1. MARTIN HEIDEGGER − ZUR DIAGNOSE UNSERER ZEIT: Austrian College Society, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (20 January 1969).

2. DIE BESINNUNG AUF DIE TECHNIK IM DENKEN MARTIN HEIDEGGERS: Austrian College Society, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (3 February 1969).

3. Heidegger und Hegel: Grundstrukturen der Wirklichkeitserfahrung: Austrian College Society, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (12 May 1969).

4. WISSENSCHAFT UND BESINNUNG – THEORIE UND PRAXIS: Opening statement, Interdisciplinary Seminar at the University of Innsbruck, organized by the Austrian College Society, Innsbruck, Austria (19 October 1970).

5. DIE EUROPÄISCHE AUFGABE DER ALPENREGION: Opening address at the International Symposion "Die europäische Aufgabe der Alpenregion" (The European Mission of the Alpine Region), Innsbruck, Austria (2 June 1971).

6. Die philosophische Begründung des Rechts bei René Marčić: Interdisciplinary Seminar at the University of Innsbruck, organized by the Austrian College Society, Innsbruck, Austria (28 October 1971).

7. ÖSTERREICH UND DIE EWG: Inaugural address at the International Symposion "Österreich und die EWG" (Austria and the European Economic Community), Innsbruck, Austria (2 June 1972).

8. THE "A PRIORI" MOMENT OF THE SUBJECT‑OBJECT DIALECTIC IN TRANSCENDENTAL PHENOMENOLOGY: Second International Phenomenological Conference organized by the International Husserl and Phenomenological Research Society, St. John's University, New York, USA (5 September 1972).

9. Kulturelles Selbstverständnis und Koexistenz: Voraussetzungen für einen fundamentalen Dialog: Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Wissenschaft und Politik, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (19 October 1972).

10. OPENING ADDRESS: Founding session of "Euregio Alpina − Study Group for the Alpine Region," Government House, Innsbruck, Austria (22 September 1973).

11. OPENING ADDRESS: International Meeting of Experts on Arbeitskräftefluktuation im Alpenraum [Manpower Turnover in the Alpine Region] organized by Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Wissenschaft und Politik, Innsbruck, Austria (12 October 1973).

12. CULTURAL-PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION: Royal Scientific Society, Amman, Jordan (9 March 1974).

13. CULTURAL SELF-COMPREHENSION AND CO-EXISTENCE. Introductory Speech: International Progress Organization (International Symposion on "The Cultural Self-comprehension of Nations"), Innsbruck, Austria (27 July 1974).

14. DIE DIALEKTISCHE KONZEPTION DER SELBSTBESTIMMUNG. Überlegungen zum systematischen Ansatz von Karol Wojtyła: The World Institute of Phenomenology (International Colloquium "Soi et Autrui"), University of Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland (25 January 1975).

15. Challenges to Arab-European Dialogue: Union of Iraqi Writers, Baghdad, Iraq (24 November 1976).

16. The Arab World and the West - The Approach of the International Progress Organization: Arab Society, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK (17 February 1977).

17. Kann die Nahostkrise mit friedlichen Mitteln gelöst werden?: Österreichischer Friedensrat / Austrian Peace Council, Vienna, Austria (25 November 1977).

18. [Festansprache anlässlich der Jungbürgerfeier]: Young Citizens Ceremony of the Municipality of Buch, Buch bei Jenbach, Austria (17 February 1978).

19. Zur Lage in der kurdischen Region des Irak: Volksbildungshaus Wiener Urania, Vienna, Austria (14 April 1978).

20. Palestinian Human Rights and the United Nations: International Symposium "Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the Arab World," Union of Arab Jurists, Baghdad, Iraq (19 May 1978).

21. THE RELATION BETWEEN MAN AND WORLD: A TRANSCENDENTAL-ANTHROPOLOGICAL PROBLEM: World Institute of Phenomenology (International Congress in Phenomenology of Man: "Nature and Man"), Paris, France (7 July 1978).

22. THE CULTURAL SELF-COMPREHENSION OF NATIONS: Department of Philosophy, University of Baghdad, Baghdad, Iraq (14 December 1978).

23. LA FENOMENOLOGIA DEL CARDINALE KAROL WOJTYLA. Sul problema dI un'antropologia a base fenomenologica: Annual Conference of the Italian Section of the International Husserl and Phenomenological Research Society, Viterbo, Italy (24 February 1979).

24. PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORDER: International Meeting of Experts on "Philosophical and Socio-cultural Implications of the New International Economic Order," International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (2 April 1979).

25. DIE PHÄNOMENOLOGISCHE KONZEPTION VON KAROL WOJTYLA: Philosophische Gesellschaft Innsbruck, Gesellschaft zur Pflege der Geisteswissenschaften, Innsbruck, Austria (12 June 1979).

26. THE PROBLEM OF REALITY AS SEEN FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF EXISTENTIAL PHENOMENOLOGY. The Relevance of Pre-reflexive Experience for Ontology: Second Conference of the International Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences ("The Foundations of the Human Sciences Revisited"), Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA (13 July 1979).

27. ZUM GEGENSTANDSBEREICH DER HERMENEUTIK: International Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria (1 September 1979).

28. ERKENNTNISTHEORIE ALS BIOLOGISCHE ANTHROPOLOGIE?: Internationales Forschungszentrum für die Grundfragen der Wissenschaften, University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria (26 June 1980).

29. RELATIVITÄT DER SEELE UND ABSOLUTHEIT DES "REINEN ICH". Die idealistische Dimension des Leib-Seele-Problems in der transzendentalen Phänomenologie: World Institute of Phenomenology/Österreichische Gesellschaft für Phänomenologie (Eighth International Phenomenological Conference "Body and Soul in Husserl's Phenomenology"), Salzburg, Austria (18 August 1980).

30. TRANSZENDENTALPHILOSOPHIE ALS ANTHROPOLOGIE?: Japanese Society of Phenomenology, Tokyo, Japan (5 October 1980).

31. PHÄNOMENOLOGISCHE SKEPSIS: Department of Philosophy, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan (7 October 1980).

32. THE LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE PALESTINE PROBLEM: Opening speech at the International Conference on the Palestine and Jerusalem Problem, International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (5 November 1980).

33. STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE: United Nations General Assembly, Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, sixty-first meeting, United Nations headquarters, New York City, USA (28 November 1980).

34. DIE PRINZIPIEN DES VÖLKERRECHTS UND DIE MENSCHENRECHTE − ZUR FRAGE DER VEREINBARKEIT ZWEIER NORMENSYSTEME: International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (4 December 1980).

35. ZUR ERKENNTNISTHEORETISCHEN PROBLEMATIK DER REINEN RECHTSLEHRE: X World Congress on Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Mexico, D.F., Mexico (3 August 1981).

36. THE PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS. On the Compatibility of Two Normative Systems: X^th World Congress on Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Mexico, D.F., Mexico (4 August 1981).

37. THE CONCEPT OF MONOTHEISM IN ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY. Introductory Statement delivered at the International Symposion on the Concept of Monotheism in Islam and Christianity, International Progress Organization, Rome, Italy (17 November 1981).

38. THE PRINCIPLES OF NON-ALIGNMENT. Introductory Statement: International Conference on the Principles of Non-alignment, International Progress Organization, Baghdad, Iraq (4 May 1982). 

39. KRITISCHE BEMERKUNGEN ZUR RECHTSTHEORIE VON HANS KELSEN: First International Conference on Philosophy of Law, La Plata, Argentina (20 October 1982).

40. THE PRINCIPLE OF REPRESENTATION AND THE CRISIS OF WESTERN DEMOCRACY: International Conference on the Green Book, Ghar Younis University, Benghazi, Libya (8 April 1983).

41. TRANSZENDENTALE UND EVOLUTIONÄRE ERKENNTNISTHEORIE: Österreichische Gesellschaft für Phänomenologie, Vienna, Austria (27 April 1983).

42. DAS NORMENSYSTEM DES VÖLKERRECHTS UND DIE MENSCHENRECHTE: International Progress Organization, Munich, Germany (18 May 1983).

43. ERKENNTNISTHEORIE ALS BIOLOGISCHE ANTHROPOLOGIE?: University of Munich, Munich, Germany (19 May 1983).

44. THE CRISIS OF THE WESTERN DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM: University of Malta, La Valletta, Malta (28 August 1983).

