IPRA Calgary 2006 Conference:
Patterns of Conflict, Paths to Peace

GPEC: Global Political Economy Commission sponsored several sessions at the 2004 IPRA Conference in Sopron, Hungary. One of the plenary sessions featured Heikki Patomaki and joint sessions with the Human Rights Commission and the Art and Peace Commission.

The GPEC:

• maintains a list serve—IPRAGPE for discussion among members on global political economy issues

• planned the Calgary Conference in 2006 including a joint session with the Commission on Nonviolence on Gandhi Economics
  
  
• works with the World Social Forum at Porto Alegre and co-sponsoring several panels there, through Azril Bacal who is both a member of CGPE and on the WSF organizing committee.

IPRAGPEC 2002 Seoul, Korea 19th General Conference papers

Nonviolence as a Pragmatic Strategy and as a Way of Life—Professor Chaiwat Satha-Anand

Yugoslavia: Fragmentation and Globalization—Professor Ivan Ivekovic

New Economic Partnership African Development: NEPAD—Professor John Moyibi Amoda

Formation and Transformation of the Atlantic Economy into the Global Economy—Professor Amoda

War against Terrorism: Global Civil War? — Professor Stein Temnessonl

IPRA 20th General Conference, 2004—Theme: Resistance to Globalization

Dr. Howard Richards—co-chair of the Global Political Economy Commission of the International Peace Research Association—presented the following papers to the 20th Conference of the IPRA, Sopron, Hungary, July 2004. Addresses by Professor Richards to the conference:

Human Rights after the Era of Keynesian Economics

Art, Human Rights, and Peace: Collaborative Projects

More research and analysis from other peace writers:

by Mohammad Jadallah, M.D. of Palestine:

• Security and Justice in the Middle East
  
  
• Human Rights Violations of Palestinians in Occupied Palestine
  
  
• Palestine Development Project: Effect of Globalization upon Palestine
  

Reconstruction of Social Reality: Ethical Transformation—Dr. Howard Richards: an address to a graduate course at the National University of Rosario, Argentina

Long Downward Phase of the Capitalist World Economy—in PDF—by Heikki Patomaki, Professor of International Relations at the University of Helsinki, Finland

Political and Economic Conditions in Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh: Impact to the Economy and Security of the Caucasus—by Hripsime Nalbandyan, Professor of International Studies at the University of Economics in Prague