A New Perspective on the Israel-Palestine Conflict. Interview with Richard Forer.

Global Education Magazine logo meaning from Global Education Magazine Richard Forer in More Over AIPAC Conference Ruth Marjalizo: You were a stalwart follower of Israel during your whole life, but nowadays you are not anymore – or not as much as before. Can you explain to us what made you change your mind? Richard Forer: […]

Metamorfosis radical educativa para una situación humana radical

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Version française (Versión Francés) La crisis económica que estalló hacia el 2008 ha arrastrado a millones de personas en el mundo hacia una situación de precariedad y miseria laboral que los ha empujado a atravesar la línea de la pobreza, condicionando con ello el futuro de sus hijos, y sumándose a la ingente cantidad de […]

Métamorphose radicale de l’éducation pour l’humanité

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Version espagnole (Versión castellano) La crise économique survenue en 2008 a conduit des millions de personnes à travers le monde vers des conditions de vie précaires qui les amènent à vivre en dessous de la ligne de pauvreté, obérant l’avenir de leurs enfants, et augmentant ainsi le nombre de personnes qui se trouvait déjà […]

Global Forum & Bangladesh: The Situation and Obligations of Bangladesh Migrants

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Sheikh Nasir Ahmed Graduat, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh e-mail: sheikhnasirahmed@gmail.com Abstract: With an area of 147,570 square km, Bangladesh is overpopulated with 140 million people. Less than half of its population is said to live below poverty level. A high rate of unemployment and the demand for foreign exchange has led to government policies to promote […]

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Esperanto kaj neperforto. El Esperanto y la No-violencia.

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Javier Alcalde es doctor en ciencias políticas por el Instituto Universitario Europeo de Florencia. Actualmente es investigador sobre temas de desarme y movimientos sociales en el Instituto Catalán Internacional pora la Paz. jalcalde.icip@gencat.cat . Esperanto kaj neperforto En 1887 Ludoviko Lazaro Zamenhof prezentis sian proponon por internacia helpa lingvo. Ĉi juda okulkuracisto, edukita en la […]

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The Peace Process Will Not be Tweeted

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Monica Curca email: monicabcurca@gmail.com / peaceforsale@gmail.com website: http://peaceforsale.org/ Abstract: Of late new media and digital technologies have been instrumental in bringing about social change throughout the world. This article asks if it is possible for new media and digital technologies to also bring peace? Media and communications have a long history in being used as an instrument for […]

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From Swords to Ploughshares: Study Abroad as a means of post-conflict Peacebuilding

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Mark Flanigan Program Director at Japan ICU Foundation markinmitaka@gmail.com – I am quite honored to write for Global Education Magazine and to share the reflections of my work as Program Director at Japan ICU Foundation, for this special edition the International School Day of Non-Violence and Peace. As a Rotary Peace Fellow alumnus, I […]

No country of white men

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. Marie Mainil Director of the Student Peace Alliance at The Peace Alliance marie@thepeacealliance.org . Banner in the entrance of Obama 2012 HQ – Remember that scene in the movie Money Ball when cigar smoking, fairly aged white men made decisions out of smoke around the power table? That’s how elections used to be […]

ELSA – take your future in your own hands!

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By Natalia Buczek Young Volunteer at ELSA nataliabuczek@wp.pl European Law Students’ Association (ELSA) is an international, independent, non-political, non-profit-making organization run by and for students. ELSA was founded in 1981 in Vienna by representative from Poland, Hungary, Austria and Germany. The organization was created to strengthen international relations and a better understanding in that time, which was difficult on political and legal […]

Carta de presentación de ACNUR. Por Francesca Fontanini.

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Los últimos años han sido marcados por una sucesión interminable de conflictos y crisis humanitarias, en medio de incertidumbres, sociales, políticas y económicas. Una de las primeras consecuencias de tal escenario es el incremento de las personas forzadas a desplazarse y buscar protección en otros países. La combinación de estos factores ha reducido el “espacio […]