Changes: Union of International Associations

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The Union of International Associations is a non-profit non-governmental organization researching, under UN mandate, the global civil society.

They publish:

Yearbook of International Organizations,
International Congress Calendar
Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential etc.

Their headquarters are in Brussels, Belgium. Founded in 1907 by the 1913 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Henri La Fontaine, and Paul Otlet, a founding father of what is now called information science.

Its stated goals (taken from its website) include:

Facilitate the evolution of the activities of the world-wide network of nonprofit organizations, especially nongovernmental or voluntary associations;
Promote understanding of how international bodies represent valid interests in every field of human activity or belief, whether scientific, religious, artistic, educational, trade or labour;
Enable these initiatives to develop and counterbalance each other creatively, in response to world problems, by collecting information on these bodies and their interrelationships;
Make such information available to them, and to others who may benefit from this network;
Experiment with more meaningful and action-oriented ways of presenting such information as a catalyst for the emergence of more appropriate organizations;
Promote research on the legal, administrative and other problems common to these international associations, especially in their contacts with governmental bodies.

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-The '''Union of International Associations''' is a [[non-profit organization|non-profit]] [[non-governmental organization|non-governmental]] organization researching, under [[UN]] mandate, the global [[civil society]] and publishing information on [[Yearbook of International Organizations|international organizations]], [[International Congress Calendar|international meetings]], [[Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential|world problems]], etc. Headquarters are in [[Brussels]], [[Belgium]]. Founded in [[1907]] by the 1913 [[Nobel_Prize/Peace|Nobel Peace Prize]] laureate, [[Henri La Fontaine]], and [[Paul Otlet]], a founding father of what is now called [[information science]].
+The '''Union of International Associations''' is a non-profit non-governmental organization researching, under UN mandate, the global civil society.
+They publish:
-Its [[stated goal]]s (taken from its website) include:
+*Yearbook of International Organizations,
+*International Congress Calendar
+*[[Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential]] etc.
+Their headquarters are in Brussels, Belgium. Founded in [[1907]] by the 1913 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Henri La Fontaine, and Paul Otlet, a founding father of what is now called [[information science]].
+Its stated goals (taken from its website) include:
 * Facilitate the evolution of the activities of the world-wide network of nonprofit organizations, especially nongovernmental or voluntary associations;
 * Promote understanding of how international bodies represent valid interests in every field of human activity or belief, whether scientific, religious, artistic, educational, trade or labour;