CURRICULUM VITAE

Anthony D’Agostino Department of History San Francisco State University San Francisco, CA 94132 home address: 4815 Harbord Drive, Oakland, CA 94618 phone: (415) 338 7535 e­mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION

B.A., University of California, Berkeley, 1959 M.A., University of California, Berkeley, 1962 Graduate Study, University of Warsaw, 1967­68 Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1971

HONORS AND AWARDS:

Teaching Assistantship, UCLA, 1965­66 Teaching Assistantship, UCLA, 1966­67 Research Fellowship, University of Warsaw (Stanford­Warsaw Exchange), 1967­68 Research Assistantship, Russian and East European Studies Center, UCLA, 1968­69 Research Fellowship, Frederick Burk Foundation, San Francisco State University, 1971 Research Fellowship for Younger Humanists, National Endowment for the Humanities, 1973 Research Fellowship in Soviet and East European Studies (Title VIII), U.S. State Department and Hoover Institution, 1986­87 Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award, San Francisco State University, 1986­87 Meritorious Performance and Professional Promise Award, San Francisco State University, 1988­89 Choice cites Soviet Succession Struggles on its list of “outstanding academic books” for 1988­89. Encyclopedia Britannica 1989 Yearbook cites Soviet Succession Struggles in its select international bibliography. Performance Salary Increase, San Francisco State University, 1998.

MEMBERSHIPS:

World Association of International Studies (Stanford) American Historical Association The History Society International Institute of Strategic Studies (London) Royal United Services Institute for Defense Studies (London) Inter­University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies Great War Society Western Social Science Association Northern California World Affairs Council Electronic mail groups H­Russia, H­Diplo, H­Ideas, H­World, Johnson’s Russia List and others.

EMPLOYMENT: Instructor, University of California, L.A., Summer 1968 Instructor, University of California, Santa Cruz, Summer 1969 Instructor, San Francisco State University, Fall 1969­Spring 1971 Book Editor, California Historical Quarterly, 1972 Assistant Professor, San Francisco State University, Spring 1971­Spring 1976 Associate Professor, San Francisco State University, Spring 1976­Spring 1980 Professor, San Francisco State University, 1981­pres.

COURSES TAUGHT:

History 385 The Russian Revolution 386 Post­War USSR 388 The Soviet Union in World Affairs 389 European International History, 1848­1918 390 European International History, 1918­1945 429 The Cold War 318 The Sixties 110 Western Civilization 408­09 European Intellectual History International Relations 730 Russian­American Relations NEXA 340 The Nuclear Revolution (team­taught with physicist Charles Shapiro)

PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS:

Marxism and the Russian Anarchists. San Francisco: Germinal Press, 1977

Soviet Succession Struggles: Kremlinology and the Russian Question from Lenin to Gorbachev. Boston, London, Toronto, and Sydney: Allen and Unwin, 1988. (see awards) Gorbachev’s Revolution, 1985­1991. London, Basingstoke, New York: Macmillan/ NYU Press, 1998.

The Russian Revolution, 1917­1945. London: Anthem Press, 2002.

SPECIALIZED ARTICLES:

“Intelligentsia Socialism and the ‘Worker’s Revolution’: The Views of J. W. Machajski,” International Review of Social History (Amsterdam), v. 14, part 2, 1969.

“Elleinstein’s Eurocommunism,” New Labor Review, v. 1, n. 2, September 1978.

“French Eurocommunism after the ‘Check’ of March: Debate and Reversal of Alliances,” New Labor Review, v. 1, n. 2, September 1978.

“Ambiguities of Trotsky’s Leninism,” Survey (London), v. 24, n. 1, 107, Winter 1979.

“Trotsky on Stalin’s Foreign Policy,” in Francesca Geri (ed.), Pensiero e azione politica di Lev Trockij, Firenze: Leonardo Olschki, 1983.

“Machajski and the New Class,” Telos, Fall 1988.

“Anarchists in the Russian Revolution,” in George D. Jackson (ed.), Dictionary of the Russian Revolution, Greenwood Press, 1989.

“The Star Wars Debate,” Armed Forces and Society, Winter 1989.

“Stalin Old and New,” Russian Review, July 1995.

“The Anarchist Critique of Marxism,” Perspectives, Fall 1998.

“The Revisionist Tradition in European Diplomatic History,” Journal of the Historical Society, Spring 2004.