45. Cultural Aspects of the North-South Conflict: Meeting on the occasion of the National Day of Nigeria, organized by the National Union of Nigerian Students in Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (15 October 1983).

46. DIE POLITISCHE THEORIE VON MU’AMMAR AL‑QADHAFI - Zur Frage der direkten Demokratie: "Forum für öffenes Philosophieren," Department of Philosophy, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (6 April 1984).

47. OPENING STATEMENT: International Conference on Israel as Occupying Power, International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (2 May 1984).

48. SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF PARTNERSHIP IN PRODUCTION: Symposion "The System of Partnership in Production: Partners, not Wage Workers," Tripoli, Libya (26 May 1984).

49. DAS LEIB-SEELE‑PROBLEM IN DER TRANSZENDENTALEN PHÄNOMENOLOGIE: IXth International Ludwig Wittgenstein Symposion, Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria (22 August 1984).

50. THE UNITED STATES' FOREIGN POLICY – FACTS AND JUDGMENT: Opening speech at the international conference organized by the International Progress Organization, Brussels, Belgium (28 September 1984).

51. THE NEW INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION ORDER: Opening speech at the international meeting of experts organized by the International Progress Organization, Nicosia, Cyprus (26 October 1984).

52. REMARKS ON THE PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF THE JUCHE IDEA: Symposion of the International Institute for the Study of the Juche Idea, Vienna, Austria (19 April 1985). 

53. DIE KRISE DER REPRÄSENTATIVEN DEMOKRATIE: International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (20 June 1985).

54. GESETZGEBUNG UND DAS PROBLEM DER REPRÄSENTATION: XIIth International Congress for Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Athens, Greece (21 August 1985).

55. DEMOCRACY IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: Inaugural statement at the International Colloquium organized by the International Progress Organization on the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations, New York City, USA (31 October 1985).

56. LA THEORIE DE LA REPRESENTATION. La question de l'idéalisme dans la théorie politique: International Symposion "The Crisis of Representative Democracy", Geneva, Switzerland  (15 November 1985).

57. "Terroristenstaat" Libyen? Die Grüne Revolution und der Konflikt mit den USA: Volkshochschule Wien, Vienna, Austria (26 January 1986).

58. TECHNIK UND ZIVILISATIONSKRITIK: Interdisciplinary Seminar, University of  Vienna, Austria (21 March 1986). 

59. WERTORIENTIERUNGEN IM WANDEL: Wirtschaftssymposion, Österreichischer Genossenschaftsverband, Vienna, Austria (22 May 1986).

60. VERNETZUNGSMODALITÄTEN VON ERKENNTNIS, WERT UND MOTIV IN ENTSCHEIDUNGSPROZESSEN: VIIIth International Deutschlandsberg Symposion, Deutschlandsberg,  Austria (9 September 1986).

61. AUSSENPOLITIK UND DEMOKRATIE: International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (23 October 1986).

62. VALIDITE DU DROIT ET PROBLEME DE LA REPRESENTATION: 2nd International Symposion on the Third Universal Theory, Sebbha, Libya (8 March 1987).

63. NORMATIVE ASPECTS OF THE QUESTION OF TERRORISM: Introductory statement at the International Conference on the Question of Terrorism, Geneva, Switzerland (19 March 1987).

64. DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS: Address at the General People's Congress of Libya on the occasion of the adoption of the Green Charter of Human Rights, Al-Beida, Libya (11 June 1988).

65. FOREIGN POLICY AND DEMOCRACY: Harvard Club Austria, Vienna, Austria (20 October 1988).

66. DER GOLFKONFLIKT: IDEOLOGISCHE HINTERGRÜNDE − FRIEDENSPERSPEKTIVEN: International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (1 December 1988).

67. The Legal Aspects of the Palestine Problem: Programmatic Statement, Model International Conference on the Middle East, organized by the Institute for International Relations, Prague, ČSSR (7 December 1988).

68. Der Golfkonflikt: Ideologische Hintergründe und Friedensperspektiven: Montanuniversität Leoben, Leoben, Austria (27 April 1989).

69. Ist Heideggers Fundamentalontologie gesellschaftsfähig?: "Forum für offenes Philosophieren" and International Schopenhauer Society, Rum bei Innsbruck, Austria (31 May 1989).

70. AFRIKANISCH-EUROPÄISCHE BEZIEHUNGEN: INTERKULTURELLES LERNEN: Association of African Students in Austria (Gesellschaft afrikanischer Studenten in Österreich), University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (2 June 1989).

71. IST HEIDEGGERS FUNDAMENTALONTOLOGIE GESELLSCHAFTSFÄHIG?: Interdisciplinary Seminar, Dept. of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (3 June 1989).

72. ZUR FRAGE DER MENSCHENRECHTSKONFORMITÄT DEMOKRATISCHER SYSTEME: 14th International Conference of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, Edinburgh, Scotland, U.K.  (22 August 1989).

73. ZUR FRAGE DER SYSTEMATISCHEN WERTUNG DES FASCHISTISCHEN ENGAGEMENTS VON MARTIN HEIDEGGER: University of  Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia (2 November 1989). 

74. THE EXCHANGE OF POWs BETWEEN IRAN AND IRAQ: Central College Iowa − Vienna Program, Vienna, Austria (16 November 1989).

75. DEMOKRATIE UND MENSCHENRECHTE. Zur Frage der Menschenrechtskonformität demokratischer Grundsätze: International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria  (23 November 1989). 

76. Die Lage im Gazastreifen und im Westjordanland: "Informationsveranstaltung zum Internationalen Solidaritätstag mit dem Palästinensischen Volk," organized by Verein zur Förderung der Kooperation mit den palästinensischen Universitäten / Society for the Promotion of Co-operation with Palestinian Universities, Vienna University of Economics, Vienna, Austria (29 November 1989).

77. Das PalästinA-Problem in völkerrechtlicher Hinsicht: "2 Jahre Intifada," Panel Discussion, organized by Verband Sozialistischer StudentInnen Österreichs (VSStO), Vienna University of Economics, Vienna, Austria (6 December 1989).

78. Die Frage des Austausches der Kriegsgefangenen zwischen Irak und Iran - Völkerrechtliche und humanitäre Aspekte: Office of the League of Arab States, Vienna, Austria (14 December 1989).

79. [Laudatio for Professor Gerhard Frey]: "Von der Wissenschaft zur Kunst. Ausgewählte Schriften von Gerhard Frey," book presentation, organized by the Department of Philosophy at the University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (30 January 1990).

80. HEIDEGGERS SEINSBEGRIFF UND DIE FRAGE NACH DEM PERSONALEN GOTT: International Heidegger Conference organized by the Department of Religious Science, University of Trento, Trento, Italy (8 February 1990). 

81. DEMOCRACY IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: Jamia Millia University, New Delhi, India (21 February 1990).

82. THE ISSUE OF POWs BETWEEN IRAN AND IRAQ − ASPECTS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India (22 February 1990).

83. DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS: Indian Council for World Affairs, New Delhi, India (24 February 1990).

84. ZUM GEGENSTANDSBEREICH DER HERMENEUTIK: Interdisciplinary Seminar "Philosophische Grundlagen der Methodendiskussion der Naturwissenschaften und der Gesellschaftswissenschaften," University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (17 March 1990).

85. DEMOKRATIE UND MENSCHENRECHTE: Volkshochschule Bludenz, Bludenz, Austria (25 April 1990).

86. WISSENSCHAFT UND BILDUNG ALS BESTANDTEIL EINER KÜNFTIGEN EUROPA‑POLITIK: Symposion "Brücken und Wege. Unterwegs nach Europa," Abbey Fiecht, Tyrol, Austria (7 June 1990). 

87. THE VOTING PROCEDURE IN THE SECURITY COUNCIL OF THE UNITED NATIONS: First International Conference on a More Democratic United Nations, New York, USA (14 October 1990).

88. HUSSERLS TRANSZENDENTALER IDEALISMUS UND BRENTANOS ERKENNTNISTHEORIE: Husserl-Schütz-Symposion, Vienna, Austria (15 November 1990).

89. Zur aktuellen politischen Lage im Nahen Osten: International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (26 November 1990).

