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A sovereign, independent culture and monarchy within the territory of Poland.

A primarily non-territorial, secular, progressive, global sovereign state, founded in 1981, based in Sydney, Australia, with citizens from over sixty countries.

An independent nation located near Reno, Nevada. Includes government and cultural information, history, news and photos.

An international and ecumenical center for peace research and action. Uses a combination of research, seminars and publications.

Grassroots voter initiative movement for disarmament of nuclear weapons and the conversion of the arms industries to human and environmental needs. News, events, petition, resources, and ways to become involved.

Project to establish an independent and comprehensive public database of media-reported civilian deaths in Iraq resulting directly from military action by the USA and its allies. Offers incident-by-incident online database and free webcounters.

Reform Movement's campaign to educate and mobilize North American Jewry to support peace efforts and social justice causes in Israel. News and information, publications, program ideas, and educational resources.

An international education program built around leading Nobel Peace Laureates with the goal to inspire a new generation of peacemakers who will transform their local communities, themselves, and the world.

This website is a somewhat eclectic collection of information useful for educating activists of all ages working for peace and social justice.

News, viewpoints, activities, and articles on various flashpoints around the world. Archive available.

Anti-war related, mostly English language songs from many music genres. Links to lyrics and/or audio downloads and suggestions for putting the songs to work.

Mission is peace. Tools are new ideas, listening, research, mitigation, education, and advocacy. Its Peace Training Network offers lectures and training in areas from advanced theories to practical skills. Forums, articles, news, and links.

Upcoming events in peace studies, conflict resolution, and related fields.

Program uses cooperative games and community service activities to empower elementary school students to be peacemakers. History of organization, program model, FAQ, and call for volunteers.

Multidisciplinary educational endeavour of the Five College Consortium of Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke, and Smith Colleges, and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. News and events, publications, and information for students and faculty.

Based at Teachers College, Columbia University, offers courses and information about conflict resolution and mediation. Goal is to enhance individuals' interpersonal and problem-solving skills and develop reflective scholars/practitioners.

Personal site of Peter Kasser, Switzerland, who believes that "Peace is not a dream. Peace is a project." Peace quotes, peace manifesto, and links to related sites.

Performs research and analysis on global peace and survival, supports the abolition of nuclear weapons, the responsible use of science and technology, and the creation of an International Criminal Court (ICC). News and event listings.

A general rant rave and look on the world of today as Dot sees it.

An exploration of the scandals and insanities of war to promote world peace.

Opinions from Christian Conservative angle on society, government, media, history, economics, and religion.

Random opinions by the author.

America is under attack. Corrupt courts, politicians, and international bankers conspire to undermine our Constitution and destroy liberty. State sovereignty is key to reclaiming freedom.

Questions about politics and morality in America.

Issues include drugs and their legalization, prostitution, death penalty, euthanasia, religion.

A list of every Evil corporation, politician, government, ideology, and everything else.

A non-profit, non-partisan education and research organization dedicated to restoring traditional, Judeo-Christian principles to American public policy.

Non-profit, non-partisan public policy organization located in Washington, DC. Contributes to policy debates on issues of U.S. national interest including economic analysis, equal opportunity, community studies and foreign policy.

Vermont's free-market public policy research and education organization - a "think tank" for issues affecting Vermonters.

A non-profit organization dedicated to researching policy issues of critical importance for women. IWPR's policy areas include poverty and welfare, family and work, health care and domestic violence, and employment.

Public policy research organization.

The Mercatus Center at George Mason University is an education, research and outreach organization. The aim of its work is to enable individuals to live free, prosperous, and peaceful lives.

A policy-oriented research and consulting organization. Promotes international cooperation for security and ecologically sustainable development. Programs embrace both global and regional issues, with a focus on the Asia-Pacific region.

Internationally-focused organization that works on global problems such as militarism and conflict, poverty and marginalisation, social injustice and environmental degradation.

An independent, nonpartisan, education and research organization committed to the goals of individual opportunity and economic growth.

This article discusses and compares the welfare state in Britain, France, Sweden, Germany, the United States, the European Union and developing countries.

Provides information on publications and events relevant to basic income in English, Spanish, and Catalan.

Contains information of the causes of poverty, its impact, economic democracy, and facts and statistics.

A project from the Earth Institute at Columbia University and the United Nations Development Program. Information about the villages, progress charts and A practitioner's guide to the Millennium Villages Approach.

An on-line magazine about world hunger and poverty in the United States published by World Hunger Education Service

Myths and facts about workfare.

The primary asset forfeiture pages of the US Department of Justice.

UK Countryside Agency's portal on public use rights under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act of 2000.

A civil rights organization for ethnic minorities in the United States.

Refutation of the 'The Leuchter Report'.

Civil rights organization to defend the rights of minorities in the US, and to defend and support the state of Israel.

Serving the Russian American community and educating general American public about Russian culture.

Independent print publication exploring issues of racism, sexism, and homophobia from the Filipina/Asian Pacific Islander, mixed Asian point of view.

The sites general aim is to support and provide educational material to teach about issues relating to tolerance and intolerance, the Holocaust, Human Rights, diversity and multi-culturalism.

Camera phones in the hands of employees can be a useful tool as well as a corporate liability.