23rd International Munich Peace Conference
23rd International Munich Peace Conference
February 14 – 16, 2025
Prof. Dr. Heribert PrantlProf.Dr. Hanne-Margret Birckenbach Kerem Schamberger, medico international Friday, February 14, 2025 7 - 10 p.m.
- In conversation with Prof. Dr. Hanne-Margret Birckenbach
- Peace for Future: Peace mentors with Sandra Klaft
- Drumming for peace with Thomas Rödl, former percussion teacher Saturday, 15.02.2025 10 - 12 a.m.
Francesca AlbaneseDr. Kerstin Leitner Prof. Dr. Meron Mendel (inquired) Saturday, February 15, 2025 7 - 10 p.m.
You can register for the Munich Peace Conference here:
A selection of our speakers in the 2025 program
Prof. Dr. Heribert Prantl
Prof. Dr. Hanne-Margret Birckenbach
Francesca Albanese
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Christoph von Lieven is a campaiger for peace and nuclear disarmament and has been with Greenpeace since 2003. Long stays in war and crisis zones. He studied economics and politics and worked as a car mechanic, printer, IT and marketing consultant. https://www.greenpeace.de/frieden/deutschland-atomwaffen
Susi Snyder
Susi is the financial sector coordinator at the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. She facilitates engagement with and by the financial sector on nuclear weapons related issues. Susi also coordinates the Don't Bank on the Bomb project. She is an expert on nuclear weapons, with over two decades experience working at the intersect between nuclear weapons and human rights. Susi has contributed to a number of recent books, including A World Free from Nuclear Weapons (2020), Sleepwalking to Armageddon: The Threat of Nuclear Annihilation (2017) and War and Environment Reader (2018). She has been featured in 360 Magazine, Quartz, the Intercept, Huffington Post, U.S. News and World Report, and on Democracy Now (among others). Susi is a Foreign Policy Interrupted/ Bard College 2020 fellow and one of the 2016 Nuclear Free Future Award Laureates. Susi has worked in PAX's humanitarian disarmament team, coordinating nuclear disarmament efforts. Susi previously served as the Secretary General of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom at their Geneva secretariat. She was named Hero of Las Vegas in 2001 for her work with Indigenous populations against US nuclear weapons development and nuclear waste dumping. Susi currently lives in Utrecht, the Netherlands with her husband and son. For more about her personal anti-nuclear journey, check out Susi's Storycorps interview. https://www.dontbankonthebomb.com/ http://press.georgetown.edu/book/georgetown/world-free-nuclear-weapons https://www.amazon.com/Sleepwalking-Armageddon-Threat-Nuclear-Annihilation/dp/1620972468 https://www.amazon.com/War-Environment-Reader-Gar-Smith-ebook/dp/B075VCQ15Q/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+war+and+environment+reader&qid=1563193263&s=books&sr=1-1 https://www.the360mag.com/dont-bank-on-the-bomb-and-civil-society/ https://qz.com/1610133/the-us-has-started-a-new-nuclear-arms-race/ https://theintercept.com/2019/05/04/nuclear-weapons-profits/ https://www.huffpost.com/author/snyder-304 https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/articles/2018-03-21/commentary-targeting-commercial-investors-a-strategy-to-cool-global-arms-race https://www.democracynow.org/appearances/susi_snyder https://www.wilpf.org/ https://archive.storycorps.org/interviews/susi-snyder-connects-with-keira-maldonado/
Tommas Rödl
Tommy RödlM.A., Spokesman of the DFG-VK Bavaria
Tommy Rödl Executive Director of DFG-VK Bayern What is my motivation to organize an annual International Peace Conference in 'Munich? Whenever the powerful discuss in Munich, the world looks here and we want to make clear that people reject military, armament and war. Specifically, it should also be made clear to politicians every year that we reject their policies. With the peace conference we want to present civilian concepts for peace, show that politics without military is more humane and safer, we want to spread and substantiate the arguments and thus also motivate the people around us to work for peace through disarmament. https://www.dfg-vk-bayern.de/
Florian Eblenkamp
Florian Eblenkamp
Florian supports ICAN's international campaign, particularly its work in nuclear sharing states, working with partners around the world. Together with ICAN's partner organizations, it seeks to use political processes to strengthen support for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. Florian is also a board member of ICAN Germany, where he represents ICAN in debates with German politicians and is responsible for the political campaign. Previously, Florian worked for the Humanitarian Aid Service of the European Commission. In his spare time, he studies politics and data science at the University of Zurich.
