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Global Ethics Day and Omani Women's Day October 17, 2018
This year the Global Ethics Day coincided with Omani Women's Day. The Capital Private School, Musca… Dr J F Thomas Nov 7, 2018 50 views
Promotion Video of MOOC Responsible Entrepreneurship
Responsible Entrepreneurship, a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) series on the topic of management… Helen Mar 19, 2018 93 views
Introduction to MOOC Responsible Entrepreneurship
Responsible Entrepreneurship, a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) series on the topic of management… Helen Mar 19, 2018 100 views
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Global Ethics Day 2016 Journal Philosophical Views
Journal "Philosophical Views" was a part of the official celebration of the Carnegie Council NY "Gl… Olivera Z Mijuskovic Nov 16, 2016 134 views
#GlobalEthicsDay2016 - Why Do Ethics Matter? by Globethics.net
Why do ethics matter? In this short movie, created to mark the third annual Global Ethics Day, we f… Nadia Gianoli Nov 2, 2016 150 views
Global Ethics Day 2016. COHS-UOB. Oman 12:38
The first Global Ethics Day event in Oman and the GCC region with the theme "Peace as an outcome of… Dr J F Thomas Oct 22, 2016 154 views
Building Peace and Overcoming Poverty - ATD Fourth World
ATD Fourth World presents: "Artisans of Peace Overcoming Poverty," a free e-book that explores the… Diana Skelton Oct 4, 2016 70 views
2016 ICNC Rutgers Promotional Video
International Center on Nonviolent Conflict (ICNC), in partnership with Rutgers University Internat… Carnegie Council Sep 14, 2016 66 views
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Olivera Z Mijuskovic Sep 14, 2016 83 views
Join us for Global Ethics Day, October 19, 2016
It's the third annual Global Ethics Day! Why not use this day to hold an event exploring the role o… Ashley Thompson Sep 7, 2016 104 views
Global Ethics Forum: A Rage for Order with Robert Worth and Roger Cohen
In this memorable conversation, "New York Times" journalists Robert Worth and Roger Cohen discuss W… Carnegie Council Sep 6, 2016 77 views
WCP2016 ERT TRAILER World Congress "Philosophy of Aristotle"
Author: Olivera Z. Mijuskovic, President of the "World Philosophy Network", CEO, Founding Director… Olivera Z Mijuskovic Jun 29, 2016 110 views
How megacities are changing the map of the world | Parag Khanna
In this provocative TED Talk, Parag Khanna explores the idea of megacities changing the map of the… Carnegie Council May 25, 2016 106 views
Kilian Kleinschmidt: “Desperate Migration” & the Refugee Convention
Kilian Kleinschmidt, the former manager of the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, says that many of th… Carnegie Council Apr 26, 2016 100 views
Clip of the Month: Tools for Becoming Wise with Krista Tippett
Award-winning broadcaster and author Krista Tippett discusses how to use "spiritual technologies"—b… Carnegie Council Apr 20, 2016 102 views
Our refugee system is failing. Here's how we can fix it | Alexander Betts
In this inspiring TED Talk, Alexander Betts discusses different ways in which we can better treat r… Carnegie Council Apr 5, 2016 100 views
Manifesto Lima a Paris - audio PORT, subtitles ING, ESP, FRA
We call on all networks, collectives, individuals and institutions to sign up to November 15, 2015… Nadia Gianoli Nov 16, 2015 110 views
Dr. Nadia Flores-Yeffal speaks on Migration South of the US Border
Global Ethics Day 2015 TTU Ethics Center Nov 13, 2015 102 views
Dr. Cristina Bradatan speaks on Issues Related to Migration into Europe
Global Ethics Day 2015 TTU Ethics Center Nov 13, 2015 108 views
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