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Global
links
Visit these
websites to learn more about global development issues and leadership
opportunities—for both educators and students. The list is
separated into the following categories:
International
development issues
Leaderships
and education
Canadian
and International Organizations
Canadian
International Development Agency
Working with partners in the private and public sectors in Canada
and in developing countries, and with international organizations
and agencies, CIDA supports foreign aid projects and sustainable
development activities in order to reduce poverty and to contribute
to a more secure, equitable and prosperous world in more than 100
of the poorest countries of the world. Read about Canada
making a difference in the world: A policy statement on strengthening
aid effectiveness.
Canadian
Red Cross
As part of the International Federation
of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, the Canadian Red Cross
helps people in Canada and around the world deal with situations
that threaten their safety, survival, wellbeing and human dignity.
Department
of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade represents
Canada abroad through a network of embassies and offices around
the world. DFAIT's objectives are to promote prosperity, ensure
Canadians' security within a global framework and promote Canadian
values and culture on the international stage.
United
Nations
This is the international UN website. The UN performs many duties
ranging from the decision of the Security Council to dispatch a
peacekeeping operation in response to a dispute, to setting standards
for air safety and communications compatibility; from rushing emergency
supplies to victims of natural disaster, to co-ordinating the response
to the AIDS pandemic; from helping countries carry out free and
fair elections, to securing low-interest loans to develop the infrastructures
of poorer countries. The UN's work is about making a healthier,
more stable world with enhanced opportunities and justice for everyone.
Learn about the UN and its governing bodies, and browse through
the links to the different branches of the UN. Check out the link
to the CyberSchoolBus and the briefing papers on global issues.
United
Nations Association in Canada
UNA-Canada is a national non-profit organization promoting UN programs
and activities within Canada. The association offers individual
Canadians a window into the work of the UN, and a channel through
which to become engaged in the critical international issues affecting
us all. By creating links between the work of the UN and the lives
of Canadians, UNA-Canada is helping to build a better United Nations.
United
Nations Children’s Fund
Created by the United Nations General Assembly in 1946, UNICEF works
to help children living in poverty in developing countries and strives
to reduce childhood death and illness and to protect children in
the midst of war and natural disaster. UNICEF also works with national
governments, non-governmental organizations, other United Nations
agencies and private-sector partners to protect children and their
rights by providing services and supplies and by helping shape policy
agendas and budgets in the best interests of children.
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Economic,
Social and Sustainable Development
Canadian
Centre for International Studies and Cooperation
The Canadian Centre for International Studies and Cooperation is
a non-profit organization with a mission to fight poverty and exclusion
in the developing world.
CARE Canada
CARE Canada is a humanitarian organization that fights global poverty
and is dedicated to helping the world's poor children and their
families to solve their most threatening problems. CARE Canada is
an operational member of the CARE International
network, supporting and implementing development projects and relief
efforts around the world.
Falls
Brook Centre
Falls Brook Centre works on a range of successful regional and international
programs that support local communities and organizations to adapt
to a sustainable future. Through the development and promotion of
meaningful demonstrations, the centre hopes to show it is possible
to live more lightly in our environment while contributing positively
to the local economy.
International
Development Research Centre
The International Development Research Centre is a public corporation
created by the Canadian government to help communities in the developing
world find solutions to social, economic, and environmental problems
through research. Links include articles, research papers and dossiers
on the current developmental issues around the world.
Kids
Can Free the Children
Kids Can Free the Children is an international network of children
helping children through representation, leadership and action.
KCFTC has two main purposes: to free children from poverty, exploitation
and abuse, and to give children a voice, leadership training and
opportunities to take action on issues which affect them from a
local to an international level.
Make
Trade Fair
Make Trade Fair gives a voice to the farmers, labourers, and factory
workers who are being cheated by the blatantly unfair rules of world
trade. And it gives a voice to you, the consumer, if you want to
join them in the call to end exploitation and make trade fair.
OneWorld
OneWorld aims to be the online media gateway that most effectively
informs a global audience about human rights and sustainable development.
OneWorld envisions a world where resources are shared fairly and
sustainably, where human rights are nurtured and protected, and
where democratic governance structures enable people to shape their
own lives.