Arvid Bell
Arvid BellDr.
Dr. Arvid Bell is a Lecturer in Government and Director of the Negotiations Task Force at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University, USA. He researches the role of negotiation strategies in the de-escalation of armed conflict. To this end, he has traveled to crisis areas in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
Theresa brain
Theresa Hirn (37), received her M.A. in Peace Studies from the University of Innsbruck and has been working for years on the psychological and relational aspects of peace towards oneself, fellow human beings and the environment. As co-project coordinator of Peace for Future, which is part of the "Rethinking Security" initiative, she explores the possibilities and implementation of a new culture of peace and security policy. She also works as a facilitator of collaborative processes, is a communication and conflict skills trainer and (hiking) coach. https://peace4future.dehttps://www.sicherheitneudenken.dehttps://www.sicherheitneudenken.de/mach-mit/ich-spende/?
Mirka Hurter
Mirka Hurter (34) studied an M.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies in Innsbruck and furthered her education in social management and systemic social counseling. She brings a background in social entrepreneurship and international emergency relief. As co-project director of Peace for Future, which is part of the "Rethinking Security" initiative, she explores and shapes the possibilities and implementation of a new culture of peace and security policy. She also works as a lecturer and facilitator in the field of peace research and (process-oriented) conflict transformation. https://peace4future.dehttps://www.sicherheitneudenken.dehttps://www.sicherheitneudenken.de/mach-mit/ich-spende/?
Meitaka Kendall lekka
Meitaka Kendall-Lekka, born on Likiep Atoll in the Marshall Islands and belongs to the Marshallese lineage or jowi called Rimwejoor. She is a PhD candidate in Creative Leadership for Innovation and Change at the University of U.S. Virgin Islands, St.Thomas and holds an MBA from Chaminade University of Honolulu. Currently in Germany as a guest professor at Berlin Weißensee Arts Academy in a joined Project with the College of the Marshall Islands called "Media Interaction and Climate Change" which is funded by DAAD. She is also a professor and chairperson for the Business Studies Department at the College of Marshall Islands on Majuro Atoll. Besides overseeing Business Studies Department from afar and teaching at both Institutions primarily online, she's also involved in Marshallese cultural heritage research work and collaborations with various Museums & organizations and continues to represent her Island Country as an active advocate for Climate and Nuclear Injustice here in Germany.
Clemens Ronnefeldt
Clemens Ronnefeldt
Consultant for peace issues at the German branch of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation Clemens Ronnefeldt was born in Worms in 1960. From 1981 to 1986 he studied at the Johannes-Gutenberg University in Mainz and at the philosophical-theological university St. Georgen in Frankfurt/Main. From 1982 to 1983 he completed a study-accompanying training for peace work at the Heimvolkshochschule Bückeburg. Until 1992 he was spokesman for the Catholic peace movement "Pax Christi" in the diocese of Mainz. Since 1992 he has been working as a consultant for peace issues at the German branch of the "International Fellowship of Reconciliation". His main focus is on the Near and Middle East and the former Yugoslavia. Clemens Ronnefeldt has participated in peace delegations in Iraq, Iran, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Palestine and in missions to refugee camps. He has also been involved in supporting peace groups in the successor states of the former Yugoslavia. He is the author of the book "Die neue Nato, Irak und Jugoslawien", published by the German branch of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation, Minden, 2nd edition, 2002 as well as numerous articles and background analyses. 2017: Peter Becker Prize for Peace and Conflict Research of Philipps University Marburg Jan. 2019 - Dec. 2021: Moderator of 135 broadcasts "Friedensfragen mit Clemens Ronnefeldt" (Peace Issues with Clemens Ronnefeldt) on the topics of peace, nuclear weapons, crisis regions, and more on Transparenz TV 2021: International Bremen Peace Prize of the Threshold Foundation as "Peace Ambassador in Public Life" "Giving Peace a Voice in Germany Clemens Ronnefeldt has devoted his entire professional career to peace work. From concrete peace work on the ground to educational work in seminars and training events, he gives peace a voice and uses his many talents." (the threshold. 2021) https://www.versoehnungsbund.de/aktiv/friedensreferat https://www.transparenztv.com/friedensfragen-clemens-ronnefeldt/
Gudrun Haas
Gudrun HaasTitle
Nonviolent Communication (CNVC) trainer and mediator, works with individuals, couples, groups, teams. She also volunteers for Nonviolent Communication (NVC) in the various NVC networks, open NVC practice groups and in the peace movement in Munich (project group "MSKverändern" as well as the International Munich Peace Conference) and for the concept "Rethinking Security" as regional coordinator and multiplier. In her professional portfolio, in addition to Nonviolent Communication, she has stress and burnout counseling as well as art therapy, circle dancing and other forms of movement.
