Internet Speech: Is It Free or Not?

Alexia Kapsampeli London School of Business and Finance e-mail: alexiakapsabeli@hotmail.com . Abstract: As the Internet is continuously growing, there has been a serious issue: can we express ourselves freely in the cyberspace or not, because it is strictly monitored? The freedom of expression is a fundamental human right which has been violated even in the Internet […]

International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)

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www.iisd.org The International Institute for Sustainable Development is a Canadian-based, international public policy research institute for sustainable development. Since it was first articulated in the Brundtland Commission’s Our Common Future in 1987, sustainable development has never been superseded by a more compelling or universally-acceptable expression of humanity’s shared goals. At its simplest level, any form of […]

Face to Face: Global Understanding Through Personal and Virtual Contact

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Judith Beth Cohen Professor, School of Education, Lesley University, Cambridge, MA. Jcohen@lesley.edu . Abstract: Based on travel-study experiences in Ghana, Peru, South Africa and other sites, Cohen discusses the positive effects of short-term travel study immersion for students and faculty. Citing research studies that explore global attitudes of participants after such travel, Cohen makes a […]

International Day of Democracy: The Contribution of the Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies Network

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[soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/114305025″ params=”” width=” 100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /] Linda Hartling Director, Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies; Cofounder, World Dignity University lhartling@humiliationstudies.org . Evelin Lindner Founding President, Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies, affiliated with the University of Oslo, Norway, and Columbia University, NY, USA; Cofounder, World Dignity University e.g.lindner@psykologi.uio.no . Michael Britton Board Member, Human Dignity […]

Readdle’s “PDF Expert”: Combining Technology and Education for a Sustainable Future

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Victor Mylonas Business Associate – Readdle Marketing Team victor.m@readdle.com . According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Statistical Yearbook 2013, the increased world paper consumption from 2010 to 2011 is not likely to slow down. This is, primarily, due to the economic and technological boom economies such as China and Singapore are currently […]

Día Escolar de la No Violencia y la Paz. Entrevista al Sr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza

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Día Escolar de No-violencia y Paz: Entrevista al Sr. Federico Mayor Zaragoza, Ex-Director General UNESCO from Global Education Magazine on Vimeo. Javier Collado Ruano: Buenas tardes, estamos con un invitado especial: Don Federico Mayor Zaragoza. Federico Mayor Zaragoza: Buenas tardes. JCR: Gracias por recibirnos. FMZ: Gracias por esta entrevista en un día tan […]

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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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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 […]