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Bush in Japan and William Sloan Coffin / produced by Edmund Haddad and Ian Masters.

Two interviews about United States foreign affairs and domestic policies.|BUSH IN JAPAN AND WILLIAM SLOAN COFFIN / produced by Edmund Haddad and Ian Masters.

pt.1. Bush's trip to Japan / Ayoko Doi, editor of Japan Digest -- pt.2. American priorities / William Sloan Coffin.

On the Soviet Union and Korea / Adrian Karavnitsky and Edward Baker ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; commentary by Edmonde Haddad.

Two interviews which examine how the end of the Cold War has changed the relationship between capitalist and communist worlds.|ON THE SOVIET UNION AND KOREA / Adrian Karavnitsky and Edward Baker| interviewed by Ian Masters| commentary by Edmonde Haddad. - SERIES: Background briefing| no.

pt.1. Adrian Karavnitsky, Soviet specialist and head of the International Affairs Department for the AFL-CIO, discusses changes in the Soviet Union since the coup -- pt.2. Edward Baker, Associate Director of Harvard University's Yen Ching Institute, discusses the peace accords between North and South Korea -- pt.3. Liberation theology in the United States / Edmonde Haddad.

The United States, Panama, and the drug war ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; commentary by Edmonde Haddad.

Three interviews on United States foreign policy, with news analysis and commentary.|THE UNITED STATES, PANAMA, AND THE DRUG WAR| interviewed by Ian Masters| commentary by Edmonde Haddad. - SERIES: Background briefing| no.

pt.1. News analysis / Edmonde Haddad (7 min.) -- pt.2. United States influence in Panamanian politics / Mike Levine, former DEA agent (18 min.) -- pt.3. The Internal political turmoils of Panama / Ricardo Arias Calderon (15 min.) -- pt.4.

South Korea : the police vs. the workers and the students / produced by Fernando Velazquez.

Documentary which examines the clash between police and demonstrators in South Korea.

Nelson Mandela visits Los Angeles.

Live recording of speeches and performances from a rally given for noted South African political agitator Nelson Mandela.

r.1. Words of introduction and welcome / Maxine Waters ; Rap group Mandella performs ; History of Apartheid by three voices ; postcard pitch ; The Power of South African women ; Song by Judy Mohat ; Paula Stone Rivilu ; Maxine Waters ; Dance group and drummers perform / Imani Brown (65 min.) -- r.2.

The Future of U.S. foreign policy toward Latin America / Philip Agee ; interviewed by Nuri Mohammed.

Philip Agee, writer and former CIA agent, is interviewed about U.S. foreign policy objectives, and how those objectives may be met in Latin America. He observes the the US has been on a war economy since World War II, with National Security becoming the main objective of the government.

Blow back / Christopher Simpson ; interviewed by Alan Fong.

Author Christopher Simpson discusses his book entitled "Blow Back: America's Recruitment of Nazis and its Effect on the Cold War." Simpson's interest in the topic started during the deportation trial of Otto Van Bolswing, who argued against deportation because the CIA had brought him in. Simpson has attained information through the Freedom of Information Act.

A Poet of many worlds / Edwardo Galeono.

Poet Edwardo Galeono, a poet and storyteller, from Uruguay, talks about conditions and art in the Third World -- especially Uruguay.

The Changing tide / Robert Scheer ; produced by Diane Hatch-Avis.

Talk before the League of Women Voters about the changing composition of California. Robert Scheer points to increased urban and rural minority population, which is changing the white male power structure. He then turns to changing foreign policy issues such as: the end of the Cold War, false enemies to help support the National Securrity State, and the different approaches to economics.

Rainmakers : capitalism after the fall of communism / Jeff Beck and Tony Bianca ; interviewed by Ian Masters.

Jeff Beck and Anthony Bianca, authors of Rainmaker, discuss the United States economic performace following the fall of Eastern European communism. They discuss how the Japanese and the Germans have taken dominant positions, while the United States struggles to follow Reaganomics.

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