What is Bill Clinton's legacy? It is undoubtedly too soon to say. But in an attempt to begin putting his presidency into historical perspective Hofstra University hosted a three-day conference featuring scholars and administration officials on Nov. 10, 11, and 12, 2005. (Every president from FDR to Clinton has been the subject of a Hofstra presidential conference.)

Dozens of panels assessed various aspects of his presidency. Their papers will eventually form the basis of a book published by Hofstra. In the meantime if you missed the conference you can click on the following HNN Podcast links to hear HNN's interviews with many of the participants.

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Interviews

• Sidney Blumenthal: Bill Clinton's Legacy

• David Greenberg: Was Bill Clinton a Liberal?

• Michael D'Innocenzo: Bill Clinton's Record on Terrorism

• Douglas Brinkley: Bill Clinton's Legacy

• Lanny Davis: How Will Clinton's Impeachment Be Remembered?

• Nancy Kassup: Bill Clinton's Impact on the Office of the Presidency

• John Robert Greene: Was It"The Economy, Stupid?"

• Nigel Hamilton: Assessing Bill Clinton's Presidency

• Diane Heith: Public Opinion and Impeachment

• James D. King: The Elections of 1992 and 1996

• William D. Pederson: Bill Clinton's Pardons ... Machiavellian or Magnanimous?

What's a Podcast

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