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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS De Santa Ana, J. e. (2006). Religions today: their challenge to the ecumenical movement. Geneva, WCC. Laugesen, A. (2003). The Roots of Violence, WCC, Danish Television. Video. May, J. D. A. (2004). "The dialogue of religions: source of knowledge? Means of peace?" Current Dialogue(43): 1-9. Mudge, L. S. and T. e. Wieser (2000). Democratic Contracts for Sustainable and Caring Societies: What Can Churches and Christian Communities Do? Geneva, Intl Specialized Book Service Inc. Omar, A. R. (2004). "Religion, power and violence: illuminating the nexus." Current Dialogue(44): 1-6. Tschuy, T. (1997). Ethnic Conflict and Religion: Challenge to the churches. Geneva, WCC. WCC (2004). Power. Echoes-Justice, Peace and Creation News. 22: 1-36. Current Dialogue contains articles on interreligious dialogue, news about interreligious events and related WCC consultation reports. It is published twice per year in English. Further publications: refer to http://wcc-coe.org/wcc/news/index-e.html REMARKS Pastor Dwain Epps: team « International Relations » of the WCC. M. Tarek Mitri: Coordinator of Interreligious Relations and Dialogue at the World Council of Churches, Geneva, since 1991 and Program Secretary for Christian-Muslim dialogue. Pastor Hans Ucko: team “interreligious relations and dialogue”. Update Dec. 2006: Rev. Dr. Deenabandhu Manchala : Programme Executive, Faith and Order. Organisator of the conference “A theological reflection on cruelty- the ugly face of violence” in December 2006: dem@wcc-coe.org
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