90. ZUR ABGRENZUNG VON TIER UND MENSCH. DIE WILLKÜR DER ANTHROPOLOGISCHEN HERMENEUTIK: University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (26 January 1991).

91. Zur aktuellen Lage im Nahen Osten: Freiheitlicher Akademikerverband, Salzburg, Austria (12 February 1991).

92. DIE CHANCEN EINER LIBERAL KONZIPIERTEN NEUORDNUNG DER ARABISCHEN WELT: "Der liberale Klub" (Liberal Club), Vienna, Austria (10 April 1991).

93. HUMAN RIGHTS AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS. TOWARDS A NEW INTERNATIONAL ORDER: Arab People's Congress, Tripoli, Libya (9 June 1991).

94. THE UNITED NATIONS AND A NEW WORLD ORDER: Opening speech at the 2nd International Conference On A More Democratic United Nations (CAMDUN), Vienna, Austria (17 September 1991).

95. DAS GOTTESPROBLEM IM DENKEN MARTIN HEIDEGGERS: Dept. of Philosophy, University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany (13 November 1991).

96. THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER: "Challenges." International Conference of Scientists and Engineers "Science and Peace in a Rapidly Changing Environment," Berlin, Germany (30 November 1991).

97. DIE LOGIK DER GEISTESWISSENSCHAFTEN: Interdisciplinary Seminar, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (21 March 1992).

98. DER NAHE OSTEN UND DIE NEUE WELTORDNUNG − EIN JAHR NACH DEM GOLFKRIEG: International Progress Organization, Salzburg, Austria (12 May 1992).

99. THE NEW WORLD ORDER: Symposion, Harvard Club Austria, Vienna, Austria (21 May 1992).

100. DEMOCRACY AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER: Opening Statement at the Green Dialogue for an Alternative World Order, Jamahir Society for Culture and Philosophy, Sirte, Libya (12 June 1992).

101. DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS: Symposion "Human Rights in the 21^st Century," Tripoli, Libya (14 June 1992).

102. Die Neue Weltordnung: Machtpolitik statt Völkerrecht?: Technische Universität, Vienna, Austria (25 June 1992).

103. DEMOKRATIE UND NEUE WELTORDNUNG: Forschungsinstitut für Philosophie, Hannover, Germany (19 October 1992).

104. DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM: Symposion "International Human Rights and the New World Order," College of Law, Loyola University, New Orleans, USA (7 November 1992).

105. DEMOCRACY AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER. THE UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION IN THE PRESENT INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM: Mexican Institute for Development, Mexico City, Mexico  (10 November 1992).

106. OPENING SPEECH: Mediterranean Regional Conference "Peace, Democracy and Co-operation in the Mediterranean," Jamahir Society for Culture and Philosophy, La Valletta, Malta (15 January 1993).

107. DEMOCRACY AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER: International Round Table Conference on "Democracy and an Alternative World Order," Tripoli, Libya (13 March 1993).

108. THE CONCEPT OF THE NATION AND THE PROBLEM OF NATIONALISM: Symposion "Citizenship and Rights in Multicultural Societies," University of Bologna in co-operation with Stanford University, Bologna, Italy (15 April 1993).

109. THE INTERNATIONAL ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY. THE COMMUNITY OF RESEARCHERS AND INTER-CULTURAL DIALOGUE: Academic Forum "University and Academic Freedom" organized by the University of Bophuthatswana, Mmabhato, South Africa (6 May 1993).

110. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER: International Conference on the Bosnian Conflict and Human Rights, Tripoli, Libya (27 June 1993).

111. ZUM BEGRIFF EINER MULTIKULTURELLEN GESELLSCHAFT: Panel discussion, "Handelsakademie Wien 2," Vienna, Austria (4 November 1993) .

112. THEORIES OF DEMOCRACY IN REGARD TO THE DICHOTOMY BETWEEN THE CONSTITUTION AND POLITICAL REALITY: International Conference on Constitutionalism, IVth Bratislava Symposium, Bratislava, Slovakia (13 November 1993).

113. DER ZUSAMMENHANG ZWISCHEN DER DEMOKRATIE UND DEN MENSCHENRECHTEN: Centre Universitaire de Luxembourg, Luxemburg (18 November 1993).

114. ISLAM AND THE WEST − THE CONFLICT IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Introductory Remarks at the International Roundtable Meeting on "Islam and the West − The Conflict in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Its Consequences for a New World Order" organized by the International Progress Organization, Vienna, Austria (25 November 1993).

115. IST POPPERS METHODOLOGIE TAUGLICH FÜR DIE GEISTESWISSENSENSCHAFTEN?: Interdisciplinary Seminar, Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (4 December 1993).

116. THE CONFLICT IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR A NEW WORLD ORDER: International Conference of Parliamentarians on Bosnia-Herzegovina, jointly organized by the Malaysian Parliamentarians Committee and the Institute of Strategic and International Studies (ISIS), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (23 January 1994).

117. CONFLICT PREVENTION AND BUILDING DEMOCRACY FROM BELOW:  Inaugural address at the European Regional Conference "Conflict Prevention and Buildinmg Democracy from Below," Jamahir Society for Culture and Philosophy, Sinaia, Romania (28 January 1994).

118. GEGENWARTSPHILOSOPHIE IM SPANNUNGSFELD NEUER POLITISCHER HERAUSFORDERUNGEN: Working session of "Pädagogisches Institut des Bundes (Oberösterreich)," Wels, Austria (10 March 1994).

119. LEGAL AND POLITICAL ASPECTS OF THE CONFLICT IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Central College, University of Iowa, Vienna Programme, Vienna (9 June 1994).

120. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: Opening statement at the International Roundtable Meeting organized by the Jamahir Society for Culture and Philosophy in co-operation with the International Progress Organization, Geneva, Switzerland (1 July 1994).

121. THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND ITS IMPACT ON THE THIRD WORLD: British Afro-Asian Solidarity Organization, London, U.K. (23 July 1994).

122. THE CONFLICT IN BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA AND INTERNATIONAL POWER POLITICS: International Seminar of the Institute for Political and International Studies, Tehran, Iran (28 August 1994).

123. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ORDER: Introductory Report at the International Symposion on Human and Peoples' Rights and the New International Order, Tripoli, Libya  (30 August 1994).

124. ISLAMIC-CHRISTIAN DIALOGUE – CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES: Conference on Inter-religious Dialogue "Peace for All", Khartoum, Sudan (10 October 1994).

125. PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUTIONS AND THE LEGITIMATION DISCOURSE OF THE "NEW WORLD ORDER." REMARKS ON THE CONTRADICTIONS BETWEEN DEMOCRATIC IDEALS AND POLITICAL REALITY: Third International Conference on the Green Book, Tripoli, Libya (2 November 1994).

126. OPENING STATEMENT: Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific, Jamahir Society for Culture and Philosophy, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (18 November 1994).

127. KRITISCHE BEMERKUNGEN ZUM UNIVERSALEN ANSPRUCH DER EVOLUTIONÄREN ERKENNTNISTHEORIE: University of Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey (25 November 1994).

128. KRITISCHE BEMERKUNGEN ZUM UNIVERSALEN ANSPRUCH DER EVOLUTIONÄREN ERKENNTNISTHEORIE: Mimar Sinan University, Istanbul, Turkey (25 November 1994).

129. OPENING STATEMENT: Second working session of the International Committee of Legal Experts on UN Sanctions against Libya, New York City, USA (1 December 1994).

130. DER BEGRIFF DER NATION UND DAS PROBLEM DES NATIONALISMUS: University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (3 December 1994).

131. DEMOKRATIE IN DEN INTERNATIONALEN BEZIEHUNGEN: Interdisciplinary Seminar, Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (21 January 1995).

132. STATEMENT ON NORTH-SOUTH CO-OPERATION: NGO-Committee on Development, United Nations, Vienna, Austria (27 February 1995).

133. DIE NEUE WELTORDNUNG UND AFRIKA: Afrikanische Studentenorganisation, Innsbruck, Austria (20 March1995).

134. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: Research symposion, European Research Network "The Political Theory of Transnational Democracy," Rome, Italy (31 March 1995).

135. DEMOKRATIETHEORIEN IM SCHNITTPUNKT VON VERFASSUNG UND POLITISCHER WIRKLICHKEIT: Interdisciplinary Seminar, Dept. of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (8 April 1995).

