SGI Quarterly October, 2006

The SGI Quarterly aims to provide information about SGI's activities around the world and to highlight initiatives and perspectives on peace, education and culture. The views expressed are not necessarily those of SGI.

Number 46: October, 2006

Feature -- Better Business

Feature Introduction--Better Business

Creative Business by Dylan Scudder

Business as a Human Community: Interview with Peter Senge

The Business of Peace by Jane Nelson

Responsible Investment by Nathan Foley-Mendelssohn

Seeing the Links by Philippa Moore

How Much Is a Cup of Coffee? Interview with Ashenafi Argaw

Businesses are at a crossroads, trying to balance sometimes conflicting targets

Small and Beautiful by Grzegorz Galusek

Portraits of Global Citizens

A World Without Hunger--Dr. M. S. Swaminathan
by Daisaku Ikeda

People

A New Business Plan by Chai Koh Pong

Making a Difference by John Theaker

Around the World

Remembering War, Striving for Peace

Japan-China Youth Friendship Exchange

U.K. Interfaith Conference

Model UNGA

Supporting Young Students in Taiwan

Cultural Celebrations

Exploring Humanistic Education

Empowering the UN

Learning and Attentional Disorders Seminar in Australia

Nurturing the Seeds of Peace

Celebrating the expressive power of dance

Arts and Education

The Joy of Dance

Buddhism in Daily Life

Creating Value

Exhibition

New Expression of Asian Art

SGI MEMBERS IN THE U.S.A.

Youth members stage a music festival in New York

>>Next Page>>