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Table of Contents
Fall 2006 Issue

Editors' Notes by Kamran Mofid and Yahya Kamalipour
Opening Speech, 5th Annual International Conference
Chaminade University, Honolulu, Hawaii,21-25 June 2006
 Kamran Mofid, Founder of the Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative
Globalization and the Dialogue of Civilizations
Globalization for Common Good, Hawaii, Jun 21-25, 2006
Jim Kenney, Executive Director, Interreligious Engagement Project (IEP21)
Regional collaboration in a global program to reassess fundamental religious concepts and relationships: a measure required to offset religion-related tension associated with globalization [Adobe (Acrobat) Reader needed to view charts]
Ian Fry
Islam and the Dialogue among Civilizations
Ahmad Sadri, Lake Forest College, USA
Towards a Universal Set of Values Bridging East and West:
Global Positive Spirituality for World Peace
Fahri Karakas, McGill University, Canada
Democracy in America Today
Mitra N. Forouhar
Between Mission and Dialogue: A Pluralist Arbitration in Christian Perspective
Alan Race, Interreligious Insight, UK
Buddhist Peace Practice: Śūnyatā, Wisdom and Compassion
David L. Coleman, Chaminade University of Honolulu, USA
Globalization from Below:  Prerequisities for a Reasessment of Right-relationship
Andrew Wicking, University of Melbourne, Australia
Globalization: A Topological Viewpoint with Love and Compassion
Eiko Tyler and James Faccette, Chaminade University of Honolulu, USA
What Hope for Peace in the Middle East?
Marcus Braybrooke, Three Faiths Forum (UK) and World Congress of Faiths
Globalization for the Common Good: The Imperative of Soteriology for a Dynamic Global Ethic
Ruwan Palapathwala
The Silk Road: The Ancient Highway for Globalisation
Keyvan Tabari, USA
A Space For Change Within Globalization: Towards An Asian Centred Form of Globalization
Wayne. F. J. Green, Global Affairs Ltd., UK
American Colleges and Universities’ Influence in the World:
The Globalization of Ethics and Religion in the Twenty-first Century
Keith J. Roberts, Brigham Young University Hawaii, USA
How Can the Role of the State in Economic Development Cause Conflicts during Globalisation? The Inevitable US-China Semiconductor Trade Dispute in Comparison with the NIE Experiences
Lutao Ning, East Asian Institute, Faculty of Oriental Studies, Cambridge University, UK
Developing a Global Marshall Plan: A Blueprint for Global Economic Renewal
Todd Lorentz, Centre for Global Negotiations

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