Winning the Ecumenical Battle for the Common Good
Conference of the Schiller Institute
Bad Schwalbach, Germany, May 4-6, 2001
While Pope John Paul II spoke against globalization as ``the new colonialism,'' the Schiller Institute's May 4-6 conference at Bad Schwalbach, Germany, gathered representatives of 40 nations to set in motion the replacement of globalized stealing and speculation, with an order of reconstruction based on the principle of the General Welfare.
Overview:
40 Nations Represented at
Conference on Eurasian Land-Bridge
KEYNOTE
Winning the Ecumenical Battle for the Common Good
PANEL I
A Twenty-Five-Year Development Perspective for Eurasia:
Russia, China, and India
PANEL II
Peace Through Development in Africa:
The Moral Challenge for Europe
PANEL III
In Defense of the General Welfare:
The Crucial Fight to Save
D.C. General Hospital in Washington, D.C.
PANEL IV
From Bach's Chorales to Mozart's Grosse Messe:
Examples from the Music Work of the Schiller Institute
SECOND KEYNOTE
Celebrating Nicolaus of Cusa and Cervantes
PANEL VI