



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: S
Sachs, Albie;
Justice, Constitutional Court of South Africa: "Suffering,
Survival, and Transformation," 2/2/98

Sadjadpour,
Karim;
Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: "Iran:
Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy" 10/8/07
Sands, Philippe;
Professor of International Law, University College London: "The Rumsfeld Memo and the Betrayal of American Values," 11/18/08
Sané,
Pierre; Secretary General, Amnesty International: "Human
Rights Activism," 10/12/98
Scalapino, Robert A.; Robson Research Professor of Government Emeritus, UC Berkeley: "Reflections on a Life as Scholar, Teacher, and Policy Advisor," 4/21/08
Scales,
Robert H., Jr; Major General, U.S. Army, ret.: "Military
Strategy and the Future of Land Warfare," 3/9/04

Scanlon,
T.M.; Alford
Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity;
Harvard University: "Freedom
of Expression, Tolerance, and Human Rights," 2/20/07

Scheck,
Barry; Professor of Law, Yeshiva University, and Co-Director of
the Innocence Project: "DNA
and the Criminal Justice System," 7/25/03

Scheper-Hughes,
Nancy; Professor of Anthropology, UC Berkeley: "Studying
the Human Condition: Habits of an Anthropologist," 12/14/99

Scheuer,
Michael; Former Chief of the CIA bin Laden unit: "America
and Islam After Iraq,” 3/12/08
Schori,
Pierre; Permanent Representative of Sweden to the UN: "Sweden
and the United Nations," 4/20/04
Schwebel,
Stephen M.; Judge of the International Court of Justice: "Reflections
on a Career in International Law," 1/22/90
Schwenninger,
Sherle R.; New America Foundation: "Grand
Strategy and American Triumphalism," 2/9/04
Scott, Peter
Dale;
Professor Emeritus of English, UC Berkeley: "Wealth,
Empire, and the Future of America," 8/8/07

Scott, Joan Wallach;
Professor, School of Social Science, Institute for Advanced Study: "The Politics of the Veil," 02/26/09
Searle,
John; Mills Professor of Philosophy, UC Berkeley: "Philosophy
and the Habits of Critical Thinking," 9/22/99

Segev, Tom;
Columnist for Haaretz: "Israeli
National Identity," 4/8/04; and "Israel
and the 1967 War," 3/22/07
video (2004) (2007)
Sen, Amartya; Lamont University Professor, Harvard University and
1998 Nobel Laureate in Economics: "Reflectons
on Theory in the Social Sciences," 3/4/05

Shafik,
Nemat; Vice President, The World Bank: "The
World Bank and Private Sector Development," 11/13/01

Shapiro,
Harold T.; former President of Princeton University and the University
of Michigan: "The Changing
Role of University Presidents," 3/18/03

Shapiro, Lucy; Professor of Cancer Research, Stanford: "A Microbiologist's Intellectual Odyssey," 04/2/09
Sharansky,
Natan; Minister in the Israeli Government: "Science,
Faith, and Survival," 4/16/04

Shattuck,
John; Chief Executive Officer, Kennedy Library Foundation: "Diplomacy
and the Shaping of a Human Rights Agenda," 4/30/97; and "Inching
Forward: Human Rights Policy in the Clinton Administration," 1/13/04
(1997)
(2004)
Sheehan,
Neil; Author, A Bright Shining Lie: John Paul Vann and America
in Vietnam, winner of the Pulitzer Prize: "Remembering
Vietnam," 11/14/88

Shinoda,
Masahiro; film director (with his wife, actress Shima Iwashita): "The
Movie Experience," 2/27/99
Shirk, Susan;
Professor at the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies,
UCSD; and Director, Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, University of California: "China
and the United States," 11/8/01; (2001)
"Domestic
Politics and International Behavior: The Case of China and the U.S.," 6/28/07; video (2007)
"Addressing National Security Challenges in the Post-9/11 World" 6/5/08 (with Herbert York); (2008)
Shubin, Neil;
Field Museum Provost: "Your Inner Fish," 03/19/09
Simon, Laurence;
Professor of International Development, Brandeis University: "Global Poverty, Development, and Social Change," 11/7/08
Sims, Jennifer;
Former Coordinator for Intelligence Resources and Planning, Department
of State: "Intelligence and National
Security in a Democracy," 2/11/02

Simpson,
Alan K.; former U.S. Senator, Wyoming: "Let
'er Rip: Reflections of a Rocky Mountain Senator," 9/17/97
Slezkine,
Yuri; Professor of History, UCB: "The Jewish Century," 07/18/07
Smelser,
Neil; University Professor Emeritus of Sociology and fomer Director
the Center for Advanced Studies in the Behaviorial Sciences, UCB: "Intellectual
Odyssey," 12/6/05
Smith, Harold
Palmer, Jr., Professor, Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley: "Thinking
about the 'Unthinkables' in the Post-9/11 World"; 1/26/06
Smith,
Leighton W.; Admiral, U.S. Navy, (Retired): "The
U.S. Role in Peacekeeping Operations," 4/1/97
Smith, Martin;
Documentary Film Producer: "Documentary
Filmmaking," 1/29/03
Soyinka,
Wole; 1986 Nobel Laureate in Literature: "Writing,
Theater Arts, and Political Activism," 4/16/98

Speth, James
Gustave; Dean of the School of Forestry and
Environmental Studies, Yale University: "Capitalism,
the Environment, and Crossing from Crisis to Sustainability,” 04/02/08
Spethmann,
Dieter; former Chairman of the Board of Managing Directors of Thyssen:,
A.G. "Continuity and
Change in the German Steel Industry," 3/15/02
Stark, Lawrence,
M.D.; Professor Emeritus of Engineering and Optometry, UC Berkeley: "The
Mind's Eye," 8/16/00

Steel, Ronald;
Professor of International Relations, USC: "The
Wilsonian Agenda in U.S. Foreign Policy," 3/1/04

Steyn, Mark; Journalist: "America,
Europe, and the Islamic World, " 3/14/07

Stone, Oliver;
Filmmaker: "History and the Movies," 4/17/97
and 6/27/97

Stover,
Eric; Human Rights Activist and writer: "Human
Rights Work," 2/16/99

Summers,
Harry G.; miltary strategist and commentator: "Military
Strategy," 3/6/96

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