http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Podcasts from the Transatlantic Institute, a London-based educational charity promoting and facilitating a new understanding of international issues en-uk Copyright The Transatlantic Institute 2004-2009. Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:30:00 GMT http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss info@t-i.org.uk info@t-i.org.uk Commentary on international affairs Podcasts from the Transatlantic Institute, a London-based educational charity promoting and facilitating a new understanding of international issues http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Fri, 12 Jun 2009 14:30:00 GMT Podcast of public lecture in the TURKEY: EAST OR WEST? series, given by Professor Ilhan Uzgel at the London School of Economics on 9 June 2009. A public lecture by Ilhan Uzgel at the London School of Economics 78:38 Turkey, religion, Islam, public, private, Sunni, Alevi, secular Ilhan Uzgel http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Sun, 07 Jun 2009 17:30:00 GMT Podcast of public lecture in the TURKEY: EAST OR WEST? series, given by Dr Andrew Mango at the London School of Economics on 26 May 2009. A public lecture by Andrew Mango at the London School of Economics 70:38 Turkey, Ottoman, Empire, Sultan, Mustapha, Kemal, Ataturk, secular Andrew Mango http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Sun, 07 Jun 2009 17:30:00 GMT Podcast of public lecture in the TURKEY: EAST OR WEST? series, given by Professor Hakan Yilmaz at the London School of Economics on 2 June 2009 A public lecture by Hakan Yilmaz at the London School of Economics 80:49 Turkey, Europe, European, Union, accession, culture, identity Hakan Yilmaz http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Thu, 19 Feb 2009 12:15:00 GMT Podcast of interview discussing the developing situation in the south Caucasus. Davit Muradyan is the editor of the international news block of the news service Azdarar of AR TV. In 1999 Davit started his career as an anchor, then as a journalist in the private radio station Ardzagank. He is a graduate of the Caucasus School of Journalism and Media Management. For two years until 2008 Davit was the editor-in-chief of the news department of the private radio station Radio Hay. In 2006 he took experience in Reuters and the BBC World Radio service and, in the USA, at ABC and Fox News. For two years until July 2008 he taught TV journalism in the Journalism Department of Yerevan State University, as well as at the Armenian School of Journalism. Ziba Norman interviewed for Armenian radio by Davit Muradyan 20:57 Armenia, Azerbaijan, Nagorno, Karabakh, Karabagh, refugees, Caucasus, Minsk, Group, Russia, Turkey Ziba Norman http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Sat, 28 Apr 2007 13:00:00 GMT Highlights from our panel event held on 29 March 2007, presented by Ziba Norman. Thomas de Waal, Thomas Goltz, Mark Grigoryan and Famil Ismailov discuss the frozen conflict in Nagorno Karabakh. Highlights from the TI's panel event on Karabakh (29 March 2007) 10:21 Armenia, Azerbaijan, Nagorno, Karabakh, Karabagh, refugees, Caucasus, Minsk, Group, occupation, Goltz, BTC, BP, Ziba Norman http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Sat, 05 Aug 2006 17:30:01 GMT Highlights from the fourth segment of a roundtable discussion, convened by Democratiya, and hosted by the Transatlantic Institute, on 1 July 2006. The participants discussed possible directions in foreign policy for the (ruling) Labour party after Prime Minster Tony Blair steps down. This, the final segment, discussed the future of Labour Party foreign policy. Highlights from the Democratiya/ TI Symposium (1 July 2006) 5:42 Democratiya, foreign, policy, war, jihad, terrorism, extremism, human, rights, democracy, Blair, Bush, civil, liberties Ziba Norman http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Sun, 06 Aug 2006 15:15:01 GMT Highlights from the third segment of a roundtable discussion, convened by Democratiya, and hosted by the Transatlantic Institute, on 1 July 2006. The participants discussed possible directions in foreign policy for the (ruling) Labour party after Prime Minster Tony Blair steps down. This segment discussed relations between the USA and the European Union and its member states. Highlights from the Democratiya/ TI Symposium (1 July 2006) 4:22 Democratiya, foreign, policy, European, Union, United, States, America, international, relations Ziba Norman http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Fri, 04 Aug 2006 00:00:01 GMT Highlights from the second segment of a roundtable discussion, convened by Democratiya, and hosted by the Transatlantic Institute, on 1 July 2006. The participants discussed possible directions in foreign policy for the (ruling) Labour party after Prime Minster Tony Blair steps down. This segment discussed terrorism, its causes, and solutions. Highlights from the Democratiya/ TI Symposium (1 July 2006) 8:42 Democratiya, foreign, policy, war, jihad, terrorism, extremism, human, rights, democracy, Blair, Bush, civil, liberties Ziba Norman http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Fri, 04 Aug 2006 00:00:01 GMT Highlights from the first segment of a roundtable discussion, convened by Democratiya, and hosted by the Transatlantic Institute, on 1 July 2006. The participants discussed possible directions in foreign policy for the (ruling) Labour party after Prime Minster Tony Blair steps down. This segment discussed ethical foreign policy, and humanitarian intervention. Highlights from the Democratiya/ TI Symposium (1 July 2006) 5:58 Democratiya, foreign, policy, humanitarian, intervention, human, rights, democracy, Blair, Kosovo, Darfur, Iraq, Srebrenica Ziba Norman http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Sun, 21 May 2006 00:00:01 GMT Russia is poised for tough talks on access to US uranium markets. Could protracted negotiations or Russian withdrawal from US markets hike the price of a commodity already in tight supply? Russia: potential clash over access to US uranium markets 3:37 Kiriyenko, USEC, warheads, uranium, nuclear, power, energy Ziba Norman http://www.t-i.org.uk/podcasts.php Sat, 13 May 2006 00:00:01 GMT On 13 May 2005, Uzbek government forces killed several hundred protesters in the town of Andijan, and detained many more. Precise details of what happened are hard to come by, with foreign powers remaining divided on their view of events. Was this a heavy-handed, but predictable crackdown on dangerous Muslim extremists and their supporters, or was it a gratuitous violation of human rights? Developments in Uzbekistan's relations with Russia and the West 4:12 Andijan, Andijon, Uzbekistan, Asia, extremism, protest, Islam Ziba Norman