can "continue the life" of the Seville Statement in our own communities
and countries. Dimitra also enclosed a letter from P. Nathanail of BBC
stating that the Seville Statement was used on more than a dozen of their
Language Service programs and will be used in a series on Greek Radio this fall.

--- Letters are also enclosed from Ubiratan D'Ambrosio of the Universidade
Estadual de Campinas in Brazil, Ezio Ponzo from the University of Rome, and
from Graham Kemp of the University of Lancaster in England. All of them
give us further examples of how the Statement can be used in practice.
In particular, it is important to emphasize that Fonzo in Italy, like
Papadopoulou in Greece, has submitted the Statement to the national UNESCO
commission in the hopes that it can receive support from UNESCO at their
meetings this fall. We are also hoping to receive support from national
UNESCO commissions from Finland, Switzerland, Spain, Poland, Czechoslovakia,
and Venezuela, as well as Italy and Greece,

--- One purpose of the Seville Statement is to provoke further debate and
research on the issues of the determinants of war and peace. As the Statement
indicates it restricts itself "to what we consider a most important first step.”
In the spirit of such debate, and in the hopes that we will move forward in
scientific fashion, I enclose several pages from the HUMAN ETHOLOGV NEWSLETTER
featuring a debate on some of these issues between Robert Hinde, on the one
hand, and Joseph Manson and Richard Wrangham, on the other. If I may be allowed
to add my own voice to that debate, I hope that we will look not only for the
causes of war, but also for the causes of peace in our future research which
the world so greatly needs.

--- In the time since the last newsletter in May, the Statement has been
published and discussed in so many journals and organizations that it is not
possible to list all of them here. Many are listed on the enclosed sheet of
endorsements and full publications. In addition, we may note publicity given
to the Statement in the Peace Chronicle of the CONSORTIUM FOR PEACE RESEARCH,
EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT, the Newsletter of the SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF
VIOLENCE and the newsletter of the NATIONAL COALITION ON TELEVISION VIOLENCE,
all in the United States. It was also presented to the annual meeting of the
BEHAVIOR GENETICS ASSOCIATION by Benson Ginsburg and Bonnie Frank Carter.
And from UNESCO in Paris, we have received a letter from Elizabeth Khawajkie
of the Section of Education for International Cooperation and Peace, who says
that she hopes to be able to publish the Statement in a future issue of the
bulletin INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AT SCHOOL

--- I hope to hear soon from all of you in the Support Network (over 200 now
From more than 40 countries!), and until then, my sentiments are best expressed
in the letter from Dimitra Papadopoulou, "You represent for all of us pieces
of this human chain, the soul of this effort."

Peace,

David Adams
Corresponding Secretary