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Wednesday, 11 September, 2002, 21:27 GMT 22:27 UK

Anniversary questions

One year after the terrorist attacks on America, you have the chance to ask the experts how the world has changed.

On 11 September, BBC World and BBC News Online hosted a series of interactive discussions with survivors, experts and BBC correspondents. The programmes were presented by Nik Gowing, and broadcasted live on BBC World throughout the day.

The topics discussed were:

America and the Muslim World
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Our guests, American broadcaster Bonnie Greer, and Inayat Bunglawala, spokesman for the Muslim Council of Britain, answered your questions.

Changed Lives
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Talking about the psychological effects of the terrorist attacks were Susan Frederick, who was inside the World Trade Center on 11 September, and Dr Michael Isaac from the Institute of Psychiatry.

America's Place in the World
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Guests were Steven Simon who is director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London, and former White House Security adviser 1994 and 1999 and Dr Iftikhar Malik academic and author of several books on Islam and the West.

Business: Reaction and Recovery
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Discussing the economic effects of 11 September were Will Hutton, author of "The World We're In" and the BBC's North America Business Correspondent, Patrick O'Connell.

Related to this story:
Letter from America (14 Dec 01 | Correspondent) Mental legacy of terror strike (12 Sep 01 | Health)

Internet links: Susan Frederick: September 11 Eyewitness | Stryker Maguire | Arab American Institute
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