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Category Archives: Asia
“Barack Obama and Jimmy Carter” June 2012
Audio for “Barack Obama & Jimmy Carter” WAMC Steven A. Leibo “Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama” Harry Truman’s been on my mind a lot lately. Oh, not because I remember him personally. Sure, I was alive during his presidency; but … Continue reading
Burma’s Chance for a Better Future June 2012
2012 Audio for Burma’s Chance for a Better Future WAMC WAMC June 6, 2012 “Burma Gets A Break” There are a lot of really good things about being a professor, sure the public thinks it’s all those hours we’re supposedly … Continue reading
“North Korea’s Real Victims” April 2012
audio for “North Korea’s Real Victims” WAMC APRIL 19TH Steven A. Leibo “Facing the Real North Korean Threat” North Korea’s in the news again, but, as usual, for the wrong reasons. Sure they are again threatening another nuclear weapons test. … Continue reading
“Japan’s Fateful Decision” April 2012
Wamc Audio for Japan’s Fateful Decision April 5, 2012 “Japan’s Fateful Choice” It’s been just over a year since Japan’s triple horror; the 4th largest earthquake in modern history, a 9 on the Richter scale. An earthquake that created tsunamis … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Energy, WAMC Northeast Public Radio Commentaries
Tagged environment, nature
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“China: the Ambivalent Superpower” April 2011
WAMC Audio “China the Ambivalent Superpower” “China the Ambivalent Superpower” I am starting to get really irritated. I mean you would think that the nations of the world would at least try to be consistent. You would think that they … Continue reading
“Walking the Tightrope with North Korea” Dec. 2, 2010
WAMC Northeast Public Radio Dec. 2, 2010 Audio for “Walking the Tightrope with North Korea” Walking a tightrope under any circumstances is difficult. But trying to do so with North Korea these days has become an increasingly dangerous blood sport. … Continue reading
Transferring Technology to China
click here for the Audio for Transferring Technology to China Dr. Steven A. Leibo is the professor of international history & politics at the Sage Colleges It was more than a quarter of a century ago. When as a young … Continue reading
China’s Choice
click here for WAMC audio for “CHINA’S CHOICE” WAMC Dr. Steven a. leibo is a Professor of International History & Ppolitics at the Sage Colleges “China’s Choice” It was a few years back on these very WAMC airwaves that I … Continue reading
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A New Entitlement Program
A New Entitlement Program-WAMC Audio WAMC Feb 11, 2010 Dr. Steven Leibo is the Director of the Sage College’s Program in International & Globalization Studies There’s been something on my mind lately that I hesitate to bring up. But, I … Continue reading
“Forging Ahead With China on the Climate Crisis” November 2012
Audio for “Forging Ahead With China on the Climate Crisis” WAMC O.K., we now know who the next president will be not only in the United States but equally important in the People’s Republic given that China’s Not Very Communist … Continue reading →