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Global Panel Foundation

According to its website "Global Panel's greatest strength is its network". They claim to work "primarily behind the scenes in support of governments, institutions and the private sector". It works through "its network of former ranking government, academic, and private sector personalities". Claiming to be "well equipped to facilitate solutions in conflict areas around the world" Global Panel Foundation, Mission and Goals,Accessed 28-February-2009 
Global Panel was founded in 1989 by the entrepreneur Bas Spuybroek, with support from then Dutch foreign minister Hans van den Broek and industrialist Frans Lurvink. The current chairman is Marc S. EllenbogenGlobal Panel Foundation, Mission and Goals,Accessed 28-February-2009.
==Affiliations==
Marc S. Ellenbogen attended the Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009
==People==
Marc S. Ellenbogen, Director
==Notes==
Global Partners & Associates

Global Partners & Associates (GPA) was established in 2005 by Andrew Puddephatt and Greg Power. According to its website, its goal is to "to promote democratic politics, effective governance and human rights around the world by developing policy and practice, and shaping the approaches of donors and governments, civil society organisations and private sector partners."About Us, Global Partners & Associates, accessed 24 March 2013.
==Notes==
Category:Democracy Promotion
Global Partnership for Education

Global Partnership for Education is a multi-donor education fund that was formed by the World Bank in 2002 to raise and distribute money to developing countries.
It says its 'joint mission is to galvanize and coordinate a global effort to provide a good quality education to children, prioritizing the poorest and most vulnerable'.About us, GPE website, accessed December 2015
==Membership==
The Partnership is made up of the following members: 
*20 donor governments, with the UK and the Department for International Development being the largest donor, providing 21 per cent of GPE's funding.
*61 developing countries
*international organizations: UNESCO, UNICEF and the World Bank. 
*civil society/NGOs, such as the networks Global Campaign for Education and Education International
*private sector and foundations (see below)
===Private sector involvement===
GPE says that it receives 'strategic, technical and fundraising advice' from private sector companies, think tanks and foundations. These players also helped GPE to expand what it does and to 'explore innovative opportunities' in education.
In 2014 it was reported that GPE was in the process of developing a new 'private sector engagement strategy' to help countries develop education plans that can supply the type of skilled workforce the private sector needs.GPE to engage private sector for skills-oriented education, deveximpact website, 10 April 2014
Its website details the involvement of the only the following: 
*Pearson and Microsoft: GPE says that the two education technology companies pledged to provide a combined $30 million between 2012 and 2015 on education intiatives in developing country partners, including on 'school innovation' and the 'effective use of ICT' in schools.Private Sector and Foundations, GPE website, accessed December 2015
*William and Flora Hewlett Foundation: GPE says that the Hewlett Foundation pledge to invest $36 million between 2012 and 2014 to 'improve civil society learning assessments' and 'training for teachers', as well as promoting 'global and national learning outcomes indicators'.Private Sector and Foundations, GPE website, accessed December 2015
Other companies that may have been involved with GPE, or as it was previously known the 'Education for All – Fast Track Initiative', include:
*Cisco, Intel, Microsoft, Edelman and others 'strongly expressed their wish to explore effective ways of collaborating with the Fast Track Initiative in 2008 to help the government of Rwanda and others achieve their priorities in education.GEA and FTI Join Forces to Achieve EFA in Rwanda, GPE website, 25 January 2008
==People==
*Alice Albright, CEO; formerly served in the Obama Administration as the Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer of the Export-Import Bank of the United States
==Contact==
*Website: http://www.globalpartnership.org
==References==
 
Category:Education IndustryCategory:Education reform lobby group
Global Politician

