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Address Not indicated. Phone Fax Web COMMON GOOD INITIATIVE www.commongood.info http://www.commongood.info/announcement2007.html E-Mail j.boehle@bham.ac.uk Category Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Globalisation for the Common Good is to promote an ethical, moral and spiritual vision of globalisation and encourage adaptation of public policy at all levels that nurtures the common good of our global community. The vision: to help to build a world that is just, free and prosperous for all by serving and promoting the common good. The Aims of Globalisation for the Common Good are: • GCG commits itself to a wide range of activities that are all aimed at promoting and teaching, through cutting-edge scholarly activities, research and education on Globalisation for the Common Good. • GCG therefore, rather than espousing and defending a single discipline or paradigm, seeks to engage a broad, pluralistic range of viewpoints and models to be represented, compared, and ultimately synthesised into a richer understanding of the inherently complex systems it deals with. • GCG is committed to the idea of global cooperation and dialogue between scholars, business leaders, policy makers, opinion leaders and leading NGOs. BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES Founding year Not indicated. A website to inform about ethical, spiritual and global issues and to seek humane solutions to the challenges of globalization. Organizes the “6th Annual International Conference on an Inter-faith Perspective on Globalisation for the Common Good “A Nonviolent Path to Conflict resolution and Peacebuilding”, in Istanbul, July 2007. The announcement can be found at: http://www.commongood.info/announcement2007.html Or at http://www.globalisationforthecommongood.info/conferences/istanbul-conference-2007/ REMARKS Dr. Kamran Mofid: Founder, Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative. The website(s) are not very user friendly, for the Istanbul Conference, the two announcement sites are not identical (check both above mentioned websites). New entry, March 2007.
Address Phone +39.06.585 661 Fax +39.06.588 3625 Web COMMUNITY OF SANT'EGIDIO Comunità di Sant'Egidio, Piazza S.Egidio 3/a, 00153 Roma www.santegidio.org E-Mail info@santegidio.org Category Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT The Community of Sant'Egidio began in Rome in 1968, in the period following the Second Vatican Council. Today it is a movement of lay people and has more than 50,000 members, dedicated to evangelization and charity, in Rome, Italy and in more than 70 countries throughout the world. The Community of Sant'Egidio is a "Church public lay association". The different communities, spread throughout the world, share the spirituality and principles which characterize the way of Sant'Egidio. Founding year 1968. BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES Focus countries and areas: Mozambique, Kosovo, Albania, Algeria, Balkans, Guatemala, RD Congo, Burundi, and the Mediterranean. Initiatives: -Aids care in Africa -A hospital in Guinea-Bissau -Education and Peace -Humanitarian Aid The charitable efforts of Sant'Egidio also led it to be a well-regarded mediator of peace negotiations. In 1990, the Community was accepted by the ruling Front for Liberation of Mozambique and rebel Mozambican National Resistance as a mediator, playing a key role in the Rome General Peace Accords signed in 1992. The community of Sant'Egidio shows its commitment against the death penalty by maintaining penpalships with many Death convicts, collecting signatures for a moratorium of executions. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Della Rocca, R. M. (1998). Community of St. Egidio in Kosovo. PeaceWorks. Rome, Community of Sant'Egidio. Impagliazzo, M. (1998). The St. Egidio Platform for a Peaceful Solution of the Algerian Crisis. PeaceWorks. Rome. Della Rocca, R. M. (2003). Mozambique: Achieving Peace in Africa. Paris, Editions Salvator. REMARKS A number of other documents are published in Italian. The website does not contain a staff list nor any names of its leadership.
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