Cambridge Forum
Cambridge Forum
Cambridge Forum is one of public radios longest running public affairs programs. Recorded live every week in Harvard Square, Cambridge Forum focuses on the news behind the news and regularly examines the issues and ideas that shape our lives. The programs explore topics related to civic democracy, science and technology, history and the global environment, and include as well discussions about computers, education, art, and more.
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Rashid Khalidi: Making Peace in the Middle East
Rashid Khalidi, pre-eminent historian of the modern Middle East, zeroes in on the United States' role as broker of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. Analyzing the 1982 "Reagan Plan," the negotiations leading to the Oslo Accords, and President Obama's stance toward the conditions for Middle East peace, Khalidi reveals how U.S. influence has been used over the past 35 years. What is our responsibility for the success or failure of the peace process? What could we change to make Middle Eastern peace a reality?
