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The Workshop "First Echo" in April 2003 marked the end of the first phase of the project "Which kind of globalisation is sustainable?". After the five working groups of the project had produced fourteen draft papers within one year, these were for the first time presented to external feedback at this workshop. Twelve well-known researchers, activists and policy makers had been invited. The workshop produced critical and detailed comments on the papers. Furthermore, participants offered ideas about the possible design of a book which is expected to result from the project in 2004.
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from left to right: Barbara Unmüssig, Heinrich-Boell-Stiftung; Prof. Dr. Ingomar Hauchler, Kuratorium der SEF
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from left to right: Dr. Wolfgang Sachs, Prof. Dr. Peter Hennicke, both Wuppertal Institute
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Jörg Haas, Heinrich Boell Foundation
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Prof. Dr. Margareta Kulessa, Fachhochschule Mainz
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Christiane Grefe,
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Dr. Martin Robra, World Council of Churches
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from right to left: Prof. Dr. Gudrun Lachenmann, University Bielefeld; Prof. Dr. Ingomar Hauchler, Board of the SEF; Dr. Karsten Sach, Federal Ministry of the Environment
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from right to left: Dr. Holger Wallbaum, Andreas Pastowski and Prof. Dr. Rudolf Petersen, Wuppertal Institute; Dr. Martin Robra, World Council of Churches
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from left to right: Dr. Karsten Sach, Federal Ministry of the Environment; Barbara Unmüssig, Heinrich Boell Foundation; Prof. Dr. Ingomar Hauchler, Board of the SEF
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