136. DIE VEREINTEN NATIONEN IN DER NEUEN WELTORDNUNG: United Nations Association of Austria, Vienna, Austria (26 April 1995).

137. THE UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS POLICY AND HUMAN RIGHTS: North­South XXI, Colloquium on Human Rights and International Conflicts, Geneva, Switzerland (10 June 1995).

138. THE CONCEPT OF THE STATE AND CITIZENS' RIGHTS IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES. IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALITIES AND  CULTURAL MINORITIES: University of the Philippines, Manila, Philippines (13 July 1995).

139. HEIDEGGERS KONZEPTION DES SUBJEKTS UND DIE "VERWINDUNG" DER METAPHYSIK: Conference "Subjektivität in der Moderne," University of Eichstätt, Eichstätt, Germany (19 September 1995).

140. THE UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: International NGO Conference, Madrid, Spain (1 October 1995).

141. THE IMAGE OF ISLAM IN THE WEST: International Workshop "Images of Islam: Terrorizing the Truth," Penang, Malaysia (7 October 1995).

142. STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE UNITED NATIONS: North-South XXI, Geneva, Switzerland (27 October 1995).

143. OPENING STATEMENT: 2nd Green Dialogue for an Alternative World Order, Tripoli, Libya (3 November 1995).

144. EINE WELTORDNUNG IM SINNE DER HERRSCHAFT DER WESTLICHEN WERTE?: Symposion "Europa und die Dritte Welt" organized by Freiheitliche Akademie, Baden bei Wien, Austria (25 November 1995).

145. ON THE DICHOTOMY BETWEEN DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTIONS AND POLITICAL REALITY: International Colloquium "New Paths of Democracy," University Centre Luxemburg, Luxemburg (15 December 1995).

146. POLITISCHE ASPEKTE DER ÖKOLOGISCHEN PROBLEMATIK: Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (20 January 1996).

147. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY. THE QUEST FOR UN REFORM: Workshop "The Political Theory of Transnational Democracy," University of Cambridge, Cambridge, U.K. (30 March 1996).

148. GEDANKEN ÜBER DIE MÖGLICHKEIT DIREKTER DEMOKRATIE: University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (17 April 1996).

149. DIE UNO-SANKTIONSPOLITIK UND DIE NEUE WELTORDNUNG: Jamahir Society for Culture and Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (25 April 1996).

150. THE UNITED NATIONS SANCTIONS POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL LAW:  International Conference on Economic Sanctions, Rome, Italy (10 May 1996).

151. DAS PRINZIP DEMOKRATIE. REALITÄT UND MÖGLICHKEIT: International Symposion on Direct Democracy, Bozen, South Tyrol, Italy (17 May 1996).

152. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY - THE QUEST FOR U.N. REFORM: Foreign Affairs Club of India and Institute of Diplomatic Studies, New Delhi, India (27 July 1996).

153. MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN TIES IN EUROPE: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE: Second International Seminar on Civilizational Dialogue "Japan, Islam and the West," University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2 September 1996).

154. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: THE QUEST FOR UN REFORM: World Peace Assembly, Mexico City, Mexico (23 October 1996).

155. DER SUBJEKT-BEGRIFF IN DER PHILOSOPHIE HEIDEGGERS: University of Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey (31 January 1997).

156. A THEORETICAL EXAMINATION OF THE DICHOTOMY BETWEEN DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTIONS AND POLITICAL REALITY: International Symposion on "Direct Democracy on the Threshold of the 21st Century," Green Auditorium, El-Fateh University, Tripoli, Libya (1 March 1997).

157. PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF INTER-CIVILIZATIONAL DIALOGUE: Third Civilizational Dialogue, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (15 September 1997).

158. DAS PRINZIP DEMOKRATIE. REALITÄT UND MÖGLICHKEIT: University Center Luxemburg, Luxemburg (15 October 1997).

159. PHILOSOPHIE UND GEISTESWISSENSCHAFTEN IN DER KRISE?: University Center Luxemburg, Luxemburg (16 October 1997).

160. U.S.-EUROPEAN RELATIONS AFTER THE END OF THE EAST-WEST CONFLICT − IMPLICATIONS FOR EURO-MEDITERRANEAN CO-OPERATION: International Symposion, Al-Jumhuriya International Studies Center, Baghdad, Iraq (29 October 1997).

161. PALESTINIAN SELF-DETERMINATION − THE BASIS OF PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST: International Conference "Human Rights and the Final Status Issues" organized by the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Gaza City, Palestine (13 December 1997).

162. ZUM NEUEN DEMOKRATIEIDEOLOGISCHEN DISKURS IM ZEITALTER DER WELTPOLITISCHEN MONOPOLARITÄT: Interdisciplinary Seminar, Deptartment of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria  (17 January 1998).

163. HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW: International Conference "Human Rights Challenges in the 21^st Century,"International Institute for Non-aligned Studies, New Delhi, India (5 March 1998).

164. DIE SANKTIONSPOLITIK DER VEREINTEN NATIONEN: Gesellschaft für politisch-strategische Studien, Vienna, Austria (19 March 1998).

165. THE RELATIONS BETWEEN EUROPE AND THE ISLAMIC WORLD IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA: REVIVAL OF ENEMY STEREOTYPES OR CO-OPERATION IN A NEWLY EMERGING MULTIPOLAR SYSTEM?: Seminar "Europe and the Islamic World" organized by the European Union, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, Institute of Islamic Understanding Malaysia (IKIM), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (24 March 1998).

166. ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AND THE ROLE OF POWER POLITICS IN THE UNITED NATIONS – A LEGAL AND POLITICAL EVALUATION: International Colloquium "Sanctions and Human Rights," North-South XXI, Tripoli, Libya (15 April 1998).

167. THE LOCKERBIE CASE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: Green Auditorium, El-Fateh University, Tripoli, Libya (18 April 1998).

168. THE CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS REVISITED: International Roundtable Meeting "Civilizations: Conflict or Dialogue?," organized by the International Progress Organization and the University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (8 June 1998).

169. APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND PRACTICES TO PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS IN KAZAKHSTAN: Conference "Human Rights and Freedoms in the Reforming Process of Kazakhstan Society," United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and Human Rights Commission under the President of Kazakhstan, Astana, Kazakhstan (18 June 1998).

170. GLOBALIZATION AND THE REQUIREMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: Conference "Globalization and Democracy," Friends for Peace and Development, University of Buéa,  Buéa, Cameroon (10 July 1998).

171. GLOBALIZATION AND THE REQUIREMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: Summer Camp "Globalization and Cultural Identity," Georgia Greens, Velevi, Republic of Georgia (25 July 1998). 

172. THE PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF CIVILIZATIONAL DIALOGUE: University of Malaya − Master of Arts Programme in Civilizational Studies, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (4 August 1998). 

173. THE CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS REVISITED: University of Malaya − Master of Arts Programme in Civilizational Studies, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (6 August 1998). 

174. GLOBALIZATION: ITS IMPACT ON POLITICS AND ECONOMY: International Movement for a Just World, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (9 August 1998).

175. NORTH-SOUTH RELATIONS AFTER THE END OF THE EAST-WEST CONFLICT: University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (10 August 1998).

176. THE EVOLUTION AND PHILOSOPHICAL BACKGROUND OF WESTERN DEMOCRACIES: International Symposion "Islam and Democracy," Foundation for Research in Islamic Studies, Istanbul, Turkey (27 November 1998).

177. HOW CAN DEMOCRATIC CITIZENSHIP BE EXERCISED ON THE TRANSNATIONAL LEVEL? DECISION-MAKING PROCEDURES OF THE EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS AND DEMOCRATIC LEGITIMACY: International Colloquium "Concept, Foundations and Prerequisites of a Common European Citizenship" organized by the University Centre Luxemburg, the University of Warsaw and the Council of Europe, Luxemburg (4 December 1998).

178. DEMOKRATIE IM SPANNUNGSFELD VON THEORIE UND WIRKLICHKEIT: Seminar "Die Zukunft der Demokratie – Demokratie der Zukunft," Senatsarbeitskreis "Wissenschaft und Verantwortlichkeit," University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (16 December 1998).

179. PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF GLOBALIZATION: International Roundtable Conference on the Challenges of Globalization, University of Munich, Munich, Germany (18 March 1999).