Ontario
Council for International Co-operation
OCIC is a membership association of Ontario-based, non-profit, voluntary
organizations and individual associates working both in the North
and South for global justice. OCIC strives to increase the effectiveness
and collective impact of all its members' efforts to promote sustainable,
people-centred development, and to educate and engage the Ontario
public on global issues. The 'Development Links' section provides
a comprehensive database of links to websites about global issues
and development.
Oxfam
International
Oxfam International is a confederation of 12 organizations –
including Oxfam Canada –
working together in more than 100 countries to find lasting solutions
to poverty, suffering and injustice. The 12 Oxfam organizations
link up their work on development programs, humanitarian response
and lobbying for policy changes at the national and global level.
NetAid
In September 2000, world leaders committed themselves to cutting
poverty in half by 2015. A non-profit corporation based in New York,
NetAid brings people together in ways that will help achieve this
goal. NetAid's mission is to build an active network of people and
organizations in developed countries committed to ending extreme
poverty around the world. Two of NetAid's key programs include:
NetAid World Schoolhouse and NetAid Online Volunteering.
Plan
International
Plan International is a humanitarian, child-focused development
organization working with families and their communities to meet
the needs of children around the world. Plan International works
in 45 developing countries in the areas of health, education, livelihood,
housing, water and sanitation projects, and cross-cultural learning.
Child sponsorship is the foundation of the organization. Foster
Parents Plan is the Canadian member of Plan International.
Pueblito
Canada
Pueblito Canada is an NGO committed to the well-being of children
in Latin America. A leader in the care and development of young
children in poor communities, Pueblito works in partnership with
local organizations in Latin America work to continuously advocate
for the rights of the child, supporting the development of local
health care, childcare and education programs.
Street
Kids International
An international charity based in Toronto, Street Kids International
aims to give street kids around the world the choices, skills and
opportunities to make a better life for themselves.
UNICEF
UNICEF was created in 1946 by the UN General Assembly to bring emergency
relief to children and their families in post-war Europe. In 1953,
its emphasis was shifted from relief work to programs of long range
benefit to children. Working in over 150 developing countries, UNICEF
is guided by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the
Child. UNICEF programs address the full range of children's rights,
covering areas from health care, clean water and education to recreation,
access to information and freedom of expression.
UNICEF
Canada
Founded in 1955 as a volunteer driven organization, UNICEF Canada
works to mobilize the support of all Canadians to realize the rights
of the world's most vulnerable children.
United
Nations Development Programme
At the United Nations Millennium Summit, world leaders put development
at the heart of the global agenda by adopting the Millennium Development
Goals, which set clear targets for reducing poverty, hunger, disease,
illiteracy, environmental degradation and discrimination against
women by 2015. On the ground in 166 countries, UNDP uses its global
network to help the UN system and its partners to raise awareness
and track progress, while connecting countries to the knowledge
and resources needed to achieve these goals.
The
United States Agency for International Development
USAID is an independent federal government agency that receives
foreign policy guidance from the Secretary of State. It is the principal
United States agency that extends assistance to countries recovering
from disaster, trying to escape poverty and engaging in democratic
reforms.
USC
Canada
Established in 1945, USC Canada is the oldest solely Canadian international
development agency. Highly respected for its innovative project
programming, USC Canada seeks out the expertise and partnership
of local peoples in Africa and Asia to effect long term solutions
to poverty.
WaterCan
WaterCan helps citizens of developing countries build sustainable
water supply and sanitation services, and encourages Canadians to
lend support. WaterCan identifies and supports local partners to
carry out small-scale water and sanitation projects.
World
Accord
World Accord is a not-for-profit, non-governmental, international
development organization. The organization works with partners in
Canada and overseas to provide sustainable education, training and
self-help programs for the poor in the developing world. World Accord
supports community groups who work at the grassroots level to provide
services that will help participants to improve their standard of
living in a sustainable manner.
The
World Bank
The World Bank is one of the world’s largest sources of development
assistance. Its primary focus is on helping the poorest people and
the poorest countries. This site provides an overview of how the
Bank uses its financial resources, its highly trained staff and
its extensive knowledge base to help developing countries onto paths
of stable, sustainable and equitable growth.
