Current Concerns No 3, 2003 - Contents

• Human Rights in Iraq
  by Rainer Rothe, Radolfzell, Germany
• War Watch 4
  by Joseph D. Douglass Jr., Washington D.C.
• The Neo-cons now want to "rebuild" Iraq
  by F. William Engdahl, Germany/USA
• Procurers of International Law
  Notes on a Zeitgeist debate on the apparent necessity to modernize international law
  by Jürgen Rose, Munich
• France and the Bush Doctrine
  by Joe Sobran, Washington D.C.
• Tell George Bush
  by Michael D. Jones, Southbend, Indiana
• External Military Force Cannot Change Any Country Internally
  by Professor Ernst Otto Czempiel, Germany
• They are setting the world alight
  by Dr Barbara Hug, Switzerland
• The Insiders and the Iraq War
  by John F. McManus, Wisconsin
• Thinking the Unthinkable
  by Professor Thomas Naylor, Vermont
• Alarming Attacks on the Red Cross and on Humanitarian International Law
  The Reality of War, Methodical or Villanous?
  by Urs Knoblauch, Culture Publicist, Switzerland
• Now let's think about life...
  A voice from Palestine. April 2003
  by Professor Nafez Nazzal, Ramallah
• On the War
  by Brett Carollo, Rochester, N.Y.
• The Cultural Cradle of Humanity's Deliberate Destruction
  Protest against war crimes against Iraqi people and culture
  by Urs Knoblauch, Switzerland
• Slovakia at a Crossroads of History
  by Professor Dr Zoltan Adorjan, Bratislava
• The Situation and Role of Small Central European States and Nations in a Globalised Europe
  The Example of the Czech Republic
  by Radek Vogl
• The peace agreement will be implemented despite disruptive acts and atrocious crimes in East Congo
  by Joseph M. Kyalangilwa, President of the Civil Society of South Kivu Province, Democratic Republic of Congo
• Letter to the Editor
• Pope Urges Spain to Lend Its Catholic Values to a New Europe