180. DER WANDEL DES DEMOKRATIEBEGRIFFES IN DER POLITISCHEN PHILOSOPHIE DER NEUZEIT: Seminar "Philosophie und Politik," Freiheitliche Akademie, Salzburg, Austria (8 May 1999).

181. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: University of Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (14 September 1999).

182. ENTSCHEIDUNGSPROZESSE DER EUROPÄISCHEN INSTITUTIONEN UND DIE FRAGE DER DEMOKRATISCHEN LEGITIMITÄT – ÜBERLEGUNGEN ZUM BEGRIFF DES "DEMOKRATISCHEN BÜRGERTUMS" IN DER EUROPÄISCHEN UNION: International Conference "Europas Identität in der gegenwärtigen Weltkonstellation," University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia  (13 November 1999).

183. THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE USE OF FORCE. ON THE PROBLEMATIC NATURE OF THE CONCEPT OF "HUMANITARIAN" INTERVENTION: International Conference "Interventionism against International Law: From Iraq to Yugoslavia," Madrid, Spain (20 November 1999).

184. THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE USE OF FORCE. ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW: 4^th World Symposium on the Green Book, Tripoli, Libya (1 December 1999).

185. SELF-DETERMINATION AS A MEANS OF FURTHER DEMOCRATIZATION OF THE UN AND THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM: First International Conference on the Right to Self-Determination and the United Nations, organized by the International Human Rights Association of American Minorities (IHRAAM) and the International Council on Human Rights (ICHR), Geneva, Switzerland (12 August 2000).

186. THE LACK OF INTERNATIONAL LEGAL REFERENCE FOR THE RESOLUTION OF THE PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI CONFLICT: International Conference "1991-2000: The Palestinian-Israeli Peace Process. A Critical Evaluation of the Negotiations between the Palestinian Authority and Israel," Madrid, Spain (30 September 2000).

187. STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE: United Nations General Assembly, Committee for the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, United Nations Office at Vienna, Vienna, Austria (29 November 2000).

188. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION – THE END OF INTERNATIONAL LAW?: China Institute of Contemporary International Relations, Beijing, China (22 December 2000).

189. DER PALÄSTINAKONFLIKT: "18. Bogenhausener Gespräche," Munich, Germany (18 February 2001).

190. REPORT ON THE FAIRNESS OF THE LOCKERBIE TRIAL: International Symposion "Lockerbie – Law and Politics" organized by the League of Arab States and the Union of Arab Lawyers, Cairo, Egypt (8 April 2001).

191. THE LOCKERBIE TRIAL – POLITICS VERSUS JUSTICE: Pusan National University / Korean Human Rights Center, Pusan, Korea (8 June 2001).

192. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION – POLITICAL DIMENSIONS AND TARGETS: Bayt al-Hikma [House of Wisdom], Baghdad, Iraq (23 July 2001).

193. HUMAN AND PEOPLES' RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: Opening statement at the international roundtable conference on "Human and Peoples' Rights in International Relations," Myongji University, Seoul, Korea (25 October 2001).

194. COMMENTS ON THE PEACE PROCESS AGENDA OF THE PHILIPPINES: Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, Manila, Philippines (11 March 2002).

195. AFTER SEPTEMBER 11, 2001: CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS OR DIALOGUE?: University of the Philippines, Asian Center, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines (11 March 2002).

196. THE UNITED NATIONS, THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW AND TERRORISM: Fourteenth Centennial Lecture, Supreme Court of the Philippines and Philippine Judicial Academy , Manila, Philippines (12 March 2002).

197. TERRORISM, COUNTER-TERRORISM: CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS: National Police Commission of the Philippines (NAPOLCOM), Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines (12 March 2002).

198. THE DIALOGUE OF CIVILIZATIONS: PHILOSOPHICAL BASIS, POLITICAL DIMENSIONS AND THE RELEVANCE OF INTERNATIONAL SPORTING EVENTS: World Cup Roundtable on Promoting Mutual Understanding among Cultures and Peoples, organized by the Korean National Commission for UNESCO and the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF), Seoul, Korea (1 June 2002).

199. THE UNITED NATIONS' FAILURE TO ENFORCE INTERNATIONAL LAW IN PALESTINE AND THE NEED OF EFFECTIVE MECHANISMS OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: THE CASE OF JENIN: International Conference "Victims of War and International Law," Zayed Centre for Coordination & Follow-up, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (15 July 2002).

200. The “Clash of Civilizations,” the Problem of Terrorism and Strategies towards Peaceful Co-existence among Nations: International Conference "A World Without Borders? Asia-Europe Responses to Globalization," organized by the Asia-Europe Foundation and the Danish Youth Council, Hillerød, Denmark (22 September 2002).

201. THE WAR ON TERROR, ITS IMPACT ON THE SOVEREIGNTY OF STATES AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: International Ecumenical Conference on Terrorism in a Globalized World, organized by the National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP), Christian Conference of Asia (CCA), World Council of Churches, Manila, Philippines (25 September 2002).

202. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM: CHALLENGES TO COLLECTIVE SECURITY: International Conference on "International Terrorism and Anti-terrorism Cooperation," organized by the Shanghai Center for International Studies and the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Shanghai, China (15 November 2002).

203. THE CONFLICT BETWEEN IRAQ AND THE UNITED NATIONS: THE SITUATION A DECADE AFTER THE GULF WAR: International Meeting Against the War, Madrid, Spain (17 November 2002).

204. STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE: United Nations General Assembly, Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, United Nations Office at Vienna, Vienna, Austria (29 November 2002).

205. REGIONALISM IN THE CONTEXT OF GLOBALITY: Inaugural address at the International Roundtable Conference on "Regional Groupings and their Impact on International Relations," Jamahir Society for Culture and Philosophy, Vienna, Austria (7 December 2002).

206. THE DIALECTIC OF POWER AND LAW. THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE "NEW WORLD ORDER": The University of Iceland, Reykjavík, Iceland (19 August 2003).

207. THE UNITED NATIONS AND INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: First Nordic Youth Conference "Youth Visions on the New World Order," Stavanger, Norway (30 August 2003).

208. THE UNITED NATIONS IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER: Keynote Address, Rutgers Model United Nations 2003, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA (21 November 2003).

209. LEGAL ASPECTS OF THE CONFLICTS IN IRAQ AND PALESTINE: Rutgers Model United Nations 2003: Advanced Committees, Security Council. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ,  USA (21 November 2003).

210. THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE GUANTANAMO BAY DETAINEES: Rutgers Model United Nations 2003: General Assembly / Specialized Agency Committees. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA (22 November 2003).

211. THE CASE OF THE D.R. OF CONGO V. BELGIUM BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE: Rutgers Model United Nations 2003: Advanced Committees, International Court of Justice.  Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA (22 November 2003).

212. THE PRECONDITIONS FOR A PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF THE ARAB-ISRAELI DISPUTE: Rutgers Model United Nations 2003,: Advanced Committees, Knesset. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA (22 November 2003).

213. THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE PALESTINIAN NATIONAL AUTHORITY (PNA) AND PALESTINIAN HUMAN RIGHTS: Rutgers Model United Nations 2003: Advanced Committees, Palestinian Authority. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA (22 November 2003).

214. THE CONTRADICTIONS OF THE LOCKERBIE TRIAL: Rutgers Model United Nations 2003: Advanced Committees, Security Council. Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA (22 November 2003).

215. KULTURPHILOSOPHISCHE UND IDEOLOGIEKRITISCHE ÜBERLEGUNGEN ZUM FEINDBILD "ISLAM": Panel discussion "Islam – Feindbild für alle?" Islamisches Bildungs- und Kulturzentrum – Österreich (Islamic Educational and Cultural Center – Austria), Vienna, Austria (7 May 2004).

216. PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF CIVILIZATIONAL DIALOGUE: World Congress on Transcendent Philosophy and Mulla Sadra, Tehran, Iran (23 May 2004).

217. The Dialectic of Power and Law – The United Nations AND THE FUTURE OF World Order: International Roundtable on "The United Nations and International Power Politics," East-West University, Chicago, USA (5 June 2004).

218. GLOBAL JUSTICE OR GLOBAL REVENGE? Book launching, University of the Philippines, Asian Center, Quezon City, Philippines (14 June 2004).

