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Contributors
David Barash is professor of Psychology and Zoology al the University of Washington, Seattle.
George G. Bell is Vice-President, External Relations and University Development, al Yod: University, J;>ownsville.
Conrad G. Brunie is Associate Professor, Philosophy and Peace Studies, University of Waterloo.
GWyllM Dyer is an international jomnalist and political commentator, DOW
in London, England.
E. Margaret Fulton is Adjutant Professor, Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
Brùm Hehir is the Secretary, Department of Political Affairs, U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishops, Washington, D.C.
Christopher Hodgldnson is a Professor in the Faculty of Education, University of Victoria.
Daisaku Ikeda is President of Soka Gakkai International, Japan. John J. Jackson is Dean, Faculty of Education, University of Victoria. Bruce Kent is Vice-Chainnan, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, London, England
Bonnie She" Klein is a fllm maker for the National Film Board, Montreal. Stephen Lewis is Canada's representative al the United Nations, New York. Robert Jay Li/ton is Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology, The City University, New Yod:.
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Robert lay Lifton is Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology, The City University, New Y 0Ik.
Gordon Maclllchlan is Dean and Vice-Principal (Research), Faculty of Graduate Studies, McGill University.
loo1UlD Miller is a member of the Board of Directors, Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security, Saskatoon.
Geoffrey Pearson is Executive Director of the Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security, Ottawa.
ElizAbeth Rklumls is Programs Manager of the Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security, Ottawa.
Claude RytUt is Minister of Eduation, and Minister of Higher Education and Science, Govemment of Quebec.
lel/rey Simpson is National Columnist, Globe and Mail, in Ottawa. David C. Smith is Dean of the Faculty of Education, McGill University. Elie Wksel is the Andrew W. Mellon Professer in the Humanities, Boston University.
EugeM Willituru is associated with the Future Studies Program, School of Education, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Collaborateurs
David Bllrash, professeur de psychologie et de zoologie, university of Washington, Seattle.
George G. Bell, vice-président, affaires extérieures et développement Universitaire, Yorlc University, Downsville.
Conrad G Brunie, pofesseur agrégé, philosophie et études sur la paix, University of Waterloo.
GwynM Dyer, journaliste international et commentateur politique actuellement à Londres, Angleterre.
E. Margaret Fulton, professeur, faculté des sciences de l'éducation, University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
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Christopher Hodgldnson, professeur à la faculté des sciences de l'éducation, University of Victoria.
Daisalcu llceda, président de Soka Gakkai International, Japon.
John J. Jackson, doyen, faculté des sciences de l'éducation, University of Victoria.
Bruce Kent, vice-président, Carnpaign for Nuclear Disannament, Londres, Angleterre.
Bonnie Shen' Klein, cinéaste, Office national du film, Montréal. Stephen
Lewis,
représentant canadien aux Nations Unies, New York. Robet1 Jay LI/ton, professeur de psychiatrie et de psychologie, The City University, New Yorle.Gordon Mac1lJchlan, vice-principal à la recherche et doyen de la faculté d'études supérieures, université McGill.
JoanIUJ Miller, membre du Conseil d'administration, Canadian Institute for International Peace and Secmity, Saskatoon.
Cli/ford Paplce, professeur agrégé au département de l'éducation des arts à l'Université McGill est gradué du Ontario College of Art.
GeojJrey Peanon, directeur général du Canadian Institute for International Peace and Secmity, Ottawa
Elizabeth Richards, directrice deS programmes du Canadian Institute for International Peace and Secmity, Ottawa
Claude Ryan, ministre de l'Éducation et ministre de l'Enseignement supérieur et de la Science, Québec.
Jeffrey Simpson, journaliste, affaires canadiennes, Globe and Mail, Ottawa David C. Smith, doyen de la faculté des sciences de l'éducation, université McGill.
Elie Wiesel, professeur, chaire Andrew W. Mellon des sciences humaines, Boston University.
Eugene Williams, rattaché au programme d'études sur l'avenir, School of Education, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