Global Politician is a website run by the New York attorney David Storobin. It was registered on 15 October 2004. of Whois Record for www.globalpolitician.com from Domain Tools (created 23 January 2009) The website has a strong right wing and anti-Muslim orientation. It has provided a platform for a number of suspect 'terrorism experts' including Dominic Whiteman and Glen Jenvey.
Counterjihad blogger Peder Jensen aka Fjordman has contributed to this blog.
==Contact==
:Global Politician Magazine
:Storobin & Associates Corporate Offices
:14 Wall Street, 20 Floor
:New York, N.Y. 10005
:(800) 391-8392 (phone)
:(800) 391-7207 (fax)
==Notes==
Category:Islam Critics
Global Research in International Affairs Center

The Global Research in International Affairs (GLORIA) Center is an Israeli think-tank based in Herzliya. It is directed by Barry Rubin and is located at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC), Israel's first private institution of higher learning.GLORIA Center, accessed 2 May 2009.
GLORIA projects include:
*the Middle East Review of International Affairs (MERIA) Journal, which is owned by Professor Rubin.GLORIA Center, accessed 2 May 2009.
*Project for the Research of Islamist Movements run by former Shin Bet head of Research Reuven Paz.
==Principals==
*Professor Barry Rubin - Director
*Jonathan Spyer - Senior research fellow and a frequent contributor to The Guardian
==References==
Category:Israel
Category:Higher Education in Israel
Category:Propaganda
Category:Israeli Propaganda
Category:Israeli Think Tanks
Global Security Studies

Global Security Studies (GSS) (ISSN 1944-222X) is a premier academic and professional journal for strategic issues involving international security affairs.
The academic journal was first published in the Spring of 2010. 
==About==
Global Security Studies (GSS) 'publishes high-quality, academic and scholarly research, as well as professional articles in all areas of global security studies including in such areas as international and national security, military and defense, intelligence, human security, corporate and law enforcement, environmental, food and health security, and homeland security and defense.' About Global Security Studies Global Security Studies, accessed 26 November 2014 
==People==
===Circa 2014===
====Editorial Board====
*Oma Almog - Kingston University
*Tom Badey - Randolph-Macon College
*Stephen Badsey - University of Wolverhampton
*Donovan Chau - CSU, San Bernardino
*Adam Cobb - Marine Corps Command & Staff College
*Michael Creswell - Florida State University
*Phillip Davies - Brunel University
*William Dean - Air Command & Staff College
*Sean Giovanello - Elon University
*David Gray - Campbell University
*Amber Gray - Virginia Commonwealth University
*Dale Jones - Virginia Commonwealth University
*Daniel B. Kennedy - University of Detroit Mercy
*John Miglietta - Tennessee State University
*Alex Miles - Liverpool John Moores University
*Gordon P. Obermueller - Command and General Staff College 
*Harsh Pant - King's College London
*Karen Petersen - Middle Tennessee State University
*Nick Sarantakes - Naval War College 
*Craig Stapley - Kansas State University
*Brent Talbot - USAF Academy
*Larry Valero - University of Texas, El Paso
*Kris Wheaton - Mercyhurst College 
*Bill Williamson - National Defense Intelligence College Editorial Board Global Security Studies, accessed 3 December 2014 
==Contact==
*Website: http://globalsecuritystudies.com/
*Email: editor@globalsecuritystudies.com
==Notes== 
Category:Terrorism Journal
Global Uncertainties Schools Network