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Human
Rights
Amnesty
International Canada (part of Amnesty
International)
Amnesty International Canada is part of the worldwide movement of
human rights activists and financial supporters. AI works to prevent
violations of fundamental human and political rights by governments
and opposition groups. AI received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1977
and today is among the most highly respected human rights organizations
in the world.
Association
for Women's Rights in Development
The Association for Women's Rights in Development connects, informs
and mobilizes people and organizations committed to achieving gender
equality, sustainable development and women's human rights. By facilitating
ongoing debates on fundamental and provocative issues and by building
the individual and organizational capacities of those working for
women's empowerment and social justice, AWID's goal is to cause
policy, institutional and individual change that will improve the
lives of women and girls everywhere.
Canadian
Coalition for the Rights of Children
The mandate of the Canadian Coalition for the Rights of Children
is to ensure a collective voice for Canadian organizations and youth
concerned with the rights of children as described in the United
Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the World Summit
for Children Declaration. The Coalition has grown to include over
50 national and provincial NGOs committed to promoting and protecting
the rights of children in Canada and abroad.
Canadian
Human Rights Commission
The Commission's business is to make the Canadian Human Rights Act
work for the benefit of all Canadians. The three main aspects to
its work are to provide effective and timely means for resolving
individual complaints, promote knowledge of human rights in Canada
and to encourage people to follow principles of equality, and help
reduce barriers to equality in employment and access to services.
The government website for the CHRC outlines current issues and
policies on the human rights of Canadians.
Canadian
Human Rights Foundation (CHRF)
The CHRF was established as a non-profit, non-governmental organization
in 1967 by a group of leading Canadian scholars, jurists and human
rights advocates with a mandate to advance democracy, human development,
peace and social justice through educational programs. CHRF is a
global leader in human rights education with over 37 years experience.
Global
March Against Child Labour
The Global March Against Child Labour movement began on January
17, 1998 when thousands of people marched together to put forth
a message against child labour. The organization is involved in
assessing and lobbying for the ratification and implementation of
the ILO Convention against the worst forms of child labour (Convention
182). The organization is also involved in the Global Campaign for
Education which aims to provide education for all.
Human
Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch is an independent NGO dedicated to protecting
the human rights of people around the world. The organization stands
with victims and activists to prevent discrimination, to uphold
political freedom, to protect people from inhumane conduct in wartime
and to bring offenders to justice.
International
Labour Organization
The International Labour Organization is the UN specialized agency
which seeks the promotion of social justice and internationally
recognized human and labour rights. It was founded in 1919 and is
the only surviving major creation of the Treaty of Versailles, which
brought the League of Nations into being, and it became the first
specialized agency of the UN in 1946.
International
Save the Children Alliance
The International Save the Children Alliance is the world's leading
independent children's rights organization with 29 members working
in over 120 countries. Save the Children fights for children's rights,
delivering immediate and lasting improvements to children's lives
worldwide. Save the Children
Canada pursues its mission through community development and
advocacy in partnership with local communities in Canada and overseas
to assist, enable and empower them to improve the quality of life
of children.
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Hunger
Canadian
Feed The Children
Canadian Feed The Children is an independent, registered charity
whose goal is to alleviate the impact of poverty on children. The
charity works with local partners overseas and in Canada to enhance
the wellbeing of children and the self-sufficiency of their families
and communities.
CHF
– Partners in Rural Development
The CHF – Partners in Rural Development is a non-profit organization
dedicated to enabling poor rural communities in developing countries
to attain sustainable livelihoods. CHF envisions a world in which
the rural poor have access to land, water, energy, technology and
other resources they need to improve their living conditions in
a sustainable manner.
Food
First: Institute for Food and Development Policy
Food First is a member-supported, non-profit 'peoples' think tank
and education-for-action centre. It works to highlight root causes
and value-based solutions to hunger and poverty around the world,
with a commitment to establishing food as a fundamental human right.
Links on this website provide access to case studies and a 'Take
Action' link to help you get involved.
Freedom
from Hunger
Freedom from Hunger is an international development organization
working in fifteen countries across the globe. The organization
brings innovative and sustainable self-help solutions to the fight
against chronic hunger and poverty. Together with local partners,
Freedom from Hunger equips families with the resources they need
to build futures of health, hope and dignity.