“Kremlinology,” in James Millar et. al. (eds.) Encyclopedia of Russian History, Thomson­Gale, 2004.

REVIEWS:

J. A. Harrison, The Founding of the Russian Empire in Asia and America, California Historical Quarterly, Spring 1972. Klaus Mehnert, Moscow and the New Left, Russian History/Histoire Russe, v. 3, part 1, 1976.

Martin Miller, Kropotkin, Russian History/Histoire Russe, vol. 7, part 3, 1980.

Ronald Segal, Trotsky: A Biography, Slavic Review, Fall 1981.

Alan Adler (ed.), Theses, Resolutions, and Manifestoes of the First Four Congresses of the Communist International,

Mikhail Agursky, Ideologiia Natsional­Bolshevizma, Russian History/Histoire Russe, vol. 9, part 1, 1982.

Donald Zagoria (ed.), Soviet Policy in East Asia, Choice, April 1983.

William Rosenberg and Marilyn Young, Transforming Russia and China, Russian History/Histoire Russe, vol. 10, part 1, 1983.

Archie Brown and Michael Kaser (eds.), Soviet Policy in the Eighties, Choice, June 1983.

Bruce Porter, The USSR in Third World Conflicts: Soviet Arms and Diplomacy in Local Wars, 1945­1980, Choice, February 1985.

Joseph Nogee (ed.), Russia After Brezhnev, Choice, November, 1985.

Robert C. Tucker, Political Culture and Leadership in Soviet Russia: From Lenin to Gorbachev; and Donna Bahry, Outside Moscow: Power, Politics, and the Budgetary Process in the Soviet Republics, Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, v.501 (January 1989).

Moshe Lewin, The Gorbachev Phenomenon, American Historical Review, (February 1990).

Stalin (HBO film biography), American Historical Review (July 1991).

Caroline Cahm, Kropotkin and the Rise of Revolutionary Anarchism, Russian History, Fall 1992.

John Lowenhardt, James Ozinga, and Erik van Ree, The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Politburo, Russian History, Summer 1993.

Roy Laird, The Soviet Legacy, Russian Review, Winter 1993­4. Robert Service, Lenin: A Political Life (vol.3), American Historical Review, October 1996.

Anne de Tinguy, The Fall of the Soviet Empire, Russian Review, July 1999.

Julie A. Cassiday, The Enemy on Trial: Early Soviet Courts on Stage and Screen, Canadian Slavonic Papers, December, 2000.

Stephen White and Evan Mawdsley, The Central Committee of the Communist Party, 1917­1991, American Historical Review, October, 2001.

Celleste Wallander, “Western Policy and the Demise of the USSR,” Journal of Cold War Studies (Fall 2003), H­DIPLO, 5 November 2003.

Jonathan Harris, Subverting the System: Gorbachev’s Reform of the Party Apparat, 1986­1991, Slavic Review, Spring 2005.

Mark Kramer, “The Collapse of East European Communism and the Repercussions within the Soviet Union, Journal of Cold War Studies (three parts) (Fall 2003, Fall 2004, Winter 2005), H­ DIPLO, May 2005.

Uri Ra’anan (ed.), Flawed Succession: Russia’s Power Transfer Crises, Slavic Review, forthcoming.

Andras Bozoki and Miklos Sukosd, Anarchism in Hungary: Theory, History, and Legacies, American Historical Review, forthcoming.

OP­ED PIECES AND OTHER WRITINGS:

“An Israeli Balance Sheet on the Lebanon War,” Portalwood Press, April 1, 1983.

“Chronicling the Soviet Succession,” Oakland Tribune, February 26, 1984.

“Post World War Three: A Kind of Utopia?” San Francisco Chronicle, April 1, 1984.

“Soviet Malaise Threatens East­West Relations,” Oakland Tribune, July 1, 1984.

“Nuclear Jitters,” San Francisco Chronicle, July 15, 1984. “Another View of ‘Survival’,” San Francisco Chronicle, February 17, 1985.

“Story About A­Bomb Not What’s Promised,” San Francisco Chronicle, February 27, 1985.

“Did Japan Have A­Bomb in World War Two?,” San Francisco Chronicle, March 15, 1985.

“U.S. Helps Mold Gorbachev’s Fate,” San Jose Mercury News, March 17, 1985.

“Unthinking About the Thinkable,” San Francisco Chronicle, August 25, 1985.

“It’s a MAD, MAD World We Live In,” San Francisco Chronicle, April 20, 1986.

