 This Peabody Award-winning series provides an annual
review of each year's significant foreign policy issues through a
roundtable exchange of thoughts and opinions by former U.S.
Secretaries of State, Defense, Education, Treasury, U.S.
Ambassadors to the UN, and world leaders.
The videotapes in this series run 60 minutes and are available in 1/2-inch VHS-format for $18 each.
Transcripts are available for $8 each unless otherwise noted. Special
orders are available for other videotape formats. Each videotape was aired on
PBS the year it was produced by the Southern Center.
Secretaries of State Annual Report Series
This Peabody Award-winning series provides an annual review of each year's significant
foreign policy issues through a roundtable exchange of thoughts and opinions by the former
U.S. Secretaries of State. SERIES SYNOPSIS
Secretaries of Defense Annual Report Series
This Peabody Award-winning series presents the annual
meeting of the former Secretaries of Defense and their
discussion of major national and international security issues. SERIES SYNOPSIS
The Secretaries of Health and Human Services Series
Former Secretaries of Health and Human Services discuss health challenges in America and abroad in a roundtable format. SERIES SYNOPSIS
The Secretaries of Education Series
Former Secretaries of Education discuss national education
issues in a roundtable format with MacNeil-Lehrer's Charlayne
Hunter-Gault in this Peabody Award-winning series
production. SERIES SYNOPSIS
The Secretaries of the Treasury Series
Former Secretaries Fowler, Barr, Connally, Simon, Blumenthal
and Regan discuss United States economic concerns in this
recent addition to the Peabody Award-winning series. SERIES SYNOPSIS
The Summit Series
Panel discussions concerning issues facing specific regions of the world. SERIES SYNOPSIS
The World Leaders Series
The 1992 Berlin Conference of World Leaders. SERIES SYNOPSIS
The U.S. Ambassadors to the United Nations Series
In this program, former U.S. ambassadors exchange thoughts
on their experiences and perceptions of the United
Nations. Edwin Newman moderates this program in the
Peabody Award-winning series. SERIES SYNOPSIS
Journalism Series
Roundtable discussion of international news coverage in America. SERIES SYNOPSIS
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In addition to the series above, SCIS offers the following:
The Dean Rusk Tapes
Never has there been such a tremendous video resource for
understanding the triumphs and tribulations of a public
servant. In historic interviews by veteran NBC newsman
Edwin Newman, Rusk candidly discusses growing up in
Georgia, his experiences in the State Department, and his
views of the war in Vietnam, the Nuclear Age, and U.S.-Soviet
relations through the Cold War. This is a comprehensive
overview of United States foreign relations through the end of
the Cold War. The thirteen tapes in this series are sold as a set for a regular price of $350, an academic price of $250, or $25 for individual tapes. Each tape in this series runs approximately 30 minutes. SERIES SYNOPSIS
The United Nations: Issues of Peace and Conflict
This five part videotape series starts with a brief explanation of
how the UN is structured, its history and how it functions. It is
followed by discussions between seven former U.S.
ambassadors to the UN, moderated by Edwin Newman. SERIES SYNOPSIS
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