Galtung Lecture Professor Johan Galtung, Professor of Peace Studies at the University of Hawaii, is giving a public lecture: "Europe 1989: The Role of Peace Research and the Peace Movement", to be held in Mayne Hall, The University of Queensland, St Lucia on Wednesday, 10 July 1991, at 8.00 p.m. The Lecturer Professor Galtung is one of the world's most famous and frequently cited contemporary social scientists, researching a formidable array of issues and themes, including the introduction of such provocative concepts as 'structural violence' and 'the great chain of nonviolence'. Since the 1980s he has focused on alternative defence (non-offensive defence), social cosmologies, cultural violence, environmental issues and economic theory. More and more, he has adopted a holistic perspective on world affairs. The Lecture "Nobody could have predicted this!", was the unanimous expression by all Western leaders, Autumn 1989, when the Berlin Wall started crumbling and then fell down. In the East politicians were not surprised; they knew something about people's power. So did people in the peace movement and in the peace research movement. Of course, there will never be any consensus about exactly what happened and why. But the case that this was a tremendous success for the dissident movement, the peace movement, nonviolence, certain key peace research ideas, and above all for people's diplomacy in general - and as exercised by women in particular - can and will be made. Members of the public are welcome to attend this free lecture. Ample convenient free parking is available. Master Classes Professor Johan Galtung and Dr. Fumiko Nishimura will be presenting four series of free master classes on nonviolence, peace, war, conflict resolution and world politics at the University of Queensland, from July 1 to August 8, 1991. The four series are: Violence and Peace; Conflict and Conflict Processing; World Politics of Peace and War; US - Japan Relations and Australia. Each series consists of one two-hour class per week. For further information contact: Ralph Summy, phone (07) 365 2324, or StJohn Kettle, phone (07) 899 2243. WRI 20th Triennial Conference at La Marlagne, Belgium, 28 July - 1 August 1991 For details: Contact Peter D. Jones, 97 Novar St, Yarralumla, ACT 2600, Phone (06) 277 3790 (work), Fax (06) 277 3779 or War Resisters' International, 55 Dawes St., London SE17 1EL, England.