Dr. Angelika Claußen
Dr. med. Angelika Claußen is a practicing physician for psychiatry and psychotherapy. She is co-chair of IPPNW as well as president of IPPNW Europe. Dr. Angelika Claußen is married and has two children. The focal points of her political commitment are peace policy, nuclear phase-out and human rights/refugees. Angelika Claußen earned a master's degree in peace studies in 2012 with her study, "`Peace through Health' as a Modern Approach to Constructive Pacifism." She has many years of experience as an expert in the treatment of traumatized refugees, torture survivors, and people with early childhood extreme trauma. On March 3, 2018, Dr. Angelika Claußen was awarded the Bielefeld Women's Prize. http://www.ippnw.de/der-verein/vorstand/dr-angelika-claussen.html
Prof. Dr. Claudia Kemfert
Biography "Choose a job you love, and you'll never have to work a day in your life." Confucius Since 2004, I have headed the "Energy, Transport, Environment" department at the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) and am Professor of Energy Economics and Energy Policy at Leuphana University. I was a professor of energy economics and sustainability at the Hertie School of Governance, in Berlin, until 2019. From 2004 to 2009, I held the professorship of environmental economics at Humboldt University. As an expert witness and policy advisor, I have served and continue to serve on various sustainability advisory boards and commissions. In 2016, I was appointed to the German Advisory Council on the Environment (SRU), and am serving my second term as co-chair. I am also a member of the climate advisory board of the city of Hamburg and Dresden. As part of the High Level Group on Energy and Climate, I advised EU Commission President José Manuel Barroso. In addition, I am and have been active in advisory boards of various research institutes. I also serve as a juror for numerous awards, such as the German Study Award and the German Environmental Award. I studied economics at the universities of Bielefeld, Oldenburg and Stanford. Following my doctorate in 1998 at the University of Oldenburg, I did research at the Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei (FEEM) in Milan. It was during this time that I first worked as a political advisor between Rome and Bonn. Back in Germany, I initially headed a junior researcher group at the Institute for the Rational Use of Energy at the University of Stuttgart. Then I became a junior professor and led a research group at the University of Oldenburg from 2000 to 2004. In 2004 I received the call to Berlin. I also taught in St. Petersburg, Moscow and Siena. In 2006 I was honored as a top researcher by the German Research Foundation, the Helmholtz Society and the Leibniz Society, followed in 2011 by the Urania Medal and the B.A.U.M. Environmental Award in the category of science, in 2016 the German Solar Prize , Adam Smith Prize and the Vordenker Award. I have been a member of the German Association of the Club of Rome for several years, and have been a member of the Presidium since 2016. I regularly publish my research findings in high-impact journals, books, and daily media. I was born in Delmenhorst in 1968, am married and live in Oldenburg and Berlin. Source photo: berlin@axel schmidt
Katrin Habenschaden
Born August 20, 1977 in Nuremberg, married, two children, lives in Aubing. Abitur at the Sigena-Gymnasium in Nuremberg. Trained as a bank clerk, simultaneously studied business administration. Training as a forest and wilderness educator. In 2002 move to Munich. Professionally employed at Stadtsparkasse München in the area of corporate finance. 2014 to 2020 honorary city councilor for the Green Party. Since May 2020 Second Mayor. Chairwoman of the Committees for Construction, Labor and Economics, Culture, Climate and Environment, and Mobility. Coordinator of the thematic areas Labor and Economy, Gender Equality, Education for Sustainable Development, and Europe and International Affairs. "Munich is a beautiful city. The parks and green spaces, the proximity to the mountains, the many cultural opportunities and the cosmopolitan attitude are what make Munich so attractive. At the same time, its success presents our city with major challenges, such as traffic and rents. As mayor, I want to work to set the right course in the coming years so that Munich remains a great place to live - and a home for everyone, regardless of their budget. One of the biggest tasks for the future, alongside a well-managed transport transition, is environmental and climate protection. Cities are responsible for two thirds of global CO2 emissions. Making Munich climate-neutral is therefore necessary - for the sake of our children and grandchildren. At the same time, we must continue to be economically successful, because a modern infrastructure, urban housing, good social services and a rich cultural offering cost money. As a Green Party member with a degree in business administration, I stand for a climate-friendly economy and a business-friendly climate. I entered politics because I want to help shape the future of our beautiful city - for the benefit of all citizens. But you can only do that if you know what moves people. So please don't hesitate to contact me or write to me. I will always have an open ear for you." https://www.katrin-habenschaden.de
