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ASSOCIATION OF WORLD CITIZENS Join in the worldwide movement to create a Global Community for the 21st century that is free from war and weapons of mass destruction; where disputes between nations and peoples are settled through the framework of world law, and where policy and resources are directed to human needs and securing a healthy and sustainable environment for present and future generations. "Only with a burning patience can we conquer the splendid City which will give light, justice, and dignity to all mankind"- Rimbaud 
Douglas Mattern Brief Bio of Rene Waldow: Rene Wadlow, Representative of the Association of World Citizens to the United Nations, Geneva, and Editor of the online journal of world politics, Transnational Perspectives, www.transnational-perspectives.org. Formerly, he was professor and Director of Research of the Graduate Institute of Development Studies, University of Geneva, specializing on issues of education and social development, especially in Africa. From 1992 to 1998, he was president of a French child welfare NGO, Partage, actively participating in setting up new programs in Cambodia and Vietnam as well as strengthening existing programs in Thailand, Bangladesh, and India. He was born 2 October 1934 in New Jersey, USA and educated at Princeton University and the University of Chicago in international relations.  US Commerce Association that is based in Washington, D.C. by AWC President Douglas Mattern The Pale Blue Dot - full speech Obama's
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by the Chief Representative on "Operation Cast Lead"
in Gaza Speedy
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Congo - Need for Reconciliation Bridge-Builders Ten
Years of the International Criminal Court: The Slow but Sure
Growth of World Law ARTHUR
C. CLARKE - VISIONARY - WORLD CITIZEN Why
We Want Peace by
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NATIONS VOTE ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS AMERICAN CHRONICLE - OUR CHILDHOOD'S END - THE NEXT GREAT EVOLUTION by Douglas Mattern. Published by Opinion: October 24, 2007 HIROSHIMA
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FOR SQUARE TWO THE
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It is my pleasure of announce that Mr.
Rene Waldow has accepted the position of Senior Vice President
of the Association of World Citizens (AWC). Rene has been a great
asset to AWC from the beginning. He has done an outstanding job
of representing AWC at the United Nations in Geneva for many
years. His articles on various issues relating to world peace,
disarmament, human rights, and the United Nations have been both
educational and inspiring. As we are revising the AWC website,
Rene will have a special page for immediate publication of his
articles and activities. I am sure that with Rene as the Senior
Vice President, AWC will be stronger in contributing to the case
of world peace and justice.55 NEW MONTGOMERY STREET, SUITE 224
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