Global Governance at a Turning Point: Innovative Approaches to Peace in a Changing World

Price USD 10.00 Seller Paragon House “The United Nations, as currently structured, cannot fully benefit from the spiritual, moral and social vision that comes from religion. This situation weakens the United Nations as it seeks to carry out its most crucial mission.” —from the Keynote Address, Chung Hwan Kwak, Chairman, IIFWP “The message that I want to deliver is that the real challenge to the United Nations at the moment is that it is dealing with an entirely new balance of power in the world.” —Martin Walker, Chief International Correspondent, UPI “The most important task of the UN today is the prevention of wars caused by interreligious strife. Great progress here could be made if Rev. Moon’s proposal for an interreligious council at the United Nations is adopted.” —H.E. Stanislav Shushkevich, Former President, Belarus “Governance can no longer be considered a closed system. Its task is to find a balance between taking advantage of globalization and providing a secure and stable social and economic domestic environment.” —Vladimir Petrovsky, Professor of International Relations Moscow State University CONTENTS Opening Banquet Welcoming Remarks 3 Dr. Thomas G. Walsh, Dr. Kyung-June Lee, and Rt. Hon. Hamilton Green Introduction to Assembly 2003 7 Dr. Thomas G. Walsh Session I: Vision, Principles, and Objectives Opening Remarks 11 Dr. Thomas G. Walsh and Hon. Dr. Hee-bok Kang Keynote Address 13 Rev. Dr. Chung Hwan Kwak Family-Based Literacy Initiative 21 Ms. Karen Judd Smith Principles for Peace and Literacy 23 Dr. Jones Kyazze Peace in the Middle East 28 Mr. Taj Hamad Peace on the Korean Peninsula 31 Mr. Antonio L. Betancourt Human Development 34 Dr. Kathy Winings Session II: Global Governance at a Turning Point: The United Nations, Nation States, Relgions, and NGOs Current Challenges and Opportunities 39 Dr. Neil Albert Salonen Religious Cooperation for Peace 42 Rev. Marcus Braybrooke A War Correspondent’s View on Current Conflicts 47 Mr. Martin Walker Love, Power, and Justice in Global Society 52 Dr. Gordon L. Anderson Concurrent Committees Committee A: Global Governance and the Future of the United Nations A Moral Rudder and Spiritual Anchor for the U.N. 65 Rt. Hon. Hamilton Green We Need to Stand Strong Against Terrorism 69 H.E. Rahim Alioglu Huseynov The U.N. Must Curb New Forms of Terrorism 71 H.E. Stanislav Shushkevich Conflicting Global Processes 74 H.E. Mart Siiman Human Development and Peace 76 Hon. In’am As’ad Qaddourah Al-Muft The Security Council and an Interreligious Council 80 H.E. Mendsaikhany Enkhsaikhan The Delhi Declaration Can Support an Interreligious Council 82 H.E. Sir James R. Mancham Military Might Cannot Create Lasting Peace 86 Amb. Dr. Babiker Ali Khalifa Modern Governments Require Interfaith Efforts 88 Hon. Isidro Q. Aligada Good Laws Can Make Morality Possible 90 Prof. Esperanza Bautista-Parejo Direct Democracy: A Lesson from the Swiss 92 Hon. Mike Gravel Making the U.N. Legitimate 98 Sheikh Mohamad Kanaan Human Development and Human Security 101 Dr. Vladimir Petrovsky Committee B: The Middle East: Innovative Approaches to Peace Opening Remarks 111 Dr. Frank Kaufmann Love, Humility, Awareness, Responsibility, and Justice Bring Peace 112 Imam Mohammed Ali Elahi How About a New Combined State of Israel-Palestine? 115 Dr. Cheryl A. Lau Resettlement of Palestinians 120 Dr. Jean Maruani Root Causes, Not Symptoms 124 Mr. Arnaud de Borchgrav Cynicism is a Disease 129 Mr. Taj Hamad An Even Playing Field for Religion 131 Rev. David Alan Hart Understand Your Neighbor 136 Sheik Moafaq Tarif Follow the Road Map 138 Hon. In’am As’ad Qaddourah Al-Mufti Committee C: Human Development Opening Remarks 145 Dr. Kathy Winings Culture and Development 147 Dr. Jones Kyazze Tolerance and Appreciation of Others is Essential 150 Dr. V. Mohini Giri Using the Human Development Index 155 Mr. Frederick Azubuike Obi Elements of Character Education 165 Mr. Alan Saunders Reducing AIDS Requires High Commitment at All Levels 169 Dr. Chris Baryomunsi Young People Must Be Taught About AIDS 174 Dr. Maria Pilar Estébanez HIV Challenges Us to Care for People 178 Dr. Michael J. Lenaghan Committee D: Peace on the Korean Peninsula Opening Remarks 185 H.E. Rodrigo Carazo The Bush Administration Approach and Prospects for Peace in Korea 186 Dr. K. A. Namkung Reasons North Korea is Developing Nuclear Weapons 194 Dr. Yong Soon Yim China’s Policy Toward North Korea 198 Mr. Timothy L. Savage Introduction to the Second Panel 205 Rt. Hon. Edward R. Schreyer North Korea is Poised to Cross the Nuclear Rubicon 206 Dr. Alexandre Y. Mansourov The Great Powers in Peaceful Reunification of Korea 211 Dr. Youngho Kim A Grand Design for Northeast Asia 221 Mr. Tamotsu Nakano Session III: IIFWP Partners for Peace: The Councils of Affiliated Organizations: Reports and Future Plans The Summit Council for World Peace 235 Mr. Antonio L. Betancourt Women’s Federation for World Peace 238 Mrs. Alexa Fish Ward American Family Coalition 241 Mr. James P. Flynn Professors World Peace Academy 244 Dr. Gordon L. Anderson International Relief Friendship Foundation 246 Dr. Kathy Winings Interreligious Peace Sports Festival 249 Rev. John W. Gehring Federation of Island Nations for World Peace 252 Rev. Hiroshi Matsuzaki World Media Association 254 Mr. Michael Marshall Special Session I The Washington Times Will Stand Up for Moral Values 259 Mr. Douglas D. M. Joo Session IV: An Interreligious Summit: How Could, or Should, Religions Contribute to Peace? We Should See Ourselves as Others See Us 269 Rev. Jennifer Jane Chalmers Three Principles of Peace 272 Dr. S. Cromwell Crawford How Religious Leaders Can Contribute to Peace 275 Dr. Frank Kaufmann We Must Find Parents Equal to the Task 280 Sheik Mohammad Kiwan How Religious People Can Contribute to Peace 279 Prof. Jameson Kurasha How Religions Can Contribute to Peace 284 Mr. Rama Swarup How Can We Adress the Root Causes of Conflict? 286 Rev. Junsei Terasawa Special Session II Peace and the Significance of Eternal Life and the Spiritual World 291 Rev. Dr. Chung Hwan Kwak Session V: Closing Plenary Opening Remarks 299 Dr. Thomas G. Walsh Report on Committee A 300 Dr. Gordon L. Anderson Report on Committee B 304 Mr. David Frazer Harris Report on Committee C 309 Dr. V. Mohini Giri Report on Committee D 312 Dr. Mark P. Barry Closing Session Introductory Remarks 319 Dr. Neil Albert Salonen, H.E. Mart Siiman, Mr. Inderjeet Singh, Ms. Akiko Ikeno Introduction to the Founder 325 Rev. Dr. Chung Hwan Kwak God’s Kingdom on Earth (Chung Il Guk) 329 Rev. Dr. Sun Myung Moon About the Contributors 333

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