Photo Credits: Anja Mörk
Christian Orth
Christian Orth is a reporter and presenter at Bayerischer Rundfunk. He was born in Augsburg and studied political science and communication in Munich and Cincinnati (M.A.). During his studies, he already worked as a freelancer for the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation (Bayerischer Rundfunk), followed by another two years of journalistic traineeship at the BR. In 2020, Medium magazine voted him in the top 30 to 30.
Matthias Platzeck
Matthias Platzeck, born in Potsdam in 1953, was involved in the environmental movement in the GDR, represented the Green League at the central GDR Round Table in 1889/1990, was a member of the first freely elected People's Chamber for Alliance 90/The Greens, and was Minister of the Environment in Brandenburg from 1990 to 1998. He joined the SPD in 1995, which elected him state chairman in 2000 and national chairman in 2005. From 1998 to 2002, he was mayor of Potsdam and then minister-president of Brandenburg for eleven years. He is Chairman of the Board of the German-Russian Forum and heads the Commission "30 Years of Peaceful Revolution and German Unity" of the Federal Government.
Olga Karatch
Activities of Olga Karach and the Belarusian peace organization "Our House". Olga Karach is a Belarusian pacifist, peacemaker, human rights defender and feminist. She heads the Belarusian human rights organization "Our House", which has been working in exile since 2005. Olga has dedicated years to working as a human rights defender, focusing on supporting the most vulnerable groups, including women, children, LGBTI people and refugees. Current publications "Ukraine: The war's impact on women and men in the region - PeaceWomen Across the Globe" by Olga Karach read HERE Further information HERE Her human rights awards: 2023/2024 - Nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize 2024 - Alexander Langer Prize 2023 - Sean MacBride Prize 2022, Weimar Human Rights Prize (Germany). 2019, International Bremen Peace Prize. 2010, Radebeul Courage Prize in Germany. In 2007, the Belarusian group of Amnesty International named Olga Karatch Human Rights Defender of the Year. Since March 1, 2022, "Our House" has been leading the "No means No" campaign as part of the global #ObjectWarCampaign, which aims to support Belarusian conscientious objectors and deserters. The campaign not only supports Belarusian war resisters and deserters, but also serves a strategic goal - to prevent the Belarusian army from participating in the war in Ukraine. Lukashenko will not be able to send the Belarusian army into the war in Ukraine if he lacks soldiers as a crucial military resource. The "No means No" campaign provides information and also offers legal support to Belarusian conscientious objectors and deserters. In cooperation with coalition partners, attempts are being made to obtain legal status for Belarusian conscientious objectors and deserters in European Union countries, enabling them to flee from the Belarusian army. The campaign is also being carried out in Lithuania, as Lithuania considers Belarusian conscientious objectors to be a threat to national security and deports them to Belarus with a five-year entry ban to the European Union. "Our House" is also known for its other campaigns to protect women and children. The "Children-328" campaign is an initiative that stands up for imprisoned children who have been sentenced to long prison terms (8-10 years) in Belarusian prisons for minor non-violent drug-related offenses. Our House is systematically campaigning for changes to the law, amnesty and the release of these children (328 is the article number in the Belarusian Criminal Code under which these children were sentenced). "Protection and Solidarity" is a campaign to support those affected by the repression of the Belarusian regime, especially women, during the 2020 protests. It includes the organization of parcels, the payment of legal fees, the provision of information and other assistance for victims of repression by the Belarusian regime. A hotline staffed by human rights defenders was set up, which has received around 2000 calls from those affected. The "252+1" campaign is an initiative against the list of banned professions for women in Belarus, which originally included 252 professions. Thanks to the campaign, the number of banned professions has been reduced to 186. The campaign is therefore an ongoing initiative that aims to bring about lasting change.