219. the Iraq crisis, the role of the United Nations and questions of international legitimacy: University of the Philippines, College of Law, Quezon City, Philippines (17 June 2004).

220. THE U.S. HANDOVER OF SOVEREIGNTY TO IRAQ. MORAL AND LEGAL QUESTIONS: Public Forum, People's Forum on Peace for Life, National Council of Churches in the Philippines, Ecumenical Women's Forum, Pilgrims for Peace, Manila, Philippines (18 June 2004).

221. JUNE 30 HANDOVER – SOVEREIGN IRAQ OR U.S. NEOCOLONY?: Forum "The U.S. Handover of Sovereignty in Iraq – Implications, Problems and Prospects," Bayan, Justice Not War Coalition, Contend-up, Stand-up, University of the Philippines, Quezon City, Philippines (18 June 2004).

222. QUO VADIS, UNITED NATIONS?: Convocation on the occasion of the Centenary of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines and Third Foundation Anniversary of the College of Law, Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Manila, Philippines (22 June 2004).

223. THE CHANGING NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND THE FUTURE OF WORLD ORDER: Armed Forces of the Philippines, Command and General Staff College, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City, Philippines (23 June 2004).

224. THE DIALOGUE OF CIVILIZATIONS AND THE FUTURE OF WORLD ORDER: Foundation Day Speech, 43rd Foundation Day, Mindanao State University, Marawi City, Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao, Philippines (1 September 2004).

225. THE "CLASH OF CIVILIZATIONS" – Perception and Reality in the Context of Globalization and International Power Politics: International Forum on "Globalization and Dialogue between Civilizations," Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia (30 September 2004).

226. THE UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION AND GLOBAL POWER POLITICS: Keynote Address, Session on the United Nations and the Emerging World Order, Second International Law Conference, Indian Society of International Law, New Delhi, India (15 November 2004).

227. THE UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION AND THE IMPERATIVES OF INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: European Public Debate "The European Union and the Reform of the United Nations," Union of European Federalists, European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium (1 December 2004).

228. THE UN SYSTEM OF COLLECTIVE SECURITY, THE IRAQ CONFLICT AND THE INTERNATIONAL RULE OF LAW: Berlin Seminar of Executive Intelligence Review (Washington D.C.), Berlin, Germany (12 January 2005).

229. THE EUROPEAN CONSTITUTION AND THE IMPERATIVES OF TRANSNATIONAL DEMOCRACY: Colloquium on "The European Constitution – Future Perspectives and Problems" organized by the University of Luxemburg and Clark University (USA), Luxemburg (18 February 2005).

230. GLOBAL JUSTICE OR GLOBAL REVENGE? REFLECTIONS ON INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND THE ROLE OF THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL: International Conference on "The Hague Proceedings against Slobodan Milošević: Emerging Issues in International Law," The Hague, Netherlands (26 February 2005).

231. DER LOCKERBIE-PROZESS IM SPANNUNGSFELD DER INTERNATIONALEN MACHTPOLITIK: Interdisciplinary lecture series "Spiele der Macht," University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (6 April 2005).

232. DIALOGUE AMONG CIVILIZATIONS AND CULTURES: THE QUEST FOR MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING: International Conference "Environment, Peace and the Dialogue among Civilizations and Cultures" organized by the Islamic Republic of Iran (Department of Environment) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Tehran, Iran (10 May 2005).

233. INTERNATIONAL POWER POLITICS AND THE QUESTION OF UNITED NATIONS REFORM: Rights Talk, Centre for Comparative and Public Law, Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China  (23 May 2005).

234. REINVENTING TRANSNATIONAL GOVERNMENT: 6th Global Forum on Reinventing Government "Towards Participatory and Transparent Governance," organized by the United Nations and the Government of the Republic of Korea, Seoul, Korea (25 May 2005).

235. THE PRECARIOUS NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE ABSENCE OF A BALANCE OF POWER: Introductory remarks delivered at the International Roundtable Discussion on "The Use of Force in International Relations: Challenges to Collective Security" organized by the International Progress Organization in co-operation with the Department of Philosophy of the University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (22 June 2005). 

236. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION IN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD − THE ROLE OF THE ASIAN MEDIA: ASEAN Press Convention & 15th General Assembly of the Confederation of ASEAN Journalists (CAJ), Bangkok, Thailand (5 August 2005).

237. KOLLEKTIVE SICHERHEIT UND PRÄVENTIVE VERTEIDIGUNG: PARADIGMENWECHSEL IN DER SICHERHEITSPOLITIK?: Moderator's Statement, European Security Conference Innsbruck (ESCI), University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (11 September 2005).

238. HOW CAN REGIONAL UNIONS CONTRIBUTE TO THE STRENGTHENING AND DEMOCRATIZATION OF THE UN?: International Public Conference "Federalism, Peace & International Democracy. The experiences and contribution of the European Union and the African Union" organized by the World Federalist Movement (WFM) and the Union of European Federalists (UEF), European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium (4 November 2005).^*

239. STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE [on behalf of the network of non-governmental organizations on the question of Palestine]: Solemn meeting held by the United Nations General Assembly, Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, United Nations Office at Vienna, Vienna, Austria (29 November 2005).

240. LAW AND POLITICS IN THE GLOBAL ORDER: THE PROBLEMS AND PITFALLS OF UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION: International Conference on "The Emerging Trends in International Criminal Jurisprudence" organized by the Indian Society of International Law, New Delhi, India (10 December 2005).

241. ADDRESS ON THE OCCASION OF THE RELEASE OF THE INDIAN EDITION OF "GLOBAL JUSTICE OR GLOBAL REVENGE?": Book launching ceremony, Indian Society of International Law, Krishna Menon Bhawan, New Delhi, India (11 December 2005).

242. [Laudatio]: Farewell Ceremony for Professor Josef Zelger, Faculty of Humanities I, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria (25 January 2006).

243. UNIVERSAL JURISDICTION AND INTERNATIONAL POWER POLITICS: IDEAL VERSUS REAL: Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey (13 February 2006).

244. ISLAM AND THE WEST: CLASH OR ALLIANCE OF CIVILIZATIONS?: Bilim ve Sanat Vakfı / Foundation for Sciences and Arts, Istanbul, Turkey (14 February 2006).

245. Evrensel Hukuk ve Uluslararası Güç Politikasını : İdeale Karşı Gerçek Durum: Osmangazi University, Eskişehir, Turkey (16 February 2006).

246. Karol Wojtyła's Notion of the Irreducible in Man and the Quest for a Just World Order: Conference on "Karol Wojtyła's Philosophical Legacy," Philosophy Department, Saint Joseph College, West Hartford, Connecticut, USA (22 March 2006).

247. The Dialogue of Civilizations Under the Conditions of a Unipolar World Order: Programmatic Statement, International Consultation, World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations," Moscow, Russia (25 March 2006).

248. Civilization as Instrument of World Order? The Role of the Civilizational Paradigm in the Absence of a Balance of Power: International Symposion "Civilizations and World Orders," Foundation for Sciences and Arts, Istanbul, Turkey (13 May 2006).

249. Legal Reform in the Arab World: An Imperative of Self-determination: International Expert Conference on Legal Reform in the Arab World, jointly organized by the Institute of Law of Birzeit University (Palestine), Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Belgium) and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (Germany), in the framework of the  Second World Congress of Middle Eastern Studies, Amman, Jordan (13 June 2006).

250. OBSTACLES TO DIALOGUE UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF A UNIPOLAR WORLD ORDER - THE STATE OF MUSLIM-WESTERN RELATIONS: Programmatic Statement, Working Group "The Impact of Power Structures on Options for Dialogue," The Copenhagen Lab of Co-existence, IT University, Copenhagen, Denmark (5 September 2006).

251. ASIA-EUROPE CO-OPERATION AS CORNERSTONE OF A NEW MULTIPOLAR WORLD: Contribution to the debate, International Conference "ASEM@10 - Connecting Civil Societies of Asia and Europe," organized by the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) in connection with the 6^th Summit of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM), Helsinki, Finland (7 September 2006).

252. THE DIALOGUE OF CIVILIZATIONS AS CORNERSTONE OF GLOBAL CO-EXISTENCE: Statement on behalf of the International Progress Organization, World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations," Fourth Annual Conference, Rhodes, Greece (29 September 2006).