“The Ethics of Nuclear Strategy,” San Francisco Chronicle, June 8, 1986.

“Gorbachev and Glasnost: The View from the Soviet New Left,” San Francisco Review of Books, December 1988.

“New Storms in Eastern Europe,” (letter), New York Times, 25 December 1992.

Short statement as part of a symposium of Soviet specialists on the passing of Communism, New Leader, 12­16 December 1992.

“The Fall of Soviet Power,” Johnson’s Russia List, 29 January 1998.

“Reply to Hahn,” Johnson’s Russia List, 8 February 1998.

“Second Reply to Hahn,” Johnson’s Russia List, 27 February 1998.

“Note on the Terminology of Leninism,” H­DIPLO, 23 July 1998.

“Primakov and Gorchakov,” Johnson’s Russia List, 7 August 1998.

“Primakov and Recueillement,” Johnson’s Russia List, 20 August 1998.

“Yeltsin’s Turn,” Johnson’s Russia List, 20 September 1998.

“Gorbachev on ‘Who Lost Russia?’” Johnson’s Russia List, 1 October 1998. “CNN’s Cold War: Varga and the Origins of the Cold War,” H­DIPLO, 13 October 1998.

“CNN’s Cold War: Why Stalin’s Berlin Blockade?”, H­DIPLO, 20 October 1998.

“CNN’s Cold War: Stalin’s Postwar Purges,” H­DIPLO, 4 November 1998.

“CNN’s Cold War: The Berlin Wall,” H­DIPLO, 24 November 1998.

“CNN’s Cold War: Stalin’s Election Speech, 1946,” H­DIPLO, 22 January 1999.

“CNN’s Cold War: The Sino­Soviet Split,” H­DIPLO, 25 January 1999.

“Reply to James Hershberg,” H­DIPLO, 28 January 1999.

“CNN’s Cold War: The Chinese Invasion of Vietnam, 1979,” H­DIPLO, 11 February 1999.

“Reply to Woodard,” H­DIPLO, 19 February 1999.

“CNN’s Cold War: Reagan’s Conversion,” H­DIPLO, 22 March 1999.

“Primakov’s Peacemaking in 1991 and 1999,” Johnson’s Russia List, 30 March, 1999.

“Notes on the Legacy of Primakov,” Johnson’s Russia List, 22 May 1999.

“On Revisionism,” Johnson’s Russia List, 31 May 1999.

“Churchill and Pat Buchanan,” Tompaine.commonsense, 27 September 1999.

“Gorbachev’s Bungling Led to Collapse of USSR,” Tompaine.commonsense, 10 November 1999.

“Kosovo and Chechnya,” Johnson’s Russia List, 2 December 1999.

“A Note on the Hitler­Stalin Pact,” H­DIPLO, 6 March 2000.

“Migranyan’s Latest Call for Dictatorship,” Johnson’s Russia List, 1 April 2000.

“Putin, Schroeder, and American Hegemony,” Johnson’s Russia List, 22 June 2000. “A Note on the Great Purge,” H­Russia, 28 August 2000

“Reply to Benno Ennker, H­Russia, 8 September 2000.

“A Note on Bukharin,” H­Russia, 1 March 2001.

“Cross the Chasm Where it Yawns a Little Less,” in the series “Bridging the Abyss,” Evropeets/EuRussia, 15 March 2001.

“The New New World Order,” History News, 17 September 2001.

“Breslauer on Gorbachev and Yeltsin,” Johnson’s Russia List, 22 July 2002.

“Reply to Breslauer,” Johnson’s Russia List, 6 August 2002.

PAPERS AND SPEECHES PRESENTED:

“Trotsky’s Dispute with Boris Souvarine, 1929,” to a conference on the Stalin­Trotsky Dispute and Soviet Politics in the Twenties, Hofstra and Adelphi Universities, March 1979.

“Eurocommunism and Soviet Ideology,” to a meeting of AFL­CIO Frontlash, March 1980.

“Trotsky on Soviet Foreign Policy, 1923­1940,” to a meeting of the Western Social Science Association, April 1980.

Comment on Beverly Springer, “The British Unions and the Thatcher Government,” to a conference of the Southwestern Labor Studies Association, May 1980.

“The Succession after Brezhnev: The International Dimension,” to the Northern California World Affairs Council, August 1980.