Global Uncertainties Schools Network is part of the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. It is a project of Debating Matters, an extension of the Institute of Ideas. The project is funded by Research Councils UK as part of the wider Global Uncertainties programme and and commenced in 2010. Wall, Global Uncertainties Schools network Facebook page, accessed 31 Oct 2010 Global Uncertainties as a whole is intended as a 'response to global security challenges' and is intended to run between 2008 and 2018. Its total budget is £105m for the first three years. "About Us", Global Uncertainties website, accessed 25 May 2010
The GUSN ran six events in schools in March and April 2010.
The Global Uncertainties logo carries the motto, "Security for all in a changing world".Global uncertainties; security for all in a changing world, Research Councils UK website, acc 26 May 2010
Global Uncertainties Schools Network lists its "core research areas" as terrorism, cybersecurity, and ideologies and beliefs.Welcome, Global Uncertainties page on Debating Matters website, acc 26 May 2010
This is what the Research Councils UK website says about the Global Uncertainties programme:Global uncertainties; security for all in a changing world, Research Councils UK website, acc 26 May 2010
:Trans-national global crime such as drugs, people smuggling, money laundering and cyber crime, is increasing in sophistication and scale as criminals exploit today’s open and globalised world. Terrorism in pursuit of particular aims is increasing across the globe as many disparate groups see violence as a means to achieve their aims. Environmental stresses will continue to interact with human vulnerabilities to provide a powerful basis for insecurity in many parts of the world. Systemic research is needed to capture the direct and indirect contributions to global security arising from the continuing experience of extreme poverty - the world's poorest people are often those most vulnerable to harm from security threats.
:All seven Research Councils will work together to address five inter-related global threats to security - Poverty (and Inequality & Injustice), Conflict, Transnational Crime, Environmental Stress and Terrorism, each linked in a systematic way to address three themes - Understand, Predict/Detect and Act. Research will be pursued that seeks to understand how crime, terror, environmental stress, and poverty create vicious circles through positive feedback. A particular challenge is to move debates away from a narrow definition of national interests to one in which national interests are best served by mutual attention to causes, detection, and prevention in the international domain.
==Contact==
:Website: Debating Matters Global Uncertainties
:Facebook: Debating Matters Global Uncertainties
==Notes==
Category:LM network
Global Water Operator Partnership Alliance

The Global Water Operator Partnership Alliance (GWOPA) held its founding meeting in Nairobi, Kenya on January 29-30th 2009. The meeting was hosted by UN-Habitat, which acts as the secretariat of this initiative. 
GWOPA is the eventual outcome of a report written by the late Ryutaro Hashimoto, the ex Chair of United Nations Secretary-General’s Advisory Board on Water and Sanitation (UNSGAB). The report, now known as the Hashimoto Action Plan (HAP), recognises that approximately 90% of the world’s water is supplied by public providers.Hashimoto Action Plan, (2006) Accessed 16th June 2009 It states that public providers need to share knowledge, expertise and capacity if the Millennium Development Goals (MDG’S), as set at the World Summit for Sustainable Development in 2002, are to be progressed in any way.
 
According to Hashimoto, water operator partnerships should be "a structured programme of cooperation among water operators, based on mutual support and on a not-for-profit basis" UNSGAB Hashimoto Action Plan, Accessed 16th June 2009 . While it is envisaged that mainly public providers will share knowledge, expertise and capacity based on the rationale of solidarity and a desire to help, private providers can become involved as long as they understand their involvement is on a not for profit basis.
During the meeting the structure, membership and founding principles were discussed and mainly agreed. The vast majority of participants agreed the ethos of the GWOPA, and their regional partners, should encompass partnerships based on the free and unrestrained transfer of knowledge in order to help struggling and under-resourced water utilities and on a not-for profit basis. This initiative marks a significant change from most other policy initiatives designed to address the current crisis of inequitable water supply in the world today.
==Concerns==
That the principles as set by Hashimoto and discussed and agreed by the participants in Nairobi will constantly be challenged by those who see the GWOPA as an opportunity to expand their business and ultimately increase their profit-making.
==External sources==
UNSGAB H.A.P Implementation
UN-Habitat, Presentations from Nairobi, January 2009
==References==
Category:Water: International Policy Initiatives
Category: Water
Global Witness

