20 Years European Security Policy - Perspectives for the German Peace Movement

Seminar, Brussels, 6-8 March 2012

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The Self and the Other: Europe as a Provocation for Cultural Competence

International colloquium, Brussels, 21st of March 2012

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New Challenges and Prospects for Progressive Politics in Tunisia and Europe

Seminar, Tunis, 26/27 March 2012

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Towards a Universal Declaration of the 'Common Good of Humanity'

Expert conference, Rome, 30/31 March 2011

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"Kriegsverrat - Vergangenheitspolitik in Deutschland" - Wartime Treason: politics of history in Germany

Book reading by the editors Jan Korte and Dominic Heilig, Brussels, 8 Mai 2012

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From 'Common Goods' to the 'Common Good of Humanity' - New Publication, November 2011

 

by François Houtart, mit einem Vorwort von Birgit Daiber - «There has to be a change of paradigms, to permit a symbiosis between human beings and nature, access of all to goods and services, and the participation of every individual and every collective group in the social and political organizing processes, each having their own cultural and ethical expression: in other words to realize the Common Good of Humanity. This will be a generally long-term process, dialectic and not linear, and the result of many social struggles.» Downloads in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Arabic and Chinese

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The Contribution of Women to Peace and Reconcilation, Conference in Brussels, November 24-25, 2011

Conference in Brussels that aims at the recognition of the specific experience of women in conflict-prevention, civil resistance and reconciliation-processes as a main tool for the development of general concepts and strategies. Invited speakers are policy makers, members of NGOs, research centres, and women peace activists from Africa, Middle East and Europe. Conference languages are English, French and German.

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About the Israeli Social Justice Protests since July 2011 - Interview with Ruchama Marton

 

Feminist and peace activist Dr. Ruchama Marton, founder and president of Physicians for Human Rights-Israel, reports in this interview on the demonstrations in Israel, its proliferation, the reaction of the media, the reactions of the government and the convocation to form 1000 round tables. She describes a social movement with new demands and new forms of organization and decision-making.

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