“Trotsky’s World Politics,” to an international conference sponsored by the Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli in Follonica, Italy, October 1980.

“Detente and Nuclear Proliferation,” to a meeting of the Genesis Church and San Francisco Youth Association, San Francisco, October 16, 1980.

“Detente in the Third World,” to a meeting of the Genesis Church and San Francisco Youth Association, October 23, 1980. “Moscow and Leningrad: The Alternance in Soviet Succession Struggles,” to a meeting of the Western Social Science Association, San Diego, April 25, 1981.

“East­West Issues,” to a schools conference of the Northern California World Affairs Council, May 16, 1981.

“Soviet­American Relations in the 1980’s,” to a meeting of the Northern California United Nations Association, Piedmont, California, June 6, 1981.

“Soviet Succession Struggles,” to a meeting of the Institute for Historical Study, San Francisco, October 13, 1982.

“The December 1983 Central Committee Plenum and the Andropov Faction,” to the Northern California World Affairs Council, February 9, 1984.

“The USSR and the Andropov Succession,” to the Northern California World Affairs Council, March 28, 1984.

“The Soviet­American Relations: The Conflict of Cultures,” to the Center for Learning in Retirement, University of California Extension, June 22, 1984.

“Soviet Foreign Policy After Andropov,” to the First Unitarian Church, July 29, 1984.

“The Soviets Rehabilitate Molotov and Demote Ogarkov,” to a panel of the American Association of University Women, Walnut Creek, November 4, 1984.

“After Chernenko: Some Projections,” to First Unitarian Church, S.F., November 25, 1984.

“Proliferation and the Nuclearization of Conflict,” to a Hadassah conference on “Nuclear Arms Control: The Last Frontier?” December 2, 1984.

Comment on papers on “Nationalism and Bolshevism,” 3 rd World Congress for Soviet and East European Studies, Washington, D.C., November 2, 1985.

“U.S.­Soviet Relations in the Era of Star Wars,” First Unitarian Church, August 24, 1986.

“Soviet Politburo Factions: A Historical View,” to a meeting at The Hoover Institution, January 30, 1987. “Rules of Soviet Succession,” to the Northern California World Affairs Council, April 28, 1988.

“Gorbachev and the Soviet Reforms,” to the Asilomar conference of the Northern California World Affairs Council, April 30, 1988.

Comment on panel, “The Cold War in Latin America,” Pacific Coast Branch, American Historical Association, August 12, 1988.

“The Stalin­Trotsky Myth,” to the Department of History, UCLA, April 25, 1989.

“The War of Ideas in Gorbachev’s Russia,” RAND Corporation, April 26, 1989.

“Eastern Europe and the ‘End of History,’” Northern California World Affairs Council, October 26, 1989.

Four lectures on the Gorbachev Era and the End of the Cold War, Stanford University Women, September­October, 1990.

“The Second Russian Revolution,” College of Marin, 24 October 1991

“At the End of the Soviet Era,” SFSU Alumni, 22 September, 1990.

“The World After Gorbachev,” Golden Gate University, 6 March 1992.

“After Gorbachev,” First Unitarian Church, 26 April 1992.

“Stalin’s Policy and the Origins of the Cold War,” Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, Charlottsville, Virginia, 12 August 1993.

Panel on the Russian Constitutional Crisis, San Jose State University, 3 November 1993.

“Russia’s Painful Transition,” SF State Sixty Plus, 27 June 1994

“Russia’s Agony,” Peninsula Regency, 23 October 1994.

“Russia and Its Neighbors,” Northern California World Affairs Council, 23 February 1995.

“Can Russia Survive?” American Association of University Women, 3 May 1995. “Russia’s Balkan Policy,” SF State Sixty Plus, 25 September 1995.

“The New Europe,” Sonoma World Affairs Council, 4 November 1996.

“Revolutionary Events in Russia,” SFSU 60 Plus, 8 June 1998.

Panel on Kosovo War, College of Marin, 22 April 1999.

“Russia and the Balkans,” SF Teachers Conference, 13 May 1999.

“Lessons of Kosovo,” SFSU Sixty Plus Beta, 25 October 1999.

“Ideology and Power in the Era of Globalization,” Conference on Globalization of the World Association for International Studies, Stanford, 29 July 2001.

Panel on the Events of 11 September 1901, SF State, 19 September 2001

“The Third World War,” SFSU Sixty Plus Beta, 26 November 2001.