According to its "About Us" description:
:Global Witness exposes the corrupt exploitation of natural resources and international trade systems, to drive campaigns that end impunity, resource-linked conflict, and human rights and environmental abuses.
==In the news==
In Feb. 2007, Dr. Sarah Wykes, a Global Witness researcher, was imprisoned in Angola accused of involvement in spying.
==Funding Sources==
:"Global Witness does not accept funding from any individual, company or organisation that has disregarded the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the course of their business, or that is involved in the extractives, timber or arms industries. We encourage donations from individuals, companies and organisations that have an ethical giving or ethical trading policy." 
===Trusts and foundations=== 
*Ajahma Charitable Trust
*DOEN Foundation
*Ford Foundation
*Gleitsman Foundation
*Hsu Family Capital Charitable Fund
*Jocarno Fund
*National Endowment for Democracy
*Open Society Institute
*RH Southern Trust
*Roddick Foundation
*Rufford Maurice Laing Foundation
*Sigrid Rausing Trust
*Staples Trust
*TAUPO Community Fund of Tides Foundation
===Development organizations===
*Concern Worldwide
*Humanist Institute for Co-operation with Developing Countries (Hivos)
*IUCN – The World Conservation Union
*Oxfam GB
*Oxfam Novib
*Trocaire
===Governments===
*Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
*Irish Aid – Irish Department of Foreign Affairs
*Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs
*Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency (Sida)
*UK Department for International Development (DFID)
*UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office
===Corporate donors===
*Ethical Investors
*i2 Limited
==Affiliations==
*All Party Parliamentary Group on Climate Change Group - Associate Member
==Contact==
===London===
:Global Witness
:PO Box 6042
:London N19 5WP
:UK
:T +44(0)20 7272 6731
:F +44(0)20 7272 9425
:Website: www.globalwitness.org
===US office===
:Global Witness
:8th Floor, 1120 19th Street West
:Washington DC 20036
:US
:T+1 (202) 7215670
:F+1 (202) 5300128
== Notes ==
# Global Witness Website Funders
Globalisation

Globalisation is the process by which regional and national trades and activities are transformed into global ones. The process is a combination of economic, technological, sociocultural and political forces. Globalisation is often used to refer to economic globalisation, the process by which regional and national economies are integrated into the international economy through trade, foreign investment, capital flow, migration, and the spread of technology.
Some powerful forces in the creation of globalisation include the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
The opposite of globalisation is localisation.
==References and Resources==
===Resources===
====Books (date order)====
*Ulrich Beck, What is Globalization?, Polity, 2000 (Original in German: 1997).
*Naomi Klein, No Logo, Flamingo; New Ed edition (15 Jan 2001), ISBN: 0006530400
*Amitava Kumar, World Bank Literature, Univ. of Minnesota Press, 2003.
*David Harvey, A Brief History of Neoliberalism, Oxford Univ. Press, 2005.
==Notes==
Category:Concepts
Globalterroralert.com

right|thumb|"Hi, I'm Evan Kohlmann." - Kohlmann appears as presenter in his 'Video Cybercast'
Globalterroralert.com is a website set up in March 2004 by Evan Kohlmann as one man operation he runs from his bedroom in a high rise apartment Manhattan’s West Village.All Things Considered National Public Radio, 8 June 2006 The site monitored Islamist websites and released Alerts providing English translations of significant postings.
In 2007 the website announced that as of November that year future original releases would be distributed through the NEFA Foundation, but that an archive of past alerts dating from April 2004 - October 2007 would still available on this site.Globalterroralert.com Homepage, accessed 29 February 2008
==Resources==
*Video from Internet Archive: Inaugural Globalterroralert.com Video Cybercast (2007) 5 March 2007
*Video from Internet Archive: Inaugural Globalterroralert.com Video Cybercast (2007) 27 March 2007
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Industry
Glocal Communications

Glocal is a boutique European lobbying firm, based in Brussels. 
===Activities===
Glocal describes itself as a strategic communications consultancy. It works for several government and NGO clients and 'assists them in establishing their credentials at EU level with their communication and media relations strategies'. 
==Affiliations==
==People==
*Demir Murat Seyrek, accredited for access to European Parliament premises
==Clients==
Clients with turnover below 50000 €.
*European Foundation for Democracy
*DCI Group
*La Ligue du Droit International des Femmes
 EU Transparency Register, Registration date, 07/11/11 last updated 25 August 2014 
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Contact===
:Website:
===Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Lobbying
 Category: EU Lobbying
 Category: EU Lobbying firms
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Gloria De Piero

