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Later this year WRI will have a postal ballot on changing the constitution. However, the processes of electing a chair and Council needs to start before then. Therefore, these elections will take place under the existing constitution. The election for chair will therefore take place by postal ballot, and the elections for Council at the business meeting (27-28 January) to be held during the international conference in Ahmedabad, India next year.

International Confe­rence, Ahmedabad, India, January 2010



War Resisters' Interna­tio­nal is cooperating with Indian partner organisations for an international conferen­ce investigating the links between local nonviolent livelihood struggles and global militarism, including war profiteering. This parti­cipatory conference will bring together campaigners from all over the world to analyse the role of states and multinational corpora­tions in depriving local com­munities of their sources of livelihood, and learning from the experience of nonviolent resistance at various levels – from the community to the global – and at various phases, from preventing displacement to planning for return.

War profiteering has been a permanent feature of the military landscape. It is not just that the search for profits can foment war. Military rivalry has also gone hand in hand with industrial and technological mobilization for war, reaching new heights in the second half of the 20th century. Those who profit from war form a powerful lobby in favour of military expenditure and war preparations.


Executive summary of the report
Theme Group Presentation: Nonviolent Strategy and Globalisation
Agenda
Theme Group Notes
Sub-groups' Reports
Evaluation
Things to check out


WRI Theme Group Report: Strategising the Globalisation of Nonviolence

The report is edited by Stellan Vinthagen.


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Schloss Eringerfeld

near Paderborn, Germany

23-27 July 2006

War Resisters' International Office

5 Caledonian Road

London N1 9DX - UK

+44 20 72784040

info@wri-irg.org http://wri-irg.org

Contents


Editorial Committee

Dear Friends,

Globalising Nonviolence - Where It All Links Up

Timetable

Practical Information

Maps




Adriana Patricia Castaño Román

Colombia

Email: oganesoff@hotmail.com

Languages: Spanish




I am Adriana Patricia Castaño Roman, activist of the Red Juvenil of Medellín since 1996, and previously a participant in youth groups in the north-west of Medellín, in community activities, and in grass-roots organisations working

Schloss Eringerfeld
Paderborn, Germany [see map]
23-27 July 2006

Are you interested in both nonviolence and globalisation?

Are you campaigning against war?

Are you involved in nonviolent direct action or curious to learn more?

Index of articles

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Pre-conference reading The International Solidarity Movement by Safaa Daoud

Nonviolent strategy against capitalism by Brian Martin

Come to the WRI conference "Globalising Nonviolence" by the WRI Triennial Committee

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