The
Hunger Project – Canada
The Hunger Project is a strategic organization and global movement
committed to the sustainable end of world hunger. In Africa, Asia
and Latin America, the organization empowers local people to create
lasting society-wide progress in health, education, nutrition and
family incomes.
United
Nations World Food Program (WFP)
Scheduled to go into operation in 1963 as a three-year experimental
program, the World Food Program has since become the world's largest
food aid organization. An earthquake hit Iran in September 1962,
followed by a hurricane in Thailand in October. Newly independent
Algeria was resettling five million refugees. Food aid was urgently
needed and WFP supplied it. It has never stopped. This site will
give you information about the hardest-hit areas, current news and
an interactive Hunger Map to teach you about hunger issues. Check
out Food Force
while you are on this site. It is the amazing online humanitarian
video game that helps educate children about the issue of global
hunger.
World
Hunger Education Service – Hunger Notes
Since its founding in 1975, the mission of World Hunger Education
Service is to inform the public and policymakers about the issues
of and the causes, extent and efforts to end hunger and poverty
in the United States and the world. The 'Learn more about Hunger'
link provides access to fact sheets and educational resources.
World
Hunger Year
WHY attacks the root causes of hunger and poverty by promoting effective
and innovative community-based solutions that create self-reliance,
economic justice and food security.
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International
Health and Development
Advocates
for Youth
Advocates for Youth is dedicated to creating programs and advocating
for policies that help young people make informed and responsible
decisions about their reproductive and sexual health. The organization
provides information, training, and strategic assistance to youth-serving
organizations, policy makers, youth activists, and the media in
the United States and the developing world.
AEGiS
(AIDS Education Global Information System)
Founded in the mid-1980s, AEGiS is a web-based reference for HIV/AIDS-related
information. Through the keyword-searchable knowledge-base, AEGiS
offers cutting edge information via HIV/AIDS-specific publications
and news sources from around the world.
Canadian
Physicians for Aid and Relief
CPAR develops primary health care, water and sanitation, income
generation, peace building, emergency assistance, natural resource
management and food security programs to help support vulnerable
communities in Africa. The majority of CPAR's work is focused on
integrated health and sustainable development programs in Uganda,
Ethiopia, Malawi and Tanzania.
Family
Health International
Family Health International works to improve reproductive and family
health around the world through biomedical and social science research,
innovative health service delivery interventions, training and information
programs. FHI works in partnership with universities, ministries
of health, non-governmental organizations and faith-based organizations
to conduct ongoing projects in the United States and more than 60
developing countries.
The
Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis & Malaria
The Global Fund has been established to attract, manage and disburse
additional resources through a new partnership that will make a
sustainable and significant contribution to the reduction of infections,
illness and death caused by HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
Interagency
Coalition on AIDS and Development
ICAD is a network of over 120 Canadian international development
non-governmental organizations, AIDS service organizations and individuals
who are concerned about the global HIV/AIDS issues. ICAD exists
to help Canadians contribute to international HIV/AIDS work.
Médecins
Sans Frontières – Doctors Without Borders
MSF was established in 1971 by a small group of French doctors who
were determined to find a way to respond rapidly and effectively
to public health emergencies, with complete independence from political,
economic and religious influences. MSF is the world's leading international
independent emergency medical relief organization. Since its establishment
in 1991, MSF-Canada has sent more
than 500 Canadian volunteers to work in emergency medical aid projects
amidst conflicts, epidemics or natural disasters in over 80 countries.
Right
to Play
Right To Play is a humanitarian organization using sport and play
programs to encourage the healthy physical, social and emotional
development of the world's most disadvantaged children. Right To
Play is committed to improving the lives of these children and to
strengthening their communities by translating the best values of
sport into opportunities to promote development, health and peace.
UNAIDS
(Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS)
As the leading advocate for worldwide action against HIV/AIDS, the
global mission of UNAIDS is to lead, strengthen and support an expanded
response to the epidemic that will, prevent the spread of HIV, provide
care and support for those infected and affected by the disease,
reduce the vulnerability of individuals and communities to HIV/AIDS
and alleviate the socioeconomic and human impact of the epidemic.
