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Articles by
Johan Galtung
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Johan Galtung, September 29, 2008
The U.S. economic crisis: 10 proposals
Johan Galtung, September 26, 2008 - TFF Video Channel
Can Japan become sovereign and peaceful?
Japan's deep culture, its relations with its neighbours, why it is a client state of the U.S., and how it can change and become a factor for world peace
Johan Galtung, September 24, 2008 - TFF Video Channel
Galtung's "True Worlds" - As Told Between Two Planes
On the world after the U.S. Empire has gone, on civilizations, global governance, the UN - and the coming Muslim-Hindu conflict
Johan Galtung, February 21, 2008
Kosova's independence - a crime against the Serbs and a crippling of the United Nations
Johan Galtung, at the UN, October 2, 2007
Gandhi's struggle against imperialism: Five points
Point 1: Never fear dialogue
Point 2: Never fear conflict: more opportunity than danger
Point 3: Know History or you are doomed to repeat it (Burke)
Point 4: Image the future or you will never get there
Point 5: While fighting occupation clean up your own house!
One of the most enlightening speeches at the UN for years...
Johan
Galtung, March 22, 2007
Learning
from Gandhi - Towards a nonviolent world order
Presented at the Satyagraha Centenary in New Delhi, the author presents
a fascinating vision of the world atructured around regions and with
a fading West. Two important Appendices about Kashmir and about why
Gandhi did not receive the Nobel Peace Prize (like a few others).
Johan
Galtung, Jan Öberg & Håkan Wiberg,
Aftonbladet, 5:e mars 2007
"Ohållbart
om Kosovo"
Ahtisaaris plan är orättvis och kommer att leda till ökat
våld. Varför är Martti Ahtisaaris så kallade medling
om Kosovo och presstäckningen av denna så partisk och så
lite objektiv?
Galtung,
Øberg & Wiberg,
Jyllands-Posten, 28. februar 2007
En uholdbar plan
Martti Ahtisaaris forslag til Kosovo-provinsens fremtidige status er
fredsforhindrende, mener forfatterne, der er tilknyttet den Transnationale
Stiftelse for Freds- og Fremtidsforskning, TFF. De har fulgt udviklingen
på Balkan i over 30 år.
Johan Galtung,
January 5, 2007
A
mini theory of peace
Johan Galtung, August 23, 2006
What
does professionalization in peace research mean?
A path-breaking analysis - with autobiographical inputs - of how to
move beyond the dichotomy between government "Realism" and civil society
organizations/peace movements "Idealism." Deals also with the code of
conduct and accountability of the peace reseacrcher/worker and the parallel
with the health worker.
Johan Galtung, August 4,
2006
The
Middle East and the EU as a solution
model
There are three building blocks - and not at all
unrealistic. There are moderate and legitimate demands and
extremist demands; the latter must be substituted on all
sides. But most important: there is a model for a
sustainable solution: that of the European Community or
Union. Thus, we need a new comprehensive approach beyond
today's rather naive proposals. The road to security for all
goes through peace!
Johan Galtung, 26. juni
2006
Hva
gør Norge i
Afghanistan?
Fem gode punkter ved en mæglingssession i Peshawar
kontrasteret af en forudsigelse: "Stabilitet kan man trygt
se bort fra. At den hundre år gamle krigen mellom det
angloamerikansk-kristne og det arabisk-islamske skal stilne
av kan man også trygt se bort fra, unntatt overfor
Spania med den eneste vestlige politiker med klarsyn,
Zapatero. Heroinen vil fortsatt nå frem til vestens
gater. Pengene vil fortsatt flyte inn i de korruptes
lommer..."
Johan Galtung, June 21,
2006
USA
& UK versus Iran: A Transcend
perspective
Diagnosis, prognosis and therapy: "The keys to acceptable
and sustainable ways out of this conflict are in the
subtexts, not in the texts. Why is the obvious road toward a
solution not even discussed?
Johan Galtung, TFF
Associate, July 15, 2005
Human
rights and the illegal US/UK attack on
Iraq
By some counts the attack on Iraq is US aggression no. 239
after the Thomas Jefferson start in the early 19th century
and no. 69 after the Second world war; with between 12 and
16 million killed in that period alone. All of it is in
flagrant contradiction of the most basic human rights, like
the "right to life, liberty and security of persons"
(Universal Declaration, UD:3) and the condemnation of the
"cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment"
(UD:5).
Johan Galtung, TFF
Associate, July 14, 2005
The
Korean Peninsula: From the DMZ to a Zone of
Peace
What world conflict formations are the two divided Koreas
part of? How can we envisage them coming closer to each
other? Can the present 2+4 talks be supported by a parallel
process? And how can today's De-Militarised Zone be turned
into a Zone of Peace useful for the Koreans and everyone
else? Compared with the general reporting in our media,
Galtung's speech offers much richer perspectives, opens up
for broader understanding and convinces us that there is a
lot of constructive things that can be done.
PressInfo 223, July 13,
2005
Economic
Boycott as Nonviolence
Economic boycott was very important in Gandhi's way
of fighting
the U.K. Empire. Any boycott of the United States should be
informed by
Gandhian nonviolence.
The purpose is to reduce and
eliminate
the U.S. military,
economic, political and cultural choking
grip on
the world, not to kill U.S. children by hitting the U.S.
economy. By Johan Galtung.
PressInfo 223, 27. juli,
2005
Økonomisk
boykot som ikkevold
Økonomisk boykot var helt central i Gandhis kamp mod
det britiske imperium. Enhver boykot af USA må
inspireres af gandhiansk ikkevold. Formålet må
være at ramme det amerikanske militær,
økonomien, politikken og det kulturelle
kvælertag om verden, som imperiet har - derimod ikke
at dræbe dets børn eller skabe problemer for
befolkningen. Af Johan Galtung.
PressInfo 223, 27. juli,
2005
Ekonomisk
boykott som ickevåld
Ekonomisk boykott var hel centralt i Gandhis kamp mod det
britiska imperiet. Varje boykott av USA bör inspireras
av gandhiaskt tänkande. Syftet är att minska och
avlägsna USA:s kvävande militära, politiska
och kulturella grepp om världen. Målet är
USA-imperiet, inte republiken USA.
Johan Galtung, TFF
Associate, June 4, 2005
Peace
Studies - A Ten Point
Primer
Historic! A concise, handy introduction to peace studies, a
lecture at the histoic first meeting ever in China, at
Nanjin University, on peace studies.
Solana's
- and the EU's? - foreign policy: A
non-starter
State
Terrorism/Terrorism, USA/Iraq, Israel/Palestine Right
Now
Human
Needs, Humanitarian Intervention, Human Security and the War
in Iraq
On
the Coming Decline and Fall of the US
Empire
The
fall of the empire (posted on Transcend.org)
Towards
the Abolition of Nuclear Weaponry: A Theological
Approach
USA-Iraq:
There are Alternatives! And Resistance is
Possible
The
Iraq Conflict 2002: A TRANSCEND Perspective
September
11/October 7, 2001 and its Aftermath: Three
Discourses
September
11, 2001: Diagnosis, Prognosis, Therapy
Tid
for oppjør med Norges
skam
(med Jørgen Johansen)
Velkommen
til Kald Krig II
Review
of Zelim Skurbaty's "As If People Mattered"
The
Oslo Accords: a flawed process. The TRANSCEND perspective as
a constructive alternative
Northern
Ireland - Some dialogue-based
reflections
(with Terence Duffy)
The
Tokyo-Pyongyang negotiations - some reflections on
reconciliation
From
demilitarised zones to zones of peace
The
World in Economic Crisis
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