Michael von der Schulenburg
Michael von der SchulenburgGerman diplomat of OSCE and UN (A.D.)
Michael von der Schulenburg Born: 16 October 1948, Munich Nationality: German Family status: one wife, four children, two dogs Languages: German, English, French, some Spanish and embarrassing little Dutch Honors: 2020 Grand Commander of the Republic of Sierra Leone (highest honor of SL) Post retirement activities Since Retired from the UN, various teaching engagements, published various papers on May 2012 peacebuilding and peacekeeping; including a book "On Building Peace - Rescuing the Nation-state and Saving the United Nations" AUP, 2017; (see final section on publications). Many speaking engagements in Geneva, London, Oxford, Wilton Park, Reading, Washington, New York, Beijing, Berlin, Hamburg, Dresden, Krems, Alpbach, Freiburg, Turin, Vienna, Guangzhou, etc. Oct. 2018 Visiting fellow at Pembroke College, Oxford for their program 'Changing Character of War'; it is planed that I concentrate on how changing wars impact on peace negotiations and peace agreements. Papers: Era of Armed Non-State Actors (series of three papers) April-May Afghanistan: Participated in a strategic review of the future role of UN mission in 2017 Afghanistan (UNAMA); prepared a proposal for the SG and Security Council on changing UN mandate from post-conflict peacebuilding to peace-making in conflict, outlined approach for eventual peace negotiations with the Taliban, suggested organizational adjustments for UNAMA. Report: Brief for SG: A Strategic Review; Seeking an Afghan Peace Solution October 2016 Sahel: Mission for the UN into the G-5 Sahel; prepared to proposal for a UN Feb. 2017 supported strategy to help prevent terrorism and extremism among the youth; Sept.- Dec. Bundeswehr (German military): Member of an expert panel formed by German 2016 Institute for Politics and Security (Stiftung für Wissenschaft und Politik, SWP), Berlin, to review options for future of German foreign political and military interventions. Report: Germany's New Clothes Work experiences June 2008 - April 2012 Sierra Leone Executive Representative of the Secretary General to Sierra Leone (ERSG) Served as ERSG while also being the head of the UN political mission, the UN resident coordinator, UN humanitarian coordinator, UNDP resident representative and Designated Official for security in Sierra Leone. The for the UN unusual assignments was a decision by the Security Council to bring about a single leadership and single strategy for implementing an integrated peacebuilding approach in Sierra Leone. Ended UN peacekeeping operation to replace it with a civilian fully integrated peacebuilding mission that combined the political mandate with the development and humanitarian mandates of UN agencies into one single strategy, introduced a stronger UN focus with only 21 and later seven integrated programs; responsible for 2008 local and regional elections, succeeded in calming of the 2009 outbreak of political violence, developed a Joint Communique under which government and opposition parties could work together, prevented the derailing of the 2012 presidential elections, developed an exit strategy based on seven sets of criteria. Interlocutor with the Peacebuilding Commission. Main report: A Joint communique for Sierra Leone; October 2009; A Criteria-based UN Transition Strategy for Sierra Leone; April 2008 - May 2008 Afghanistan Special mission to Afghanistan, ASG On behalf of UN-DPA conducted a comprehensive review of the role of the UN Assistance Mission to Afghanistan (UNAMA) and its operational activities throughout the country, and prepared proposals for a better future UN focus of its engagements. Main report: Enhancing the Role of the UN in Afghanistan by Reaching out; for further information see HERE
Claudia Paganini
Claudia PaganiniProf. Dr.