253. International Security Policy in the Era of the "Global War on Terror" - Ethical Implications: Moderator's Statement, Working Group on Security Policy and Ethics, Second European Security Conference Innsbruck (ESCI) - "Security in the Era of Transformation,"  Innsbruck, Austria (1 October 2006).

254. The State of Peace under the Conditions of a Unipolar World Order: 9^th International Forum organized by the Nomura Center for Lifelong Integrated Education - "Lifelong Integrated Education: Enlightenment on the Order of Coexistence," Paris, France (9 November 2006).

255. The Changing Nature of Power and the Erosion of Democracy in the Age of Technology: Challenges to the Philosophy of Law in the 21^st Century: International Academy for Philosophy, Second Annual Session in collaboration with The Hellenic Society for Philosophical Studies, "Perspectives of Philosophy in the 21st Century," Athens, Greece ( 25 November 2006).

256. STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE [on behalf of the network of non-governmental organizations on the question of Palestine]: Solemn meeting held by the United Nations General Assembly, Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, United Nations Office at Vienna, Vienna, Austria (29 November 2006).

257. Religion and Violence - Introductory Statement: International Movement for a Just World (JUST), Petaling Jaya, Malaysia (17 January 2007).

258. Christian-Muslim Relations in the Age of Global Unipolarity: Belief in One God versus Political Double Standards: Campus Ministry, Roman-Catholic Archdiocese, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (17 January 2007).

259. Religion and Violence in International Relations: Reflections on Western Approaches towards Islam: International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Gombak, Malaysia (18 January 2007).

260. The "Global War on Terror" and its Implications for Muslim-Western Relations: Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia / National University of Malaysia, Bangi, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia (19 January 2007).

261. Religion and Violence: Universiti Sains Malaysia / Malaysia Science University, Centre for International Studies, Penang, Malaysia (22 January 2007).

262. Religion and Violence: Philosophical Reflections on the Challenges Faced by the Christian Faith: National University of Singapore (NUS) in co-operation with the Dept. of Philosophy of the University of Innsbruck, Singapore (25 January 2007).

263. Coming to Terms with the Past as a Problem of Justice - Philosophical Reflections: "From the Burden of the Past to Societal Peace and Democracy": International Conference on "Coming to Terms with the Past" organized by Heinrich Böll Foundation at Bilgi University, Istanbul, Turkey (24 February 2007).

264. Democracy in the Age of Global Unipolarity: International Symposium "Democracy in the 21st Century: Thirty Years since the Announcement of the Establishment of People's Authority," Sebha, Libya (1 March 2007).

265. Civilization and World Order: The Relevance of the Civilizational Paradigm in Contemporary International Law: Seminar on "Multiculturalism and International Law," organized by the Silk Road Institute of International Law and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, China (14 April 2007).

266. Orient und Okzident: Dialog oder Krieg?: Marokkanischer Verein in deutschsprachigen Ländern / Moroccan Society in German-speaking Countries, Feldkirch, Austria (10 May 2007).

267. Rauchen aus ethischer, rechtlicher und politischer Sicht: Lecture series organized by "Initiative für einen rauchfreien Studien-, Schul- und Arbeitsplatz" and "Verein zur Weiterbildung und Förderung wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten von MedizinerInnen," University Campus, Vienna, Austria (18 May 2007).

268. Civilizational Dialogue versus Civilizational Coercion: The Risks of Unilateralism and the Virtues of Co-existence: Second International Forum "Globalization and Dialogue between Civilizations," Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia (24 May 2007).

269. The Hermeneutical Principles of Civilizational Dialogue: First Conference of the International Research Institute for Philosophy, Logic, Argumentation and Communication at the Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) State University, Yerevan, Armenia (31 May 2007).

270. Security Council Reform: A Requirement of International Democracy: Conference on "Reforming the United Nations -  Democracy, Justice and Security in the Age of Globalization," organized by Centro Studi sul Federalismo / Center for the Study of Federalism, Turin Academy of Sciences, Turin, Italy (8 June 2007).

271. Philosophical Foundation for a Culture of Peace: An Insight for Community & Faith Leaders: Seminar on "The Role of Community and Faith Leaders towards Promoting the Culture of Durable and Lasting Peace," organized by the Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO) in co-operation with Jamiyah Singapore, Singapore (22 June 2007).

272. Internationale Gerechtigkeit: Ethics Forum of the University of Munich, Munich, Germany (12 July 2007).

273. Aspects of Intercultural Dialogue: Islam and the West - The Perspective of the Western World: Speech delivered at the meeting of the International Advisory Board of the "Youth for the Alliance of Civilizations" Initiative, organized by the Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation (ICYF-DC), Kyrenia, Cyprus (18 August 2007).

274. Dialogue of Civilizations - The Main Challenge of Our Time: Introductory Speech, International Conference "Dialogue of Civilizations: The Role of Political Parties," organized by the New Azerbaijan Party, Baku, Azerbaijan (27 September 2007).

275. The Conditions for Building Civilizational Space: Moderator's Statement, Plenary Session II, World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations," Fifth Annual Meeting, Rhodes, Greece (13 October 2007).

276. The International Use of Force and the Phenomenon of Terrorism: Symptoms and Causes of Violence in Today's Global Order: Keynote Speech, Second Plenary, "Youth for the Alliance of Civilizations Initiative - Alliance Youth Camp," organized by the Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation (ICYF-DC) and the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, Baku, Azerbaijan (29 October 2007).

277. Global Justice or Global Revenge? Politicization and Double Standards in the Prosecution of War Crimes, Crimes against Humanity and Genocide: Conference on "Civil Wars and Genocide: Case Studies, Outcomes, and Trends," School for International Studies, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, Canada (15 November 2007).

278. Evolutionary Epistemology as a Problem of Metaphilosophy: Third International Conference of the International Philosophical Academy (in collaboration with Stanford University, The University of California at Berkeley, the Journal Metaphilosophy, and Blackwell Publishing), Glendale, Los Angeles, USA (30 November 2007).

279. The Global War on Terror and the Metaphysical Enemy: Introductory Lecture, International Roundtable "The 'Global War on Terror' and its Implications for Muslim-Western Relations," organized by the International Progress Organization in co-operation with the Center for Policy Research and International Studies (CenPRIS), Universiti Sains Malaysia (Malaysia Science University), Penang, Malaysia (13 December 2007).

280. Global Security in the Absence of a Balance of Power: The Importance of Inter-regional Co-operation: International Conference "Countries of the Caucasus and the Middle East - possible partners in the process of formation of a regional system of security," Yerevan, Armenia (7 February 2008).

281. The Changing Nature of Power and the Erosion of Democracy in the Age of Technology: Centre for Dialogue, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia (14 February 2008).

282. The "Global War on Terror" - Contradictions of an Imperial Strategy: Global Peace and Justice Auckland (GPJA), Special GPJA Forum, Auckland, New Zealand (20 February 2008).

283. The Kashmir Problem between Law and Realpolitik: Reflections on a Negotiated Settlement: Keynote Speech, "Global Discourse on Kashmir 2008," organized by the All-Party Group for Kashmir in the European Parliament and the International Council for Human Rights (ICHR) / Kashmir Centre, European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium (1 April 2008).

284. Islam et Occident: choc ou dialogue des civilisations: Seminar organized by Syndicat National de l'Enseignement Supérieur (SNESUP) and Association des Marocains dans les pays germanophones, Faculté des Sciences, Université Hassan II, Casablanca, Morocco (22 May 2008).

285. Education and Intercultural Dialogue - A Philosophical Perspective: International Conference "Education as a Dialogue Model of Social Development," jointly organized by World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations" and Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada (12 June 2008).

286. The United Nations Organization and the Prospects of Peace in Palestine: Briefing session for the delegation to Israel/Palestine of Interfaith Peace-Builders (USA), Vienna, Austria (28 July 2008).

287. The Role of Trust in Multinational Financial Institutions: An Intercultural Business Model for Europe: Symposion / Group Executive Committee Meeting, "The Power of Trust - Facilitating Inter- and Transcultural Performance and Efficiency in Connected Banking Systems," organized by Erste University, Erste Group Bank AG, Vienna, Austria (10 September 2008).

