Our final issue of 1996 features articles on the environment and language teaching, a world survey of teenagers' interests and global concerns, reports on an Australian peace education conference and on a SE Asian international schools conference, a profile of key books on teaching peace and tolerance, a report on UNESCO Linguapax at JALT'96 complete with Felix Marti's keynote speech and a touching Christmas story from Germany about prejudice and global interdependence. Best wishes to all for a better world in 1997!

Contents #25

• Articles on global education themes from language teaching journals


• News from JALT and JALT's Global Issues SIG


• Conference Reports: SEATCCO'96 (Thailand) and IPRA'96 (Australia)


• The Exodus of the Foreigners: A Christmas Story


• Language Education for World Peace by Felix Marti


• Linguapax at JALT'96 in Hiroshima by Ruth Maschmeier


• The Environment and Language Education by Hermann Troll


• World Survey of Teenagers' Interests by Julianna Dudas


• Book Review: The Millenium Whole Earth Catalog by Jessica Newby-Kawata


• Wanted: Volunteers for Thailand / Participants for Peace Education Survey


• Books on Peace, Tolerance and Social Responsibility


• Who's Doing What?


• New language teaching textbooks dealing with global issues


• 1997 Global Calendars and Almanacs


• Global education materials available from the Global Issues Network

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