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INSTITUTE ON
WORLD
PROBLEMS
Promoting in-depth, holistic solutions
for the entire range of our planetary crises.
Building leadership skills for
the Earth Federation
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The Institute is a
501 C3 fully tax-deductible organization
registered in the
USA.
You can donate
to the Institute through Paypal

Note: Every donation of $20 or more receives a free,
postpaid copy of World Revolution through World Law by Glen
T. Martin.
The Institute is
interested is sponsoring sustainable projects in developing
countries, especially South Asia, Africa, and South America
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The
Institute on World Problems includes a group of scholars,
researchers, and students who examine global problems deeply
with a view to their interrelatedness and
interconnectedness. We address the problems not in an ad hoc
crisis by crises manner (the most common approach to world
problems) but rather by looking at the systematic causes and
consequences of present day institutions. We study and
promote integrated and lasting solutions to the deepest
problems facing humanity in the early 21st century.
The IOWP is a non-profit and tax deductible organization of
dedicated and loving researchers who want to open up a
future for the children of the world and establish the
possibility of a decent world system for all the citizens of
the Earth. We work with like-minded organizations such as
the City Montessori School (CMS) of Lucknow, India and the
World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA) that
sponsors the Constitution for the Federation of Earth and
sessions of the Provisional World Parliament.
IOWP research is behind a number of the quality legislative
acts and resolutions passed to date in sessions of the
Provisional World Parliament. Together these legislative
acts and resolutions articulate the vision of an integrated
and coherent world system that establishes a decent future
for the world’s two billion children. We support the
elaboration of an integrated world system designed to
address global crises and world problems under the authority
of the Constitution for the Federation of Earth.
IOWP has a number of projects that cooperate with the WCPA
that include research and education directed toward solving
world problems. We are developing permaculture projects in
Togo, West Africa. Second, we are developing the Collegium
of World Judges by helping retired judges envision and
articulate the foundations for a world under the auspices of
enforceable democratically legislated world law. Third, we
support the educational and research functions of the
Provisional World Parliament. Fourth, we promote education
worldwide concerning global issues and our options with
regard to dealing with those issues.
The IOWP was created in 2001 to carry forward the work of
the Graduate School of World Problems that was created by
the Provisional World Parliament in its first session in
1982. We offer certificates, develop on-line courses and
train future leaders within the Earth Federation Movement.
We have held seminars in many countries around the world.
A list of these seminars, with photos, is found below. We
ask your support for the Institute in our vital work of
trying to establish a viable future for humanity and our
precious planet Earth.
Link to IOWP website
World-wide seminars on World-problems and their
integrated solution under the Constitution for the Federation of
Earth.
The
Graduate School of World Problems was begun in 1982 by an
act of the Provisional World Parliament.
The Institute On World Problems was
founded in 2001 to provide the initial activation of the Institute
On Governmental Procedures and World Problems identified in Article
8, Section D of the Constitution of the
Federation of Earth. The Institute has the
educational mission of studying world problems in relation to good
government, of promoting sustainable development around the world,
of promoting Esperanto as a universal language and English as a
second language, and of promoting democratic world law and
nonviolent procedures of conflict resolution everywhere on the
Earth.
"Let us raise a standard to which the
wise and honest can repair." |
Seminar Dates and Photos
To date seminars have been held in:
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Ghana, May-June 2002
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Lucknow, India, June 2002
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Kara, Togo, June 2003
(photos of seminar)
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Lucknow, India, June-December,
2002
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Chennai, India, December 2002
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South Bangladesh, January 2004
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Kolkata, India, January 2005
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Dhaka, Bangladesh, January
2005
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Kameoka, Japan, January 2005
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Tepotzlan, Mexico, May 2005
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Lucknow, India, September 2005
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Erode in Tamil Nadu, South
India, September 2005
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Kalamata,
Greece, March 2006
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Colombo, Sri
Lanka, June 2007
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Toronto,
Canada, May 12-13, 2008
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Chennai,
India, June 2008
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San Jose, Costa
Rica, January 2010
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Zagreb,
Croatia, March 2010
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San Jose, Costa
Rica, May 2011
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Colombo, Sri
Lanka, June 2011
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Chennai, India,
June 2011
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Bangalore,
India, June 2011
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Raquette Lake,
NY, USA, July 2011
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Northern Costa
Rica, September 2011
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Kara, and Lome,
Togo, June 2012
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Zabreb,
Croatia, June 2012
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Skopie,
Macedonia, June 2012
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San Jose and
northern Costa Rica, September 2012
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Delhi, India, December 2012
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Istanbul, Turkey, December
2012
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Upcoming: Raquette Lake, NY,
June 2013
Some photos of selected seminars
Takoradi, Ghana, June 2002

Kara, Togo, June 2003

South India, January 2004

Kameoka, Japan, January 2005

Dhaka, Bangladesh, January 2005

With Members of the Bangladesh World Peace Council
Tepotzlan, Mexico, May 2005

Erode, South India, August 2005

Colombo, Sri Lanka

Judge Weeramantry, former President of the World
Court in the Hague, was a guest speaker at this June 2006 seminar in
Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Toronto,
Canada, May 12-13, 2008

Toronto: Dr. Eugenia Almand
showing a photo of the location of the first session of the
Provisional World Parliament in Brighton, England.
Chennai,
India, June 2008

We call on prominent peace leaders
prior to the Seminar.
On the stage waiting for the WCPA Conference and IOWP Seminar to
begin.

At the entrance to the University of Madras prior to the
WCPA
Conference and IOWP Seminar

Some participants in the Costa Rica seminar in
January 2010

Bangalore, India, June 2011

San Carlos, Costa Rica, September 2011

In Costa Rica, with the help of WCPA
Vice-President and Director of Fundacion CEPPA, Celina Garcia, we
connected with several Alternatives to Violence (ATV) groups in
northern Costa Rica helping expand their conception of nonviolence
to a global scale.
With college students in San Carlos, Costa Rica,
September 2012

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