288. The Lockerbie Trial and the Rule of Law: Keynote address, The Law Awards of Scotland 2008 in association with Registers of Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland, UK (18 September 2008).

289. Global (Dis)order in a Period of Transition: Turkey's Role in the Emerging Multipolar World: Honorary Professorship Award Ceremony, Pamukkale University, Denizli, Turkey (16 October 2008).

290. Islamophobia and the Contradictions in Europe's Multicultural Society: Global Research Center, Bilim ve Sanat Vakfı / Foundation for Sciences and Arts, Istanbul, Turkey (18 October 2008).

291. Islamophobia and Politics in Multicultural Societies: Quid nunc, Europa?: International Conference "Beyond Religious Differences - Islamophobia and other forms of discrimination based on religion or belief: consequences for young people and youth work responses," jointly organized by the Council of Europe (Directorate of Youth and Sport), Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO), Ministry of Youth and Sport of Azerbaijan, Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation (ICYF-DC), and European Youth Forum, Baku, Azerbaijan (5 November 2008).

292. The Universal Mission of the International Criminal Court under the Conditions of Realpolitik: Statement at the Panel Discussion on "The International Criminal Court: US and EU Differences in Participation, Sovereignty and the Rule of Law," 24th TransAtlantic Conference, Franklin Center for Global Policy Research (USA), The Hague, Netherlands (10 November 2008).

293. International conflict resolution and civilizational dialogue: Statement, roundtable debate, Syrian Television, Damascus, Syria  (24 November 2008).

294. STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SOLIDARITY WITH THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE [on behalf of the network of non-governmental organizations on the question of Palestine]: Special meeting in observance of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, United Nations Office at Vienna, Vienna, Austria (26 November 2008).

295. International Justice and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Annual Meeting, Hans Koechler Political and Philosophical Society, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines (13 December 2008).

296. The Crisis of the Global Economy and the Imperatives of Global Justice: Solidarity statement delivered at the international conference for the launching of the Oikotree / Covenanting for Justice movement, organized by Peace for Life (Philippines), Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines (15 December 2008).

297. Les relations entre le monde arabe et l'Occident: Lecture meeting, Parti Socialiste Unifié (PSU), Casablanca, Morocco (14 February 2009).

298. Les musulmans et l'occident: Public forum and book launching event, Salon international de l'édition et du livre (Siel), Casablanca, Morocco (15 February 2009).

299. The "New International Economic Order" Revisited: Philosophical Considerations on the Collapse of Neoliberal Globalization: International Conference "Rebuilding the World Economy after the Systemic Crisis," Rüsselsheim, Germany (21 February 2009).

300. Cultural Identity, Truth and the Fear of Empire:  II Foro de los Pueblos / Second Peoples' Forum: "Without Fear of Empire: Global People's Resistance," jointly organized by Peace for Life and Justicia y Vida, Bogotá, Colombia (22 March 2009).

301. Global Justice or Global Revenge? The ICC and the Politicization of International Criminal Justice: World Conference for International Justice -- "United against the politicization of justice," General Sudanese Students Union, Khartoum, Sudan (6 April 2009).

302. The Lockerbie Case, the Security Council, and Terrorism: Thirty Eighth Annual Conference, Indian Society of International Law, New Delhi, India (18 April 2009).^*

303. Criminal Justice as a Tool of Collective Security? The United Nations Security Council and Sudan: Panel Discussion "The Impact of the ICC-resolution on Peace in Sudan," organized by the Austrian Institute for International Affairs, Diplomatic Academy, Vienna, Austria (23 April 2009).

304. Economy and Civilization in an Era of Global Crisis: Speech at the opening session, of the International Conference "Prague Dialogue on Europe in the XXI Century," organized under the patronage of the Speaker of the Chamber  of Deputies of the Czech Republic by the World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations" (WPFDC) and Klub Rusko, Prague, Czech Republic (14 May 2009).

305. The Collapse of Neoliberal Globalization and the Quest for a Just World Order: International Conference "Prague Dialogue on Europe in the XXI Century," Panel 1: "The global crisis as key problem of European cooperation," organized by the World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations" (WPFDC) and Klub Rusko, Prague, Czech Republic (14 May 2009).

306. Unity in Diversity: Eurasia's Contribution to Civilizational Dialogue: International Conference on "The Role of Historical and Cultural Heritage in the Dialogue of Civilizations," Almaty, Kazakhstan (9 June 2009).

307. The Relation between Man and World: International Conference "Astronomy and Civilization," organized by the Konkoly Observatory of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary (13 August 2009).

308. Multiculturalism and the Future of Europe: Moderator's Statement, International Conference "The Wider Europe: West-East Dialogue," organized by the Odessa National Law Academy and Kharkiv National 'Karazin' University in co-operation with the World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations," Odessa, Ukraine (18 September 2009).

309. Global Dialogue and the Role of Civil Society: International Press Conference, National Press Club of Greece (ESEA), Athens, Greece (7 October 2009).

310. The Shifting Balance of Power and the Future of Sovereign States: Rhodes Forum 2009, Panel 1: "Dialogue and Global Politics," Rhodes, Greece (10 October 2009).

311. The Global Economic Crisis and the Role of Religion: Seventh Doha Interfaith Dialogue Conference, Doha, State of Qatar (21 October 2009).

312. The Philosophy and Politics of Dialogue: Keynote Lecture, Global Dialogue Conference 2009 - "Responsibility Across Borders? Climate Change as Challenge for Intercultural Inquiry on Values," Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark (6 November 2009).

313. Depoliticizing International Criminal Justice: Global Justice or Global Revenge: International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda: An Independent Conference on Its Legacy from the Defence Perspective, The Hague, Netherlands (14 November 2009).

314. Turkey and Europe: The Geopolitics of Regional Integration: 2nd Turkey-Europe Forum - "European Integration and Turkey," , organized by the Turkish Asian Center for Strategic Studies (TASAM), Mardin, Turkey (11 December 2009).

315. Laudatio on the occasion of the awarding of the Global Dialogue Prize 2009 to Dariush Shayegan: Award Ceremony, Global Dialogue Prize, Aarhus Concert Hall, Aarhus, Denmark (27 January 2010).

316. The Enforcement of International Law in the Occupied Palestinian Territory: Moderator's Statement, United Nations Meeting of Civil Society in Support of the Palestinian People, Vienna, Austria (26 March 2010).

317. Law and Politics in the International Criminal Court: ICC watch, London, UK (30 March 2010).

318. The Security Council and International Law: Guest lecture, National Law College of India University, Bangalore, India (9 April 2010).

319. World Order: Vision and Reality: Book launching ceremony, 3rd Annual Symposium, National Law College of India Review, Bangalore, India (10 April 2010).

320. Militarism and Empire: Statement, World Without Empire Conference & Peace Festival, Union Theological Seminary, New York City, USA (23 April 2010). 

321. The Dilemma of International Criminal Justice: International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda: The Second International Criminal Defence Conference "Lessons from the Ad Hoc UN Tribunals, and Prospects for International Justice at the ICC," Brussels, Belgium (23 May 2010).^*

322. Islam and the West: Challenges of a Just World Order: Keynote speech, International Symposium on Cultural Diploamcy 2010, organized by the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (ICD), German Foreign Ministry, Berlin, Germany (25 May 2010).

323. Economy and Religion in the Era of Globality: Keynote speech, Globalization for the Common Good, 9th Annual International Conference: "In Search of the Virtuous Economy: A Plea for Dialogue, Wisdom, and the Common Good," California Lutheran University, Thousand Oaks, California, USA (7 June 2010).

324. Remarks on the Philosophy of Education: Statement and commentary, Nomura Center for Lifelong Integrated Education, Tokyo, Japan (25 June 2010). 

325. Dialogue of Civilizations and Requirements of a Just World Order: International Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations and Harmonious World," jointly organized by World Public Forum "Dialogue of Civilizations" and China Foundation for International Studies (CFIS), Beijing, China (12 July 2010).

326. Challenges and Contradictions of World Order: International Conference on Global Governance and International Rule of Law, jointly organized by Center for Jurisprudence Research at Jilin University, Legal Science Dept. of the Social Science Council of the Ministry of Education of China, and Law School of Jilin University, Changchun, China (30 July 2010).

* Invited lecture; not delivered due to illness.