BIOPOLITICS THE BIO-ENVIRONMENT VOLUME VII

BIOPOLITICS

THE BIO-ENVIRONMENT

VOLUME VII

The Budapest Sessions


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Edited by Agni Vlavianos-Arvanitis and Laszlo Kapolyi

Budapest, September 18-19, 1998

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Published by the Biopolitics Inernational Organisation B.I.O. 1999

CONTENTS

Preface

Contributors

International University for the Bio-Environment – a Vehicle for Peace

Protecting the environment and ensuring the continuity of bios – a priority policy for the millennium
Agni Vlavianos-Arvanitis

Educational reforms – the International University for the Bio-Environment
Laszlo Kapolyi

Bio-Ethics

Christian ethics and bios
His Eminence Archimandrite Feofan

Ecological crisis challenge and the need for supranational scientific co-operation
Dusan Kanazir

Biocentric ethics and its relevance to the goals of biopolitics education
Rusen Keles

Chaos in the environment – a reflection of the disorder in our “invironment”
Fred Matser

Globalisation Based on Biocentric Values

Pleading for a World Environment and Development Organisation
Frank Biermann and Udo Simonis

Globalisation implications for environmental protection
Seong Chee Tham

Bio-Economics

Environmental economics – empirical approaches, regulations and policy
Michael E. Mitsopoulos

Environmental impact assessment – a tool for sustainable development
Αkos Redey and Istvαn Kiss

Economics versus environment – true or false dichotomy?
Valentina Mileusnic Vucic

From a “socialistic” to a consumer society
Jaroslav Stoklasa

Civilised entrepreneurship and harmonisation with the environment
Stanislav Sokolenko

Bio-financing – bank financing for the bio-environment
Constantine N. Kanonis

Bio-Legislation

International environmental law
Fotis A. Karayiannopoulos

Bio-Education

Environmental education, biological resources and development
Ivica T. Radovic

Biopolitics regulations for environmental education
Alexander I. Shishkin

BINET 2000 – a network for education and training
Attila Szabo

Agricultural higher education in the development of a biocentric society
Laszlo Vermes

Bio-Diplomacy – a Millennium Vision in Policy

A bios perspective for the restoration of the Silk Road
Kai Falkman

Paths to a positive future and projects of hope – building a world that works
Jakob von Uexkull

The year 2000 problem – the first biopolitical crisis of a new era
John L. Petersen

Bio-Philosophy

Nature and value – some historical and contemporary reflections
Geoff S. Bowe


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