Newsletter 2008 - 2:
Conference "Europe after Lisbon in Ljubljana / Conference in Paris: Degrowth / European Conference in Bucharest / Past and Future Aurelio Peccei Lectures

Newsletter 2008 - 1:
Conference "Beyond GDP"/ event on DESERTEC / Aurelio Peccei Lectures by Jean Guinet, Gang Zhang and Martin Lees / Relevant Global News

Newsletter edition No 18 (autumn 2007):
Aurelio Peccei Lectures and Dialogues / New Honorary Members and Speech by Prof. Dr. Hans-Gert Poettering

Newsletter edition No 17 (spring 2007):
Alexander King / Publications / Aurelio Peccei Lectures / Board Meetings

Newsletter edition No 16 (winter 2006):
Balance of Activities / Kapitza Report / tt30 Annual Meeting / Towards meta-Awareness Globally

Newsletter edition No 15 (summer 2006):
One Laptop Per Child Foundation / Scientists in the Political Debate / Micro-Finance for Development in Practice / Building The EU's Global Vision / World Vote Initiative

Newsletter edition No 14 (winter 2005):
World Summit of the Information Society / Linguistic Justice / Towards Knowledge Societies / Ecological Footprint

Newsletter edition No 13 (summer 2005):
Visit to the Honorary President / About the World Conference / Aurelio Peccei Lecture No 20

Newsletter edition No 12 (spring 2005):
ICT for Capacity Building / UNESCO, UNU, and UNU-CRIS

Newsletter edition No 11 (autumn 2004):
The OSCE Conference on Tolerance / Making Sustainable Development work in Burma

Newsletter edition No 10 (summer 2004):
Honorary Presidency and 4 Honorary Memmbers / Jérôme Bindé: Towards Knowledge Societies / Kennedy Graham: Global Governance - The Cultural Dimension

Newsletter edition No 9 (winter 2003):
WSIS in Geneva / tt30 meeting in Rome / European Youth Conference 2003

Newsletter edition No 8 (summer 2003):
Earth Day Summit 2003 / Robert Pestel, Peter Johnston: Network Effect in a Knowledge Society / Obituary of Robert Pestel / Obituary of Ilya Prirogine

Newsletter edition No 7 (spring 2003):
the CoR at WSIS / Orio Giarini: The Double Helix of Learning and Work

Newsletter edition No 6 (autumn 2002):
CoR Annual Conference in Ankara / Francine Maestrum: Globalisation and Poverty

Newsletter edition No 5 (summer 2002):
CoR at the Earth Summit / salutary note to Julius Nyerere / agenda setting adress by Ben Ngubane / View by Friends of the Earth

Newsletter edition No 4 (spring 2002):
Preparation of Rio +10 / The South African NGO Forum / Workshop Visions and Roadmaps

Newsletter edition No 3+2 (winter 2002):
CoR Anual meeting in Chile / message by CoR President HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal / Sergej Kapitza on the demographic revolution

Newsletter edition No 1 (spring 2001):
the ASSIST project / meeting on e-Europe and Sustainability

The Empyloment Dilemma and the Future of Work
A report to the Club of Rome
by Orio Giarini and Patrick Liedtke

Because of high demand for this report to the Club of Rome a new edition has been published. The European Support Centre has received a few copies from the Geneva Association for further distribution. The preface is available for download.

Reading the Kyoto Protocol
Ethical Aspects of the Convention on Climate Change
with contributions by Raoul Weiler, Florentin Krause, Wolfgang Sachs, Hub Zwart, Joseph Keulartz, Riccardo Petrella
eidted by Etienne Vermeersch

This book is an inspiring collection of articles, sometimes unanimous, sometimes in disagreement, which provides by its very diversity an excellent basis for further discussion and scrutiny of important questions that will concern us for many years to come. Contributors include internationally known philosophers, researchers, and environmentalists.

Limits to Privatization
by Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker

The Report to the Club of Rome "Limits to Privatization" is the first thorough audit of privatizations from around the world. It outlines the historical emergence of globalization and liberalization, and from analyses of over 50 case studies of best- and worst-case experiences of privatization, it provides guidance for policy and action that will restore and maintain the right balance between the powers and responsibilities of the state, the private sector and the increasingly important role of civil society.

Limits to Growth - The 30 Year Update
by Donella Meadows, Jorgen Randers, Dennis Meadows

In 1972 "The Limits to Growth" shocked the world. The authors looked into the future and sounded an alarm, for the first time showing the consequences of unchecked growth on a finite planet. Their book gained worldwide attention and became the cornerstone of a global debate on how to achieve a sustainable future.
The 30-Year Update brings data on overshoot and global ecological collapse to the present moment. It provides a short course in the World3 computer model, types of growth, and the various kinds of overshoot likely to occur in the current century. While it remains to be seen whether public policy will respond effectively and in time to problems such as climate change, this book makes a compelling case for the vital need for a Sustainability Revolution.

Statement of the Club of Rome to the World Summit on the Information Society

The EU-Chapter played a major role in the development of the statement of the Club of Rome to the World Summit. It deals with information technology and innovation, networks and infrastructures, education for knowledge sharing and gives recommendations for future actions.

Visions and Roadmaps for Sustainable Development in a Networked Knowledge Society

Report of a Workshop Co-chaired by the Presidents of the Brussels EU-Chapter of the Club of Rome and the “Factor 10 Institute”

Statement of the Club of Rome to the World Summit on Sustainable Development

The Club of Rome emphasised the need for changes in order to achieve a sustainable future

Towards A EU Strategy for Sustainable Development
Proceedings of a Hearing at the European Parliament

Global Sustainability - The Impact of Local Culture
by P.A. Wilderer, E.D. Schroeder, H. Kopp (eds)