China and the World The Cold War The Conservative Movement Diplomacy The Environment: Politics, Policy, and the Global Agenda Europe Today: Change and Unification Foreign Policy Globalization, International Institutions, and the International Economy Higher Education: Choices, Goals, and Leadership Human Rights Images and Perception: Human Values and Visual Interpretation The Information Age International Law International Relations: Theory and Practice Journalists and Their Work Military Perspectives on National Security Moderation and Militancy in Islam Movies and the Imagination Nobel Laureates The Peace Movement and the Nuclear Arms Race Peacekeeping, Humanitarian Intervention, and Nation Building Politics, Legislation, and the Work of Democracy Radical Insight and Political Activism Science The Search for Peace in the Middle East Surviving Political Imprisonment Terrorism UC Berkeley Researchers and UC Berkeley Alumni Women Role Models for the New Millennium The Changing United Nations Recalling the Vietnam War Writers
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