“Pearl Harbor and 11 September,” Marin Jewish Community Center, 7 December 2001.

Panel on Ukrainian Orange Revolution, SF State, 10 February 2005.

“The Bush Foreign Policy: Drunk or Sober,” El Cerrito Democratic Club, 26 July 2005.

“History, Ideology, and the Globalization Bubble,” Conference of the World Association for International Studies, Stanford, 31 July 2006.

RADIO AND TELEVISION:

Productions:

“Poland on the Cutting Edge: The Emergence of Solidarity, 1980­1981,” television documentary, broadcast August 14, 1981, Viacom Channel 11, San Rafael, and October 30, 1981, Viacom channel 6, San Francisco, production, writing and interviewing.

“1982 in World History,” television documentary, Viacom channel 25 (San Francisco), December 20, 1982. Appearances:

Appearances: “Trotsky and Stalin,” a radio interview with Richard Bebo, Canadian Broadcasting Company, July 1980.

Debate with William Mandel on Soviet Foreign Policy, on “Between Two Points,” KTSF­TV, December 15, 1982.

Commentary on death of Andropov, KCBS radio, San Francisco, February 10, 1984.

Commentary on death of Andropov, KRON­TV (NBC), San Francisco, February 10, 1984.

Commentary on death of Chernenko, KRON­TV, San Francisco, March 10, 1985.

Commentary on death of Chernenko, KCBS radio, San Francisco, March 11, 1985.

Commentary on death of Chernenko, KTVU­TV, San Francisco, March 11, 1985.

Commentary on appointment of Gromyko to Soviet Presidency, Shevarnadze to Foreign Ministry and Politburo, KCBS radio, San Francisco, July 2, 1985.

Interview on “Soviet­American Relations,” KGO radio (ABC), October 24, 1985.

Interview on the Reagan­Gorbachev Summit, KCBS radio, November 18, 1985.

Commentary on Gorbachev’s initiative in Euromissile talks, KPIX­TV (CBS), San Francisco, February 28, 1987.

Commentary on demotion of Boris Eltsin, KQED­FM, October 23, 1987.

Panel on Gorbachev, Viacom ch.25, January 8, 1988.

Panel on Soviet­American Relations, KQED­FM, February 5, 1988.

Panel on Reagan­Gorbachev Summit, KQED­FM, May 27, 1988.

Interview on Soviet­American Relations, KGO radio (ABC), December 12, 1988.

Panel on East European revolutions, Viacom ch.25, April 4, 1989.

Interview on Soviet history, KGO radio, September 8, 1989. Comment on Berlin Wall, KPIX­TV (CBS), November 10, 1989.

Interview on East European Changes, KTSF­TV, January 2, 1990.

Commentary on invasion of Panama, KPIX­TV(CBS), January 4, 1990.

Interview on Lithuanian Secession, KGO radio (ABC), April 16, 1990.

Commentary on Gorbachev visit, KQED­FM, June 5, 1990.

Commentary on Arrest of Gorbachev, KRON­TV (NBC), KNBR radio (NBC), KCBS radio (CBS), KQED­FM, August 20­22, 1991. Interview on KGO radio (ABC), August 20, September 10, 1991. Interviews on the fall of the USSR, KPFA, 10 December 1991, KQED, 11 December 1991, KCBS, 26 January 1992.

Interviews on the Russian Constitutional crisis, KQED, 17 March 1993, KPFA and KCBS, 19 March 1993.

Interview on the Russian Constitutional crisis, KPFA, 16 December 1993.

Interview on Russian conditions, KQED, 17 January 1994.

Commentary on Bosnia war, KPIX (CBS), 1 February 1994.

Commentary on Bosnia, KPIX (CBS), 31 November 1994.

Interview on Russian invasion of Chechnya, KPFA, 13 December 1994.

Panel on Chechnya, KQED, 13 December 1994.

Interview on Chechnya, KQED, 15 February 1995.

Panel on Hiroshima, KQED, 8 August 1995.

Interview on Russian elections, KPFA, 5 December 1995.

Interview on Russian elections, KQED, 21 December 1995.

Interview on Chechnya hostage crisis, KPFA, 16 January 1996.

Interview with Eduard Radzinsky to discuss his biography of Stalin, KQED, 26 March 1996.

Interview on Russian elections, KPFA, 11 June 1996. Interview on Chechnya, KPFA, 19 August 1996.

Interview on the dismissal of General Lebed, KPFA, 18 October 1996.

