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Discussions & short presentations
- Why Dialogue? Feedback and Discussions from the WKD Workshops
  Chairpersons present the results of the workshops
- Nurturing the New da Vincis, Galileos and Newtons
  Workshop 3: Reshaping university education for improved dialogue and societal responsibility
- Of Flour and Salt are both Bread and Paste Made
  Workshop 1: Dialogue driven by political instruments and respecting academic autonomy
- The world has problems, universities have faculties: How to promote interdisciplinarity in academic institutions
  Workshop 2: Dialogue driven by academic institutional governance
- Always Look on the Unified Side of Life; Discussions on the Origins and Migrations of Modern Humans
  Scientific Session 3: Origins and Migrations of Modern Humans, Discussion
- Have We Become Wiser?
  Reports from Round Table Presentations
- Unravelling Complexity
  Scientific Session 2: New Discoveries Defining Complexity
Networking & Social
- Have We Become Wiser?
  Reports from Round Table Presentations
Opening & Closing
- The Compassionate Elite - An Experiment
  17 October 2006
- Why Dialogue? Feedback and Discussions from the WKD Workshops
  Chairpersons present the results of the workshops
- Of Flour and Salt are both Bread and Paste Made
  Workshop 1: Dialogue driven by political instruments and respecting academic autonomy
- The world has problems, universities have faculties: How to promote interdisciplinarity in academic institutions
  Workshop 2: Dialogue driven by academic institutional governance
- At the Crossroads of a new Knowledge Commons
  The World Knowledge Dialogue First Symposium Opens in Crans-Montana, Switzerland
Scientific Sessions
- The Compassionate Elite - An Experiment
  17 October 2006
- What Separates Us from the Apes? Neandertals and the Path to the Modern Human
  17 September 2006
- Nurturing the New da Vincis, Galileos and Newtons
  Workshop 3: Reshaping university education for improved dialogue and societal responsibility
- Always Look on the Unified Side of Life; Discussions on the Origins and Migrations of Modern Humans
  Scientific Session 3: Origins and Migrations of Modern Humans, Discussion
- Have We Become Wiser?
  Reports from Round Table Presentations
- Human Migrations in Prehistory: The Cultural Records
  Scientific Session 3: Origin and Migrations of Modern Humans
- Me Tarzan, You Jane: Linguistics, Human Migration and Culture
  Linguistic issues about the origins of modern humans. Prof. Dr. Bernard Victorri, Lattice-CNRS, Ecole Normale Supérieure Paris, France
- Of Mice and Cities
  The derivation of mathematical formulas to describe biological and social systems
- Towards a Neuroscience of the Capable Person: Unity, Diversity and Oneself as Another
  Keynote lecture 2
Workshops
- Why Dialogue? Feedback and Discussions from the WKD Workshops
  Chairpersons present the results of the workshops
- Nurturing the New da Vincis, Galileos and Newtons
  Workshop 3: Reshaping university education for improved dialogue and societal responsibility
- Of Flour and Salt are both Bread and Paste Made
  Workshop 1: Dialogue driven by political instruments and respecting academic autonomy
- The world has problems, universities have faculties: How to promote interdisciplinarity in academic institutions
  Workshop 2: Dialogue driven by academic institutional governance
- Have We Become Wiser?
  Reports from Round Table Presentations