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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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President
- Prof.
Dr.
Felix
Wilfred
, INDIA |
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Felix
Wilfred
was born
in Tamil
Nadu,
India in
1948. He
is the
President
of the
faculty
of arts,
and
Chairman
of The
School
of
Philosophy
and
Religious
thought,
State
University
of
Madras.
He is
also a
member
of the
Statutory
Ethical
Committee
of
Indian
Institute
of
Technology,
Madras.
He was a
member
of
International
Theological
Commission
of the
Vatican.
As
visiting
professor,
he has
taught
at the
Universities
of
Nijmegen,
Munster,
Frankfurt
am Main,
Boston
College
and
Ateneo
de
Manila.
His
researches
and
field
studies
today
cut
across
many
disciplines
in
humanities
and
social
sciences.
His more
recent
publications
in the
field of
Theology
are "On
the
Banks of
Ganges"
(2002),
"Asian
Dreams
and
Christian
Hope"
(2003),
"The
Sling of
Utopia:
Struggles
for a
Different
Society"
(2005),
and
"Margins:
Site of
Asian
Theologies
(2008). |
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Vice President - Prof. Dr. E.P.N.M. Borgman, The Netherlands |
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Erik (Dr. E.P.N.M.) Borgman (Amsterdam, 1957) is Professor for Systematic Theology – Theology of Religion, especially Christianity – in the Department of Religious Studies and Theology of Tilburg University, The Netherlands. He is married with two daughters and is a Lay Dominican. Borgman studied philosophy and theology at the University of Nijmegen. He wrote a dissertation on the different forms of Liberation Theology and their relation to academic Western theology (promotion 1990). Between 1998 and 2004 he worked for the Dutch Province of the Order of Preachers to study and keep alive the theology of Edward Schillebeeckx. He has published Edward Schillebeeckx: a Theologian in his History. |
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Vice President - Diego Irarrazaval, Chile |
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Diego Irarrazaval, was born in Chile in 1942 and is a priest of the Congregation of the Holy Cross. He has been director of the Institute of Aymara Studies and has worked in indigenous pastoral care in Peru and other places on the continent. From 2001 to 2006 he was president of EATWOT (association of Third-World Theologians). He is the author of Religion del pobre y liberacion (1978); Teologia en la fe del pueblo (1992); Inculturación (1998); Raices de la esperanza (2004); Gozar la espiritualidad (2004); Gozar la etica (2005). At present he collaborates in parish pastoral work in Santiago, and he teaches in the Catholic University Silva Henriquez in Chile. |
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Vice President - Susan Ross, USA |
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Susan A. Ross is Professor of Theology, Chair of the Theology Department, and a Faculty Scholar at Loyola University Chicago. She is the author of For the Beauty of the Earth: Women, Sacramentality, and Justice (Paulist, 2006), Extravagant Affections: A Feminist Sacramental Theology (Continuum, 1998), and numerous articles and book chapters. She has served on the Boards of the College Theology Society, the Catholic Theological Society of America, and the Society of Christian Ethics.
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