Contents
Volume 11, No
3 (Autumn, 2002)
The
World of Dr. Patch Adams
"For the last sixteen years, the patient that I've been involved
with and making a house call on is the community and society."
by Ned Hamson
The Biology Of Hope
Earth-friendly models of success exist in every walk of life, so don't
give up on ourselves.
by Guy Dauncey
Beating Doubts, Droughts
& Debt: Re-shaping the Economic Landscape
In rural Brazil, people are finding that the big factory and big
business won't solve their problems. The solution is much closer to
home.
by
Shannon Walbran
To End Terrorism, End
State Terrorism
The vicious cycle of strike and strike back can only end when human
compassion and reason overcome human greed and ignorance.
by Johan Galtung & Dietrich Fischer
What
Values Will Guide Our Future in an Era of Globalization?
Globalization from below seeks an alternative, humane, democratically
accountable and sustainable system of commerce that benefits all of us.
by Craig Runde
The Environmental Movement: Changing The
Climate Of Opinion
Science and technology have often been a bad
combination for the environment. Things may be changing for the better.
by Peter Montague
Humanity Is On The Threshold Of
A New Era
Are we at the end of history or at the beginning of a new history?
by P.R. Sarkar
Society and Economics
Tension and Tractors: A Story of Balance
The native people advise us to consider how our actions will impact
the
next seven generations.
by Andy Fraenkel
The End of Corporate Omnipotence?
Whenever competition has reached a level of unsustainability,
co-operation has kicked in. It seems about time, again.
by Steve Taylor
Community
Play on... if
you dare!
Cooperative games encourage us to, Play hard, play fair, nobody hurt.
by Dada Maheshvarananda
A Utopian Cowtown Sees The Possible Future
Davis, California seems to fulfill the most progressive dreams of
that progressive state.
by Anastasia Ashman
When a Circle Is Not a Circle
While time and life seem to rush on, we forget the natural cycles
of life.
by Peter Baltensperger
Departments
Greetings
The editor's introduction to this issue
Econotes: Isabel Allende Helps Defend Native Forests; Bananas
Make Great Paper; Ecovillage Training Programme; Seed Surrender is Not
an Option; Irish Bogs are Going
People Notes: Arab Women Push For Gender
Equality; World Embraces
Landmines Ban; Burt Soto Weaves His Lifes Web; Malawi Volunteers Helping
People With HIV/AIDS; Shareholder Activism
Arts in Review
Sophia in Nature: an interview with Robert Bly
So why do people look for the spirit
only in the heavens?
by Ramesh Bjonnes
The
Origin of the Praise of God for Lewis Thomas and his The Lives
of a Cell
by Robert Bly
COLURE: The Giants Wedding Ring
A circle that allows us to see air. Or so we think.
by Sparrow
Documenta11: Portraying Global Life
At the worlds most important contemporary art exhibit, artists
take on
modern life.
reviewed by Jutta Ziegler
Book Reviews
Women Who Could... And Did; The Hunter and The Ebony Tree; Captain of
My Ship, Master of My Soul
reviewed by Cindy Appel, Michael Towsey
Tribute
Until We Meet Again
by Acarya Nabhaniilananda
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