



Harry Kreisler is executive producer and host of the series, which is produced at the Institute of International Studies at the University of California - Berkeley. Conceived in 1982 by Mr. Kreisler as a way to capture and preserve through conversation and technology the intellectual ferment of our times, Conversations with History includes over 450 interviews.
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Interviews by Date: 2009
Interviews are listed in reverse chronological order. Professional
titles listed are as of the date of the interview.
Sadjadpour, Karim; Fellow, Carnegie Endowment: "US Policy Toward Iran," 10/2/09

Baer, Robert; author and former CIA operative: "Dealing with Iran," 7/28/09

Basri, Gibor; Professor of Astronomy, UC Berkeley: "Reaching for the Stars," 6/14/09

Khalilzad, Amb. Zalmay; U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan (2003-2005, Iraq 2005-2007, and the United Nations(2007-2008): "Responding to Strategic Challenges Post 9-11," 05/12/09

Mark Danner; Professor of Journalism, UC Berkeley: "The Red Cross Report, Torture Memos and Political Accountability," 05/8/09

Craig Calhoun; President, Social Science Research Council: "Social Science and the Public Good," 05/7/09
Jeremy Waldron; University Professor, New York University School of Law: "Dignity, Human Rights and Torture," 04/23/09

Leslie Gelb; President Emeritus, Council on Foreign Relations: "Power, Ideas and Foreign Policy in the 21st Century," 04/3/09
Stewart Patrick; Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations: "Building a Multilateral International Order," 04/3/09
Lucy Shapiro; Professor of Cancer Research, Stanford: "A Microbiologist's Intellectual Odyssey," 04/2/09
Neil Shubin;
Field Museum Provost: "Your Inner Fish," 03/19/09
James Leach;
Former Congressman: "Congress, Leadership and the Economic Collapse," 03/17/09

John Perry;
Professor of Philosophy, Stanford University: "Identity," 03/12/09
J. Clifford Wallace;
Senior Judge, US Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit: "Judges and the Rule of Law," 03/11/09
Roya Hakakian;
Author: "Identity, Freedom and Revolution," 03/04/09

Jacques Bouchard;
French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA): "Nuclear Power, Proliferation and the Challenges of Global Climate Change," 02/27/09
Joan Wallach Scott;
Professor, School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced Study: "The Politics of the Veil," 02/26/09
Martin Wolf;
Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator, Financial Times: "The Causes and Consequences of the Economic Collapse," 02/19/09
David M. Kennedy;
McLachlan Professor of History Emeritus, Stanford University: "Lessons from FDR's New Deal," 02/03/09

John Harte;
Professor of Energy and Resources, UC Berkeley: "Understanding the Global Environmental Crisis," 01/27/09

Barry Eichengreen;
Economic Historian, UCB: "Historical Perspective on the Global Economic Crisis," 01/22/09
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