The planetary network of light, love and service is transforming the mental climate of the planet, reorientating humanity to spiritual attitudes and values. The groups and activities reported in the Bulletin reflect different aspects of the network.

World Public Opinion.org

WorldPublicOpinion.org is an international initiative whose aim is to “give voice to public opinion around the world on international issues”.

This initiative was launched and is managed by the Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA) at the University of Maryland, USA.

WorldPublicOpinion.org explains: “As the world becomes increasingly integrated, problems have become increasingly global, pointing to a greater need for understanding between nations and for elucidating global norms. With the growth of democracy in the world, public opinion has come to play a greater role in the foreign policy process”.

The WorldPublicOpinion.org network is a group of research centres studying public opinion on international issues in their respective countries. There are research centres in more than 25 countries in the world.

Program on International Policy Attitudes
1779 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Suite 510
Washington, DC 20036, USA

E: info@pipa.org
W: www.worldpublicopinion.org
T: (+1) 202 232-7500 F: (+1) 202 232-1159

Bretton Woods Project

Founded in 1995, the Bretton Woods Project visions “a global economic system that operates on the primary principles of justice, equity, human rights and environmental sustainability, with international institutions that are democratic, transparent, accountable, and responsive to the poorest and most vulnerable citizens.”

The project scrutinises the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to monitor their power, policies and to promote alternative approaches.

Bretton Woods Project
33-39 Bowling Green Lane, London, EC1R 0BJ, UK

T: +44 (0)20 3122 0610
E: info@brettonwoodsproject.org
W: www.brettonwoodsproject.org

The Oxford Council on Good Governance

The Council describes its vision as building “a better world order, security, justice, welfare, and progress for humanity at a global scale for the long term future.”

The Council provides advice predicated upon ‘cutting edge’ research and analysis to policy makers in the United Nations as well as in the European Union, Russia, China, and the USA that promotes a better world order and human progress for the long-term future by strengthening the governing institutions and the legitimacy and effectiveness of public policies.

The Council also publishes a journal – ‘Oxford Journal on Good Governance’ – which aims to present “sharp arguments by high-level policymakers and incisive analyses by prominent academics on public policy and international affairs”. Previous journals have included themes such as: ‘Building walls or Mending fences? The Middle East Peace Process Beyond Israeli Disengagement’ and ‘A Strategic Culture for Europe: EU Security Policy after Iraq’.

Oxford Council on Good Governance

W: www.ocgg.org