CICA
Issue #3

COLOQUIO INTERNACIONAL SOBRE CEREBRO Y AGRESION 
SEVILLA

April 14, 1986

To the Seville Working Group:

Wahlstrom (Finland); Genoves, Tapia (Mexico); Ramirez. Delgado, Mayor, Hinojal,
Ramallo (Spain); Goldstein, Scott, Adams, Ginsburg, Singer (USA); Leakey (Kenya)
Barnett (Australia); Eliasz (Poland); Hinde (UK); Ghosh, Nandy (India); Angeles
Philippines); Eibl-Eibesfeldt, Groebel (West Germany); Gogolitsin, Bechtereva,
Lomov. Fedoseev (USSR).

Dear Friends:

As you see from the enclosed program, we are going to have an enjoyable and
historically important Coloquio in Seville. Most of the working group has
indicated that they will be present, and with one or two exceptions, for the
entire time. Due to scheduling conflicts, Spanish UNESCO will be represented
by Dr, Ramallo rather than Dr. Hinojal. Dr. Leakey's participation is still pending,
and Dr. Singer (like Dr. Barnett) will be able to take part only by correspondence.
The Soviet participants have indicated that they will be represented by Dr. Gogolitsin.
And so far, we have not raised the money required to bring Dr. Angeles to Seville.

Our group has been augmented since the last communication on February 10. 
Dr. Ashis Nandy has been designated by Soedjatmoko, the Rector of the United
Nations University, as their representative We will also have the participation
of Dr. Luis Lara Tapia from Mexico

At a meeting last month, the US participants (Goldstein, Scott, Adams, Ginsburg)
met to begin the process of drafting the Statement on Violence. Paul Scott
drew up an outline of Topics and Issues reflecting the draft statements that
you have sent in. I added to it, drawing from some of the published writings
of other members of the Seville Working Group. The outline is enclosed with
this mailing along with the draft statements and certain excerpts from published
writings. We hope that you will read these and take them into consideration
before coming to Seville where we will work hard in order to complete a Final
Statement by May 15,

Three of the UNESCO Statements on Race are also enclosed. These can be used
as a model, both for style and for content, in our work. I hope that my marginal
notes are useful and not distracting.

If possible, please bring 25 copies of the paper that you plan to present at
the Coloquio, so that it can be used by each of the Seville Working Group in
our preparatory work for the Statement on Violence

One more mailing will be sent to you, including some of the longer papers that
have been submitted for our consideration.

I look forward to meeting with those of you who can come early to take part in
the preliminary drafting group on Sunday morning May 11 at the Hotel Murillo,
and to meeting with the rest of you at the opening session of the Coloquio on
May 12.

Peace.

David Adams, on behalf of the organizing
committee (Scott, Genoves, Ginsburg, Goldstein,
Delgado, and Ramirez).