The Global Research News Hour on RBN: Doug Dowd and Peter Dale Scott
Program Details for Monday June 23
The Global Research News Hour on RBN is and initiative of the Centre for Research on Globalization
Republic Broadcasting Network (RBN)
Hosts: Michel Chossudovsky and Stephen Lendman
This Week’s Featured Guests: Doug Dowd and Peter Dale Scott
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Time: Mondays 11:00 am – 1:00 pm (CT), broadcast out of Houston, Texas.
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12 Noon to 2.00pm (ET)
9.00am – 11.00am (PT)
This program is a cutting-edge initiative of Global Research. It provides a global perspective on what is really happening in America and around the World – vital information unavailable in the mainstream, with noted guests sharing their expertise with listeners.
Topics discussed will include: the US military agenda in the Middle East, the presidential election campaign, the unfolding financial crisis on Wall Street, the dramatic hikes in gasoline prices, Israel-Palestine, law and justice, Al Qaeda and the “war on terrorism,” what’s happening at the White House and on Capitol Hill, a review of social, economic and environmental issues, and other vital topics of national and international concern.
Host: Michel Chossudovsky
Co-Host Stephen Lendman
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PROGRAMME DETAILS
Date: June 23, 2008 (11 AM – 1.00 PM, Central Time)
Host: Stephen Lendman
This Week’s Guests: Doug Dowd and Peter Dale Scott
At age 89, Doug Dowd is still active, vibrant and thankfully so. For 50 years through the late 1990s, he was a distinguished interdisciplinary professor of economic history and more at Cornell, UC Berkeley and elsewhere. It went right along with his activism and progressive thinking. He’s no different today, except that he’s semi-retired, living full-time in Bolonga, Italy, and still teaching at nearby Modena University.
Dowd also authored many books, scholarly writings and numerous articles on cutting-edge economic, political and social issues.
Today’s topic – how a long-time distinguished thinker views today’s world as well as his 2007 book – At the Cliff’s Edge: World Problems and US Power.
Peter Dale Scott is a poet, author, researcher, former Canadian diplomat and UC, Berkeley English Professor. He’s also a Bush administration critic and anti-war activist going back to the 1960s.
He coined the phrase “deep politics” that he defines as follows: It “posits that in every culture and society there are facts which tend to be suppressed, because of the social and psychological costs of not doing so.” In other words, covert criminal policies, unaccountable, lawless, self-serving that hide disturbing truths like the Kennedy assassination, Vietnam war, and the current post-9/11 environment.
We’ll discuss his views on American politics and his recent Global Research article titled “9/11, Deep State Violence and the Hope of Internet Politics.”
RBN is on KU Satellite: Transponder Frequency 11836, Symbol Rate 2Ø77Ø, @ 97 degrees west.
Also available on internet radio.
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Among our recent guests are Scott Taylor, renowned Canadian author, publisher and war correspondent, Muriel Mirak-Weissbach, distinguished author and specialist of the Middle East, Andrew Marshall, author and researcher at the Centre for Research on Globalization, David Ray Griffin, distinguished professor of theology, best selling author and analyst of 9/11, Stephen Downs and Kathy Manly, New York-based defense attorneys of political prisoner Yassin Aref, Greg Elich, author and analyst of North Korea, Michael Parenti, scholar, peace activist and best-selling author, Ellen Brown, litigation attorney, best-selling author and analyst of the US monetary system, Jerome Corsi, best-selling author, Richard C. Cook, author and analyst of the US financial crisis, Ramzi Baroud, best-selling author with a focus on the history of Palestine, F. William Engdahl, best selling author and analyst of the New World Order, Mike Whitney, author and analyst of Washington’s military agenda, Dr. David Halpin, prominent British physician and antiwar activist, Francis Boyle, law professor and author, Cindy Sheehan, prominent antiwar activist, Michael Carmichael, author and historian, Felicity Arbuthnot, renowned author, antiwar activist and veteran Middle East war correspondent, James Petras, World renowned author and professor of sociology, Lynne Stewart, noted defense lawyer, Robert McChesney, leading media scholar, critic and activist, Marjorie Cohn, best selling author, leading American jurist and law professor, Rodrigue Tremblay, professor of economics, renowned author and former Quebec Cabinet Minister, Jules Dufour, professor of geography and distinguished Latin America studies expert.
Show Time: Mondays, 11:00am – 1:00pm CT (12.00- 2.00pm ET, 9.00am-11am PT)
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About Global Research Hosts
Award winning author and economics professor Michel Chossudovsky is Director of the Centre for Research on Globalization which hosts the critically acclaimed website: www.globalresearch.ca.
Michel Chossudovsky has taught at universities and academic institutions in North America, Western Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Pacific. He has undertaken field-research in all major regions of the developing World and has traveled to over 100 countries.
“It was as a young visiting professor at the Catholic University in Santiago, Chile, that Chossudovsky’s interest in “economic repression” was first pricked. Augusto Pinochet’s military junta, which overthrew Salvador Allende in 1973, quadrupled the price of bread and introduced other measures that would now be referred to as “a structural adjustment program.” Chossudovsky set out, with a doctor, to study the malnourishment resulting from the bread price hike. He wound up with a paper that held the Pinochet regime responsible not only for conventional forms of political repression but for “economic repression” that impoverished three-quarters of Chile’s population. Since then he has documented the purposeful impoverishment of people in dozens of countries.” (Juliet ONeill, The Ottawa Citizen)
He is an active member of the Canadian antiwar movement; he has also worked for several United Nations organizations on missions to Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa and has acted as adviser to governments of developing countries. He is the author of several international best sellers including The Globalization of Poverty (2003) and America’s “War on Terrorism” (2005) and more than 500 articles. His writings have been translated into more than twenty languages. He is also a contributor to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Michel Chossudovsky can be reached at [email protected]
Stephen Lendman is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization and a frequent contributor to Global Research. He is based in Chicago and has written extensively on war and peace, social justice in America and many other national and international issues. Stephen Lendman is a recipient of a 2008 Project Censored Award, University of California at Sonoma.
Stephen Lendman can be reached at [email protected]