United
Nations Population Fund
The United Nations Population Fund is the world's largest international
source of funding for population and reproductive health programs.
Since beginning operations in 1969, the Fund has provided nearly
$6 billion in assistance to developing countries. UNFPA works with
governments and NGOs in over 140 countries to support programs that
help women, men and young people plan their families and avoid accidental
pregnancies, undergo pregnancy and childbirth safely, avoid sexually
transmitted diseases, and combat violence against women.
The
World Health Organization
As the United Nations' specialized agency for health, the World
Health Organization was established in 1948. WHO's objective is
the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health.
Health is defined in WHO's constitution as a state of complete physical,
mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease
or infirmity.
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Peace
and Security
Abolition
2000
Global Council of Abolition 2000 is a global network of over 2,000
organizations and municipalities in more than 90 countries that
are working for a global treaty to eliminate nuclear weapons.
Adopt-A-Minefield
– Canadian Landmine Foundation
The Canadian Landmine Foundation is a private sector foundation
that continues to exemplify Canada's commitment to a global ban
on landmines. The foundation offers programs through which individuals
and groups can contribute to clearing landmine fields, sponsor landmine
detection dogs and visit a website to click daily to make a free
donation for landmine clearance. The foundation raises public profile
and produces revenue for humanitarian demining.
Canadian
Association for Mine and Explosive Ordnance
CAMEO Landmine Clearance is a registered Canadian charitable organization
with a mission to provide safe, professional and cost-effective
humanitarian land mine clearance and explosive ordnance disposal
services in war-torn societies.
The
Center for Defense Information
CDI is a non-partisan, non-profit organization committed to independent
research on the social, economic, environmental, political and military
components of global security.
NATO
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's website offers access to
information on NATO's policies and structures, official documents,
press releases, speeches and publications and links to other relevant
sites. The site looks at key topics and the latest developments
on NATO's agenda.
NGO
Committee on Disarmament
The Non-Governmental Organizations' (NGO) Committee on Disarmament
is a private voluntary organization based at the United Nations
in New York. It has provided services and facilities to hundreds
of citizens' groups concerned with peace and disarmament activities
of the United Nations. The committee is regarded as a primary ally
of the international movement for arms control and peace and disarmament.
Waging
Peace – Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation pursues the goal of creating a
safer, more secure world through a variety of programs. These program
areas address issues of violence, weapons of mass destruction, international
law, the constructive uses of science and technology, education
and youth empowerment.
Seeds
of Peace
Seeds of Peace is a non-profit, non-political organization dedicated
to helping teenagers from areas of conflict by providing the leadership
skills required to promote coexistence and peace. While the organization
focuses primarily on the Middle East, its programs have expanded
to include other regions of conflict. As of 2003, participants come
from the Middle East, the Balkans, South Asia and Cyprus.
United
Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Established in 1945, UNESCO currently has more than 185 member states.
UNESCO's main objective is to contribute to peace and security in
the world by promoting collaboration among nations through education,
science, culture and communication.
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Leadership,
Education and Volunteering
These
websites will give you information about leadership, education and
volunteering opportunities around the world. Some of the sites will
also provide stories and testimonials from individuals who are taking
action to make a difference.
AFS
Interculture Canada
AFS Interculture Canada is an educational movement that promotes
global education and intercultural understanding through quality
exchange programs for youth and adults. AFS offers school base programs
for youth and volunteer work/internship opportunities abroad for
young adults, allowing participants to act as responsible, global
citizens working for peace and understanding in a diverse world.
Canada
World Youth
Canada World Youth is a leader in the field of non-formal international
education. It provides young people with opportunities to become
active players in community development in Canada and overseas by
learning about other cultures and ways of life, exploring community
and international development issues first hand and acquiring practical
work experience.
Canadian
Crossroads International
Canadian Crossroads International is an international non-profit
organization dedicated to building a constituency of global citizens
committed to voluntarism, international development and social action
in the new millennium. CCI actively contributes to creating a sustainable
and equitable world by working in partnership, facilitating learning
and exchange across cultures, and raising awareness of global issues.
