Obama May Follow Bush's Foreign Policy Politico.com, Jan. 9, 2009 (link) |
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Chicago Sun Times picks 'A Thousand Hills'
as one of the Best Books of 2008 "For a sheer, eye-opening revelation of what's been going on in another part of the world, Stephen Kinzer's "A Thousand Hills: Rwanda's Rebirth and the Man Who Dreamed It" packs a lot into its 380 pages. Kinzer, a former New York Times foreign correspondent who has worked in more than 50 countries, tells the story of Rwanda's new leader, Paul Kagame, who is trying to turn a nation ravaged by ethnic killing into the star of Africa." |
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As part of its campaign against US intervention in Iran, Just Foreign Policy has sent every member of Congress a copy of "All the Shah's Men: An American Coup and the Roots of Middle East Terror." Two JFP organizers, Sarah Burns and Chelsea Mozen, packed each book with a letter from Rep. James McGovern recommending it.
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Rwanda versus France The African nation's attempt to shed French influence has led to a potentially spectacular court case.
Los Angeles Times, Nov. 14, 2008 (link) |
The Reality of War in Afghanistan Despite their differences over how to pursue the US war in Iraq, Senators John McCain and Barack Obama both want to send more American troops to Afghanistan. Both are wrong.
Boston Globe, Oct. 15, 2008 (link) |
Inside Iran's Fury.Scholars trace the nation's antagonism to its history of domination by foregin powers.
Smithsonian Magazine, October 2008 (link) |
Appearances on C-Span and Chicago Public Radio discussing A Thousand Hills: Rwanda's Rebirth and the Man Who Dreamed It. C-Span, BookTV, August 7 2008 (link)
Chicago Public Radio, WorldView, August 8 2008 (link) |
Transcribed, Guernica, March 2007
"I studied these overthrows of foreign governments not as isolated, unrelated incidents, but as part of a long continuum." Democracy Now · 2006
I really believe that [John Foster] Dulles was one of the key figures in shaping the second half of the 20th century 2006 · audio
Interview with Lawrence Velvel, dean of New England School of Law Video · 2007 |
Light Millennium · June 2006>
"I’ve actually loved almost all of the countries I covered." Rwanda Superstar Interview on NPR's "On Point"; Jume 11, 2008 audio link |
History News Network · September 2005
"Only by understanding the cause of tragedy can we hope to avoid future tragedies."
2003 · audio BuzzFlash · 2003
We Americans have been asking ourselves now for some time why people in many parts of the Middle East react so negatively toward us and what we consider to be our democratic project for the world. The more we look into history, the more answers we find. |
video and transcribed Democracy Now · 2006 Interview about "regime change" operations
with Lawrence Velvel...
Part 1 · Part 2 Video · 2007 |
Truthout.org · 2008
An Interview With Stephen Kinzer
Panel discussion on Iran with Reese Ehrlich and Barbara Slavin Grace Cathedral, San Francisco · 2008
National Cathedral in Washington · 2007
audio/video/transcribed · 2008 · alternative link Concord, New Hampshipre · 2008
Speech about possible US intervention in Iran JustForeignPolicy.org · 2008 |
video and transcribed Wednesday Journal · July 1, 2008
Former NY Times correspondent Stephen Kinzer tells stories about the world that Americans need to hear. |
The Gaurdian · August 16, 2008
In his first interview with a foreign newspaper since becoming head of state, Abdullah Gül tells Stephen Kinzer of his vision for his country as a bridge between nations. New York Review of Books · Vol 54, # 5 · Mar 29, 2007
Nine centuries after Pope Urban II sent the first Crusaders off to fight 'the Turk,' 321 years after the Ottoman army besieged Vienna, Turkey and Europe are approaching a historic encounter. |
International Herald Tribune · August 15, 2008
A devastating report on France's role. Los Angeles Times · June 22, 2008
There's a New Promise of Prosperity. So Why Are Human Rights Advocates Unhappy?
New York Review of Books · Vol 54, # 5 · Mar 29, 2007
By Stephen Kinzer New York Times · February 11, 2007
Rwanda, still haunted by genocide, faces up to the threat of overpopulation. |
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