Interview on the dismissal of General Lebed, BAY­TV, 23 October 1996.

Interview on NATO Enlargement, KPFA, 24 February 1997.

Interview on Yeltsin­Clinton Summit, Voice of America, 18 March 1997.

Interview on Yeltsin cabinet shake­up, KPFA, 27 March 1998.

Interview on Yeltsin cabinet shake­up, Bay­TV, 27 March 1998.

Interview on Kireyenko appointment, KPFA, 27 April 1998.

Interview on Russian economic crisis, KPFA, 1 June 1998.

Interview on IMF loans to Russia, BAY­TV, 31 July 1998.

Interview on Russian debt default, KPFA, 26 August 1998.

Interview on Russian debt default, Voice of America, 28 August 1998.

Interview on Russian debt default, KQED, 31 August 1998.

Interview on Russian debt default, KPIX TV (CBS), 31 August 1998.

Interview on Russia­Belarus union, KPFA, 29 December 1998.

Interviews on Kosovo war, KPFA, 30 March 1999; KPFA, 2 April 1999; KPFA, 4 April 1999; KPIX (CBS), 9 April 1999; KTVU (Fox), 9 April 1999; KPFA, 30 April 1999.

Interview on Yeltsin Dismissal of Primakov, KPIX TV(CBS), 12 May 1999.

Debate with Michael Nacht on Kosovo war, KPFA, 7 June 1999.

Interview on Yeltsin Dismissal of Stepashin, KPIX TV(CBS), 9 August 1999.

Panel with Michael McFaul and Carol Saivetz on the Russian war in the Caucasus, KPFA, 13 August 1999. Interview by Ronald Hilton on my writings, World Affairs Report (World Association of International Studies), channels 6, 77 (Palo Alto­Stanford area), 20 August 1999.

Interview on Kosovo Liberation Army, KPFA, 22 September 1999.

Interview on Russian war in Dagestan, KPFA, 26 September 1999.

Interview on Russian war in Chechnya, KPFA, 24 October 1999.

Interview on Russian attack on Grozny, KPFA, 9 December 1999.

Interview on Russian elections, KPFA, 19 December 1999.

Panel on Russian elections, KPFA, 21 December 1999.

Commentary on Clinton­Putin Summit, KPFA, 17 June 2000.

Panel with Peter Duus on Russo­Japanese War of 1904­5, KQED, 5 March 2001

Panel with Richard Baum on Russian support for US war on terror, KPFA, 24 September 2001.

Panel with Strobe Talbott and Michael McFaul on Bush­Putin summit, KQED, 22 May 2002.

Interview on Chechen hostage situation in Moscow, KPFA, 28 October 2002.

Interview on Putin suppression of oligarchs, KPFA, 25 August 2003.

Panel with David Kotz on Putin arrest of Khodorkovsky, KPFA, 17 November, 2003.

Interview on overthrow of Georgian government, KPFA, 23 November, 2003.

Interview on the Georgian events, KPFA, 7 December 2003.

Panel on Yukos oil case, KPFA, 9 August 2004.

Interview on terrorist attack in Beslan, KPFA, 4 September 2004.

Panel with Anatol Lieven on Beslan events, KPFA, 13 September 2004.

Interview on Ukrainian elections crisis, KPFA, 28 November 2004. Interview on Ukraine, KPFA, 30 November 2004.

Interview on Ukraine, KPFA, 4 December 2004.

Panel on Ukrainian election of Yushchenko, KPFA, 3 January 2005.

Interview on protests against Putin social reforms, KPFA, 16 January 2005.

Panel with Tini Cox, Dutch Parliament, and Dirk Androuson, Brussells Tribunal, on the Bush­Putin Bratislava talks, KPFA, 24 February 05.

Interview on revolution in Kirgizstan, KPFA, 26 March 2005.

Panel with Ronald Grigor Suny on Kirgizstan revolution, KPFA, 28 March, 2005.

Interview on Bush­Putin summit, KPFA, 9 May 2005.

Panel with Michael McFaul and Robert Kaufman on 60 th Anniversary V­E Day, KQED, 10 May 2005.

Interview on Islamist demonstrations in Uzbekistan, KPFA, 15 May 2005

Interview on Uzbekistan’s call for end to U.S. bases, KPFA, 30 July 2005.

Interview on Russian­Ukrainian natural gas dispute, KPFA, 9 January 2006.