Dr. Claudia Paganini, born in 1978, received her doctorate in 2005 after studying theology and philosophy with a thesis on cultural philosophy. In 2001 she published her first novel, which was followed by other literary publications. Claudia Paganini is currently Professor of Media Ethics at the Munich School of Philosophy.
Sabine Gruber
Sabine GruberChairwoman of the Presidium of the Regional District Board of ver.di Bayern
Vorsitzende des Präsidiums des Landesbezirksvorstands von ver.di Bayern
- geboren am 26.03.1967 in Eggenfelden
- 1983 mittlere Reife, Stefan-Krumenauer-Realschule Eggenfelden
- 1983 – 1985 Justizassistentanwärterin beim Amtsgericht Landshut
- seit November 1985 beim Amtsgericht München beschäftigt
- 1987 Eintritt in die Gewerkschaft ÖTV
- 1988 – 1990 Vorsitzende der Jugend- und Auszubildendenvertretung beim Amtsgericht München; bis 1992 Vorsitzende der Bezirks-JAV beim Oberlandesgericht München; Mitglied der Haupt-JAV
- 1989-1995 ÖTV-Kreisjugendausschuss München
- seit 1990 Mitglied im Personalrat beim Amtsgericht München
- ab 1991 Mitglied im Kreisvorstand der ÖTV München
- 1992 – 1995 Aufstieg in den gehobenen Dienst, seit 1996 Rechtspflegerin
- 1995 – 2001 Vorstandsmitglied im Kreisjugendring München-Stadt als Vertreterin der DGB-Jugend
- seit 2000 glücklich (!) verheiratet
- seit 2001 im Bezirksvorstand ver.di München
- seit 2001 Vorsitzende des Landesfachgruppenvorstands Justiz
- seit 2003 Mitglied im ver.di Landesbezirksvorstand Bayern
- seit 2006 stv. Vorsitzende des ver.di Bezirks München
- seit 2006 Vorsitzende des Fachbereichs 6 bei ver.di München
- seit 2006 Mitglied im Landesfachbereichsvorstand Bund/Länder
- seit 2006 stv. Personalratsvorsitzende beim Amtsgericht München, Mitglied im Bezirks- und Hauptpersonalrat
- seit 2007 Mitglied im ver.di Bundesfachgruppenvorstand Justiz
- seit 2011 Präsidium des Landesbezirksvorstands
- seit 2019 Vorsitzende des Präsidiums des Landesbezirksvorstands
Andreas Zumach
Andreas Zumach
Freelance journalist and book author
Andreas Zumach writes for the Taz on UN and international politics. He also works for a number of other regional and national newspapers, magazines and public radio in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. He has published numerous articles in German- and English-language books as well as specialist publications on topics such as security policy, arms control and disarmament. In 1997 Zumach was awarded the prize of the Association of UN Correspondents in New York for the world’s best reporting on the UN.
Buch „Reform oder Blockade- welche Zukunft hat die UNO (Rotpunkt-Verlag Zürich 2021)
Biographical note: Andreas Zumach was born in Cologne in 1954. Since 1998, he has been working from the European UN office in Geneva as a correspondent for, among others, the German daily newspaper „taz“ on UN issues and other international affairs. 1981-1988: Organizer and spokesman for various German organizations of the peace movement, including the nationwide coordinating committee of the peace movement 1979-1981: Editor of the German daily newspaper „Die Neue“ for international affairs, foreign correspondent in South Africa 1975-1978: Studied economics and journalism at the University of Cologne and the Cologne School of Journalism; organizer of the German campaign on trade and advertising practices of the Nestle corporation and other baby food manufacturers in Africa, Asia and Latin America
Repeatedly a speaker at the International Munich Peace Conference.
www.taz.de
www.infosperber.ch
Prof. Yanis Varoufakis
Prof. Yanis Varoufakis is a Greek economist, author and politician. He teaches economics at the University of Athens. He was Greece's finance minister from January to July 2015 and led the negotiations with Greece's creditors to lead the country out of the crisis. He resigned after the failed referendum to reject the austerity dictate. In 2016, he co-founded DiEM25 and is also General Secretary of MeRA25, the party of DiEM25 in Greece. To the homepage HERE His books (selection) Adults in the Room - further information HEREAnotherNow - further information HERETechnofeudalism - further information HERE
