Vol. 17 Nbr. 1, January 2001

Index

• Letters to the editor.
• A call to dialogue united nations millennium world peace summit of religious and spiritual leaders.
• Dialogue between cultures for a civilization of love and peace message of his holiness Pope John Paul II for the celebration of the "World Day Of Peace" January 1st, 2001.
• Indian renaissance and future of the world: extracts from the chapter "Indian Renaissance and Future of the World", from R.Y. Deshpande's book "Sri Aurobindo and the New Millennium".
• Interview with Brazil's president Fernando Henrique Cardoso: from United Nations Development Program's Choices Magazine, Vol. 10, No 1.
• Multicultural, multipolar interconnectedness-toward a global civilization Chulalongkorn University: dialogue among civilizations.
• A Melanesian and western encounter: a dialogue among and between civilizations.
• Hindu response to globalization.
• Commonalities in Hinduism and Judaism.
• Buddhist discourse: an instrument of peace.
• Role of religious art and imagery.
• The Campus for Peace: a new initiative promoting solidarity on the internet.
• Teaching community sustainability: cross cultural models *.
• Teaching peacefully in postmodernity: ocean policy as a case.
• The International University Of People's Institutions For Peace (IUPIP).
• Quest for global peace (Personal Recollection).
• A note on the relationship of beauty and peace.
• The 2001 fez festival of world sacred music: an annual musical event in Morocco embodies and reflects sufi traditions and spirit.
• Hopi art--modern symbols of an ancient people: tradition, heritage and culture blend in the art of the Hopi.
• The 1% solution: a program of the international association of educators for world peace, the foundation for a culture of peace and numerous other peace organizations.
• Solar vision.
• Dialogue and play: the cultural of negotiation and peace.
• Porshia Haygood.
• Spread the peace.
• Peace is a blossom.
• Some reflections on our legal system.
• Themis, goddess of justice.
• Judge orders reading of classics for teens.
• Sikh soldier's right to wear turban-a legal battle?
• Bias against Sikhs in U.S. army alleged.
• Lawyers required to perform public service: ruling of 9th U.S. circuit court of appeals.
• PM releases Urdu version of Gita July 2001.
• Worldspace to broadcast epic.
• A new beginning: a world without nuclear weapons.
• U.S. harassment of nuclear scientists, nuclear plant workers and grassroots anti-nuclear activists.
• Anthology of World Music, Iran.
• Original WWII trainer dies at 89.
• Senate oks bill honoring Navajo code talkers.
• Cell Biologist Dr. Gunter Blobel, Nobel Laureate on how cells work.
• Some new facts you need to know about diabetes.
• Consciousness evolution and planetary survival: psychological roots of human violence and greed: paper presented at the Thirteenth International Transpersonal Conference entitled Spirituality, Ecology, and Native Wisdom in Killarney, Ireland, June 1995.
• The history of medicine.
• Little known about radioactive contamination of Navajo hogans.
• Scientists claim diesel substitute.
• The Apple.
• Lord of categories.
• Review of Expanding Curriculum Research and Understanding: A Mytho-Poetic Perspective.
• Meditation as Medicine: Activate the power of your natural Healing Force.
• "A Peace of My Mind - An Unrepentant Peacenik".
• The Art of Peace.
• Sri Aurobindo and the New Millennium.
• The one and the many: unity in diversity.