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Kevin Phillips discussed his book The Cousins' Wars: Religion, Politics, and the Triumph of Anglo-America, published by Basic Books. The book examines the rise of Anglo-American political cu…

Newsweek editors looked ahead at the new millennium and talked about globalization, the 2000 presidential election, the Seattle demonstrations against WTO, trade with China, the Y2K computer…

The editorial staff of the Los Angeles Times talked about recent news and events, and how they were reported in local news media.

Ambassador Christopher Meyer spoke about British-U.S. relations on a variety of levels. He outlined how greater participation in the European Union by the Blair government will increase the …

Martin Lee, chairman of the Democratic Party of Hong Kong, talked about the future. Hong Kong would cease being a British colony and will revert to the control of China on July 1. He talked …

Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen spoke to a luncheon audience at the World Affairs Council to advocate passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement. The agreement would reduce tariffs …

Peruvian President Fujimori spoke to a luncheon audience in Los Angeles on the political situation in his country. In his remarks, he discussed the economic stabilization taking place in Per…

Democratic presidential nominee Gov. Bill Clinton talked about foreign policy issues in a speech before the Los Angeles World Affairs Council. In his remarks, Gov. Clinton maintained that a …

The Los Angeles World Affairs Council met to discuss economic reform in Sweden. Per Westerberg, Sweden’s Minister of Industry and Commerce, spoke about the economic and structural changes ta…

Mortimer Adler discussed the end of the conflict between communism and capitalism.

Thomas Pickering US Rep to the united Nations. He addresses participants of A meeting held by the LA World Affairs council.

The British Secretary of State for Ulster speaks on his government’s efforts to maintain order and return self-government to the politically divided province. The Secretary took questions fr…