Canadians
Making a Difference in the World – CIDA
Ordinary Canadians are doing extraordinary things to reduce poverty
in countries around the world. These stories demonstrate how Canadians
of all ages and from all walks of life—from firefighters and
teachers to flight attendants and youth interns—are taking
action.
Coady
International Institute
The Coady International Institute is a learning organization dedicated
to identifying, developing and sharing knowledge on effective development
practice. As a leader in the study and practice of community-based
development, the Coady provides relevant programs that help others
make a positive difference in their own communities.
CUSO
CUSO was founded in 1961 to coordinate the overseas volunteer programs
of several Canadian universities. More than 12,000 Canadians have
travelled to Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America and the
South Pacific to provide development aid. CUSO works primarily with
local, non-government groups. In addition to direct people-to-people
assistance, CUSO plays an increasingly important role in strengthening
local organizations by providing training and links to other organizations
for mutual support.
The
Global Youth ACTION Network
This website provides information, resources, links and solutions
to promoting greater youth interaction.
Leaders
Today
Leaders Today is an international organization dedicated to helping
young people realize their potential through leadership, education
and development. This website provides information about the organization,
links to resources and leadership seminars, and opportunities in
Canada and around the world.
Pearson
Peacekeeping Centre
The Pearson Peacekeeping Centre is an internationally recognized
training centre for individuals and organizations involved in peace
operations. Established in 1994 by the Government of Canada, the
centre is an independent, non-profit organization whose mandate
is to support Canada's contribution to international peace and security.
The centre conducts education, training and research on all aspects
of peace operations at campuses in Nova Scotia, Quebec and at locations
around the world.
TakingITGlobal
TakingITGlobal is an international organization led by youth and
empowered by technology. TIG brings together young people in more
than 200 countries within international networks to collaborate
on concrete projects addressing global problems and creating positive
change.
Voluntary
Services Overseas (VSO) Canada
VSO Canada is a national partner of VSO, the world's largest independent
international development agency working through volunteers. Since
1958, more than 29,000 men and women have participated in VSO by
sharing their skills with people in developing countries.
World
University Service of Canada
WUSC is a network of individuals and post-secondary institutions
who believe that all peoples are entitled to the knowledge and skills
necessary to contribute to a more equitable world. Its mission is
to foster human development and global understanding through education
and training.
Youth
Action Network
A national non-profit youth organization based in Toronto, Youth
Action Network (YAN) is dedicated to helping youth become more informed
and actively involved citizens.
Youth
Challenge International
Youth Challenge International combines community development, health
promotion and environmental education in adventurous projects conducted
by international teams of volunteers aged 18-25 years. Youth participants
come from every region of Canada and represent all walks of life.
International programs take place throughout the year in both Guyana
and Costa Rica.
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Online
newspapers and journals
African
Studies Quarterly
This site is the University of Florida's online journal for African
Studies. ASQ is an interdisciplinary, fully refereed, online journal
that publishes scholarly articles relating to the African continent.
Country
at a Glance
This site provides information to help you learn more about your
chosen country. By selecting a country on this list, you can access
links to the nation's newspapers.
Find
Newspapers.com
This website is your Internet guide to newspapers online. Read up
on current events by accessing newspapers in more than 70 countries—including
all Canadian dailies.
Human
Rights Brief
The Human Rights Brief is a publication of the Center for Human
Rights and Humanitarian Law at the Washington College of Law. This
online journal covers development issues in international human
rights and humanitarian law, and provides concise legal analysis
of current human rights issues.
Peace
and Conflict Studies
The journal is published by the Lentz Peace Research Association
on behalf of the Network of Peace and Conflict Studies. The goal
of the publication is to discuss various issues in peace research
and conflict analysis. Articles deal with the environment, social
change, grassroots movements, poverty and hunger, human security,
economic equity, non-violence, disarmament, cultural studies and
conflict resolution.
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World
Maps
Country
at a Glance
This is a link on the United Nations CyberSchoolBus site to "Country
at a Glance." By selecting a country on the map or the list,
you can access information about the country's flag, links to the
nation's newspapers, information about the country's economy, environment,
health and technology, and contact information for the country's
Mission in New York and Geneva.
Holt,
Rinehart and Winston
This site provides many country and world maps, lists and statistics.
WorldAtlas.com
This site provides many country and world maps, lists and statistics.
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