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Cyberpeacefare:

Have initiated Cyberpeacefare Blog on Global Ethics Network and Linkedin. Objective; Facilitate world peace and understanding -up-down-up-a…

Started by Al LeBlanc

4 May 17
Reply by Al LeBlanc

Existential harmony

The Earth planet is an important part of the whole cosmos. It is essentially governed by the Laws of Nature and it functions in a harmoniou…

Started by Professor (Dr) Surendra Pathak

0 May 7

THE GREATEST CHALLENGE: IMBALANCE OF ECONOMY AND CLASH OF CIVILIZATION

As the introduction I gave to the administrator just now, I’m an undergraduate student in School of International Study of Peking Universit…

Started by Liu Yixuan

0 May 3

Can Humor Really Harm a Dictator?

Our colleague Mladen Joksic coauthored a very successful essay for Foreign Policy last week looking at the rise of laughtivism, or the use…

Started by Carnegie Council

0 Apr 17

Global Ethics Fellows Conference Readings

Attached below please find the following readings which will form the basis of discussion on the afternoon of November 10 during the 2011 G…

Started by Carnegie Council

1 Apr 14
Reply by Professor (Dr) Surendra Pathak

Science vs. Philosophy

Here are quite interesting and extremely intense video debates between philosophers and a scientist on a role and value of philosophy today…

Started by Nikolay Shevchenko

4 Mar 19
Reply by Andreas Rekdal

Pope Francis I

In this rapidly imploding global moment – it is interesting to find an international group that agrees on something:  A Jesuit named Franci…

Started by Don Davison

0 Mar 14

Did you #standwithrand?

Senator Rand Paul's long lasting filibuster has attracted much media attention and interest from the general public. It appears John Brenna…

Started by Joshua D. Caplan

0 Mar 8

Barriers to Vaccination in the United States

I just posted a blog entry on barriers to improving international vaccination rates, and I include here a recent article that discusses the…

Started by Ashleigh Long

0 Feb 22

Judith Butler's speech at the Brooklyn College

Judith Butler's speech at the Brooklyn College that is worth reading because the speech itself and concerns it raised went far beyond Israe…

Started by Nikolay Shevchenko

0 Feb 10

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