- Recorded October 20, 2005, in Portland, Oregon

Phyllis Bennis is a journalist specialising in Middle East and United Nations issues. Formerly based at the United Nations, she has worked on US domination of the UN leading up to the Gulf War, economic sanctions on Iraq, international interventions and US foreign policy in the Middle East. The author and editor of books on Palestine, Iraq, the UN and the New World Order, her most recent publications are Challenging Empire: How People, Governments and the UN Defy US Power (Interlink, 2005) La Ideologia neoimperial: La crisis de EEUU con Irak (Icaria/TNI/CIP 2003), co-authored with Mariano Aguirre, and Before & After: US Foreign Policy and the September 11 Crisis (Interlink, 2002).

This is a pdxjustice Media Productions recording. Producer William Seaman lists his original TV and radio programs and their schedule on his pdxjustice Media Productions website http://www.pdxjustice.org/.

- Recorded October 20, 2005, in Portland, Oregon
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Phyllis Bennis is a journalist specialising in Middle East and United Nations issues. Formerly based at the United Nations, she has worked on US domination of the UN leading up to the Gulf War, economic sanctions on Iraq, international interventions and US foreign policy in the Middle East. The author and editor of books on Palestine, Iraq, the UN and the New World Order, her most recent publications are Challenging Empire: How People, Governments and the UN Defy US Power (Interlink, 2005) La Ideologia neoimperial: La crisis de EEUU con Irak (Icaria/TNI/CIP 2003), co-authored with Mariano Aguirre, and Before & After: US Foreign Policy and the September 11 Crisis (Interlink, 2002).

This is a pdxjustice Media Productions recording. Producer William Seaman lists his original TV and radio programs and their schedule on his pdxjustice Media Productions website http://www.pdxjustice.org/.

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