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 Guest Name: C
Caldwell,
Roy; Professor of Integrative Biology, UC Berkeley: "Evolution
of a Biologist," 6/20/01
Calhoun, Craig; President, Social Science Research Council: "Social Science and the Public Good," 05/7/09
a Campo,
Emile; Director-General, Council of Ministers of the European Communities: "Europe
and 1992," 11/14/88
Lord
Carrington; Secretary-General of NATO: "Diplomacy,
the Nuclear Arms Race, and East - West Relations," 10/25/84
Castells,
Manuel; Professor of Sociology and City and Regional Planning,
UC Berkeley: "Identity
and Change in the Network Society," 5/9/01
Cavell,
Stanley; Walter M. Cabot Professor of Aesthetics and the General
Theory of Value, Emeritus, Harvard University: "A
Philosopher Goes to the Movies," 2/7/02
Cesari, Jocelyne;
Associate, Middle East Center, Harvard University: "Islam in the West," 12/04/08
Chan, Anson; Chief
Secretary of Hong Kong: "Shaping Hong
Kong's Future," 1/27/97
Chanda,
Nayan; Director of Publications at the Center for the Study of
Globalization, Yale University: "Great
Power Intervention and Regional Stability in Asia," 11/8/01; and,
"How Traders, Preachers,
Adventurers, and Warriors Shaped Globalization," 5/16/07
(2001) (2007)
Cho, Soon; Mayer
of Seoul, Republic of Korea: "Governing
a Global City," 5/25/96
Derek Chollet and James Goldgeier;
Center for New American Security and Council on Foreign Relations: "American Foreign Policy from 11/9 to 9/11," 9/25/08
Chomsky,
Noam; Linguist and Political Activist: "Activism,
Anarchism, and Power," 3/22/02
Chu, Steven;
Nobel Laureate in Physics and Geballe Professor of Physics and Applied
Physics, Stanford University: "A
Scientist's Random Walk," 2/13/04
Chua, Amy;
Professor of Law, Yale University; Author of World on Fire: "The
Myths of Globalization: Markets, Democracy, and Ethnic Hatred," 1/22/04; "The
Moment of Empire," 11/16/07
Citrin,
Jack; Professor
Political Science, UC Berkeley: "Nationalism,
Cosmopolitanism, and American National Identity," 8/1/07
Clarke, Jonathan;
Foreign Policy Scholar, The Cato Institute: "The
Neo-Conservatives," 4/4/05
Cohen, Rich; Contributing Editor, Vanity Fair: "The Diaspora and Israel," 11/2/09
Cohen-Tanugi, Laurent;
author: "Charting the Geopolitics of a New Century," 10/16/08
Cole, Juan;
Professor of History, University of Michigan: "The
Middle East and U.S. Foreign Policy" 10/20/05
Coll, Steve; Associate Editor, The Washington Post: "The
Rise of Al Qaeda ," 3/15/05
Constable,
Pamela; Deputy Foreign Editor, The Washington Post: "Reporting
from South Asia," 3/29/05; and as Foreign
Correspondent, The Washington Post: ”Afghanistan
and Pakistan,” 04/03/08
Cook, Steven
A.; Douglas
Dillon Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations: ”The
Implications of Military Rule for Democratization in the Middle East,” 1/31/08
Cousins,
Norman; Professor of Medical Humanities at the UCLA School of
Medicine: "The Quest for Peace," 9/12/84
Cranston,
Alan; Former U.S. Senator from California: "Democracy,
Disarmament, and Public Education," 4/17/00
Crews, Frederick; Professor
Emeritus of English, UC Berkeley: "Criticism
and the Empirical Attitude," 8/24/99
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