welcome to Global Nonkilling World Order
A World Where Every Life Is
A World Where Every Life Is
Cherished and Protected
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Leadership
Leadership Rooted in Peace, Inspiring a World Without Killing
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Generations
We believe that education is the key to lasting change.
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Knowledge
Turning Knowledge Into Action for a Killing-Free World
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Strength
Strengthening Nonkilling Movements Across the Globe
Where Knowledge Meets
Uniting for a Killing-Free Future
Global Nonkilling World Order is dedicated to fostering a peaceful world where the sanctity of human life is revered and protected. In a time when violence, terrorism, and brutality threaten our civilization, we believe in the transformative power of nonkilling principles to create a safer and more harmonious society.
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Generations : We are committed to leaving a legacy of peace for future generations.
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Leadership : Effective leadership is crucial to our mission. We nurture and develop leaders.
This society is working on collaboration with Center for Global Nonkilling(CGNK).
Leadership
Members of CGNK India
Founder
Glenn D. Paige-In Memoriam (1929-2017)
Founder and past Chair of the Center for Global Nonkilling. Korean War veteran. Author of Nonkilling Global Political Science (2002; 3rd ed. 2009), The Scientific Study of Political Leadership (1977), co-editor of Nonkilling Korea: Six Culture Exploration (2012).
Chairperson CGNK
Dr Anoop Swarup
Recipient of Hiroshima Peace Award, Japan, Presidential Award, Republic of India, Dr Anoop Swarup is the current Chairperson of Center for Global Nonkilling and Founding Vice Chancellor Jagran Lakecity University. He has over 39 years of distinguished service as strategy and peace activist, life scientist, futurist, and as civil servant in India, Australia and the UN.
Dr Vidya Jain - Vice Chair
Prof. Vidya Jain is a Professor of Political Science and served in the University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Rajasthan (India) for 38 years. She was Principal of Maharani College, Jaipur which is Asia’s biggest Girls College. She was also Director, Centre for Gandhian Studies, University of Rajasthan. Recently she is elected as convener of Nonviolence Commission of IPRA.
Secretary CGNK India
Dr Katyayani Singh
Katyayani earned her Ph.D. in Political Science at Jagran Lakecity University. She is also in the research committee of the Center for Global Nonkilling and is working as an Assistant Professor in Jagran Lakecity University, Bhopal. She has authored various papers on Nonkilling, the prominent being “A Global Nonkilling Index As A Critical Measure Of Human Development.
Dr Balwant Bhaneja
Following his foreign service career as Canadian diplomat Dr. Bill (Balwant) Bhaneja was a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Ottawa. A founding member of the Center for Global Nonkilling (CGNK), he was Vice Chair of CGNK Governing Council (2008-2016) and Senior Advisor (2016). He has chaired nonkilling panels at the European Consortium for Political.
Christophe Barbey
Chris is an “Eirenologist”, a lawyer (Master of law, University of Fribourg) and a poet. Eirene was the Greek word for peace, he is a “peace activator”. He does peace research and is one of the founders of APRED, participative institute for the progress of peace where he presently works as a coordinator and head of research. He works on new forms of democracy.
Dr. Thomas Fee
Tom is one of the founders of the Center for Global Nonkilling (CGNK) 2008, which has recently expired. He served on the CGNK leadership team from 2008-2012 and served as faculty for the CGNK Leadership Academy. Prior to that he served on the Center for Global Nonviolence (CGNV) Board of Directors 2004-2006.
Brij Kishore Taimni
Brij Kishore Taimni served in the army for 5 years and then joined IAS in the 1964 batch. He is from Madhya Pradesh Cadre. He was Collector/ District Magistrate of two districts- Chindwara and Chhatarpur. Then he became Director of Industries and later M.D of MP State Industries Development Corporation, by virtue of which Chairman of several Joint Sector Companies.
Dr Evelin Lindner
Evelin Lindner has a dual education as a Medical Doctor and a Psychologist, with a Ph.D. in Medicine (Dr. med.) and a Ph.D. in Psychology (Dr. psychol.). She is the founding president of Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies (HumanDHS, humiliationstudies.org), a global community of concerned academics and practitioners who wish to promote dignity.
Dr C.A. Gurudath
Dr C.A. Gurudath earned his PhD in Law from Mysore University. He is an expert in Constitutional Law, Personal Laws, and Environmental Laws. He is the Vice Chancellor of Raffles University, Rajasthan. Additionally he is also a renowned musician and has been giving concerts and teaching Carnatic classical music for past 40 years.
Dr Joám Evans Pim
Joám earned his Ph.D. in Social Sciences at Åbo Akademi University after following graduate and undergraduate studies in Journalism, Anthropology and Politics (Peace Studies). He has served different roles at CGNK since 2008 and also teaches seasonally at Jaume I University in Castelló and Åbo Akademi University in Vasa.
Chairperson CGNK
Dr Olivier Urbain
Olivier Urbain is the director of the Min-On Music Research Institute (MOMRI) in Tokyo, Japan. He is the former director of the Toda Peace Institute (Tokyo and Honolulu) and a Member of the Board of Directors of the International Peace Research Association Foundation. Olivier holds: PhD in Literature, University of Southern California, USA (1990).
Chairperson CGNK
Dr Rashida Khanam
Dr Rashida Khanam is the Director of Center for Nonkilling and Development (CNKD), an affiliate of the Center for Global Nonkilling( CGNK). She is also the Vice- Chairperson, Pora Lekha, a Social Organization, Chittagong, Bangladesh General Secretary, Dhrubo Parishad, the only Music Examination Board (Private) in Bangladesh. Member, Shadarang.
Dr Amit Rai Jain
Dr. Amit Rai Jain is an independent scholar. He was involved in the study of the wide range of subjects linked to the field of History including Numismatics, Science, Manuscriptology, Archaeology, and religious literature. He is the founder of Shahjad Rai Research Institute, Baraut, Baghpat (U.P.). The institute was formed in 1994.
Professor
Dr. Vinay Joshi Chandniwala
Teaching Areas: Basic Econometrics, Advanced Econometrics, Applied Statistics, Quantitative Techniques, Business Research Methodology, Microeconomics, Macro Economics, Growth and Development, Public Finance, Demography, Indian Economy. Research Interest: Energy Economics: Economic development, Innovation, Technological Change and Growth.
Event Listing
Publications
Books (CGNK Publications)
Give Nonkilling a Chance
Giving Nonkilling a chance means embracing a bold and revolutionary vision where human life is valued so deeply that no individual, institution, or society resorts to killing as a solution to conflict or challenge.
Give Nonviolence a Chance
In a world often characterized by conflict, division, and violence, the call to give nonviolence a chance serves as a powerful and timely reminder of the potential for peace, cooperation, and human progress.
The Nonkilling Paradigm
The Nonkilling Paradigm is a visionary and transformative concept that advocates for a world free from killing. It challenges the conventional assumption that violence and killing are inevitable aspects of human society.
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