Tuesday December 16, 2003
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Guest host: Corey Flintoff
What the UN's "World Summit on the Information Society" means for Western control of the Internet, the international digital divide, and online free speech rights.
Kurt Moses, Vice President and Director of the Systems Services Center, Academy for Educational Development
Ambassador David Gross, the U.S. Coordinator for International Communications and Information Policy in the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, U.S. Department of State
Robert Kahn, President and CEO, The Corporation for National Research Initiatives
Guest host: Corey Flintoff
Just two decades ago, the idea that a nation could try its own war criminals was just a fantasy. Now, Iraqis are talking about doing just that. We'll look at the precedents of international law on war crimes and the concept of justice.
Roy Gutman, Senior Fellow, United States Institute of Peace; Director of Crimes of War Project, American University
Guest host: Corey Flintoff
A new survey shows that 38% of American students lifted material directly from the Internet for use in a term paper last year. But is overall student cheating on the rise? A look at academic integrity, and whether our values about intellectual ownership are shifting.
Donald McCabe, Professor of Organizational Management, Rutgers University
Sonia Jacobson, Executive Director, Honor Council, Georgetown University
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