Gloria De Piero has been the Labour Party MP for Ashfield since 2010 Gloria De Piero www.parliament.uk, accessed 3 March 2015 and is the current shadow minister for women and equalities. 
In the 2015 general election, Piero successfully retained her seat with 41% of the vote. In this election she increased her majority from a mere 192 votes in 2010 to 8,820. “Fantastic and terrible” -- De Piero reflects on a double-edged sword in elections Chad, 11 May 2015, accessed 12 May 2015 
Moving on from her post as minister for women and equalities, she now serves as minister for young people and voter registration following the 2015 reshuffle. Who's who in Corbyn's Shadow Cabinet BBC News, Accessed 16 September 2015 
==Background==
Piero began her career in journalism. Firstly as a researcher for Jonathan Dimbleby's television programme in 1997 and then for the BBC between 1998 to 2000. Following on from this, Piero went on to work for GMTV as their Political Editor. Biography Gloria De Piero MP, accessed 3 March 2015 
In 2010 Piero decided to enter politics when she was successfully elected to the Ashfield constituency. She was also appointed to a junior role in the shadow Department for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport. 
Between October 2011 and October 2013, she served as a junior minister in the shadow department for the Home Office. 
==Education==
Piero graduated from the University of Westminster with a degree in Social Sciences. She also completed an MSc at the University of London. 
==Contact==
====Parliamentary====
*Address: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
*Telephone: 020 7219 7004
*Email: gloria.depiero.mp@parliament.uk
====Constituency====
*Address: 8 Station Street, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, NG17 7AR
*Telephone: 01623 720399
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://www.gloria-de-piero.co.uk
*Twitter: https://twitter.com/gloriadepieromp
==Notes==
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Gloria Gaupmann

On May 2nd, 2007 Gloria Gaupmann joined the European Bioethanol Fuel Association (eBIO) as Assistant Secretary General. She has previous experience in the European Parliament where she worked for an MEP mainly dealing with European transport issues.European Agenda, Agenda Weekly, 21 May 2007, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Resources==
*European Agenda, Agenda Weekly, 21 May 2007, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Notes==
Gaupmann, Gloria
Glover Park Group

Glover Park Group is a US PR and lobbying firm. 
They have offices in Washington, New York and Los Angeles and provide services in Advocacy and Image Advertising, Corporate Communications, Issues and Crisis Management, Legislative Affairs, Media Relations, Public Affairs and ResearchGlover Park Group Services Accessed 20th March 2008.
==Lobbying==
On its website, Glover Park Group advertises its links with Government by stating:
:Winning in Washington starts with knowing decision-makers and understanding the environment in which they operate. GPG’s Government Relations team has worked for and among opinion leaders, and we know how to reach them. Our experience, reputation, and relationships will allow your issues to be heard above the din of the legislative process.Glover Park Group Services - Legislative Accessed 20th March 2008. 
===Attack on fuel-mileage standards===
In May 2007, the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers (AAM) launched an ad campaign "to stoke grassroots opposition to a Senate bill that would raise fuel standards for cars and trucks by 10 miles per gallon over the next 10 years," reported The Hill. "The auto group plans to spend at least $1 million on the ad buy, a spokesman said. ... Fuel mileage standards for automobiles are currently set at 27.5 miles per gallon, and have not been raised since 1990'The Hill Auto group to attack fuel-mileage standards 25th May 2007. Accessed 20th March 2008. 
The Glover Park Group designed the "series of radio spots and print ads" for AAM, which "will run in 10 states," reported AdWeek. The ads claimed that the Senate bill "would make drivers less safe because automakers would have to build smaller cars in order to conform to the mandate'Miller, S. (2007) AAM Fights Mileage Mandates AdWeek25th May 2007. Accessed 20th March 2008.
==Clients==
* PfizerThe Centre for Responsive Ethics Lobbying-Pfizer Accessed 11th March 2008
*America's Natural Gas Alliance - 2012
==References==
Category:Lobbying firms
Category:PR Industry