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| We have provided a few excerpts from Strategic Foresight Group's latest brochure - 2008
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President's Column |
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Part 24: Why Should Business Care?
Research in progress at Strategic Foresight Group reveals that there is a strong positive relationship between business and peace. It would be too short-sighted for business leaders to consign peace to the desk of politicians. Sundeep Waslekar, President of SFG, explains in Part 24 of this series.
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SFG Report |
Inclusive Semi-Permanent Conference for the MiddleEast |
Strategic Foresight Group presents its latest report on an innovative mechanism to find sustainable solution to conflicts in the Middle East. Foreword by The Rt. Hon. Lord Alderdice, former Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly
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International Conference |
Responsibility to the Future: Business, Peace, Sustainability at Mumbai, India, 26-28 June 2008 |
Organised by Strategic Foresight Group
Co-hosted by United Nations Global Compact |
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In partnership with several institutions from around the world, co-chaired by eminent business leaders from East and West, to develop concrete initiatives for sustainable business practices and multi-stakeholder dialogues. |
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| Conference Agenda, Co-chairs, Speakers, Partners, and other details |
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Issue In Sight: Part 5 Beyond Cities |
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The 21st Century has been described as the century of the cities. Ilmas Futehally looks at the growth of mega-cities around the world.
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SFG News |
Workshop on The Cost of Conflict
Middle East |
 The AK Party of Turkey and the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of the Government of Switzerland co-hosted the SFG Workshop on Cost of Conflict in the Middle East at Antalya, on the Mediterranean Coast of Turkey, held from 15-16 March 2008. It brought together thought leaders from Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Arab states, Turkey and Europe.
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SFG News |
Would They Have Attacked Iraq Had
They Known This?
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Ambassador Hesham Youssef, Chief of Staff for the Secretary General of the Arab League, delivered the keynote address at the Antalya Workshop on Cost of Conflict in the Middle East. In his speech he discusses some examples of the various costs incurred through war and how this information can be applied into a preventive diplomacy technique.
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What Others Say |
SFG Report Receives Attention in House
of Lords |
 Rt. Hon. Lord John Alderdice, Former Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly recommended SFG's report on developing an Inclusive Semi-Permanent Conference to address the problems in the Middle East. The proposal to encourage dialogue amongst various players in the region has come at a crucial time when this year's Arab summit, held in Damascus-Syria, has suffered from weak participation and a poor turn out.
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Strategic Partner |
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The following article, featured in Turkish Weekly analyses current US political strategy with regards to China, under the Bush Administration. It argues that China is the most likely challenger to the US hegemonic position in the future. The author examines current relations between the two states and predicts prospective changes in respect to these relations.
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