Anders Hallengren

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ABOUT ANDERS HALLENGREN

Philosophical essayist, poet, scholar, and composer, born in Stockholm in 1950. Alumnus of Harvard University and Stockholm University. Early serving as a news agency correspondent and international observer, he received his education in human rights at UN, Geneva, and specialized in power politics, natural law, international relations, and international law—a major outcome of which was his treatise Cuba in Africa (AWI, 1984) based upon his observations as reporter, first-hand information, and original documents. He received his doctorate for a thesis on Ralph Waldo Emerson’s philosophy of law, written in the USA and published in 1994: The Code of Concord (AWI): http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-14223 Hallengren worked as foreign affairs journalist in Europe, America, Africa, Asia 1973–86, and was a visiting fellow in the Dept. of History, Harvard University, 1980–1981, and 1987-88. He was member of the board of the Transnational Institute (Norwich, Vermont; and Moscow) and served as its International Research Coordinator in 1991–1993, and thereafter contact and adviser of the Committee for Tuition in English at Guangxi Teachers University, the People\'s Republic of China, 1993–1994. Lectures, poetry readings and musical performances in the USA from New York in the east to Honolulu in the west; Russia, P.R. China, India, England, Canada, the former Yugoslavia, Italy, South Africa, the Bahamas, Bulgaria, Australia, Cuba, Mauritius, Spain, France 1988–2019. Since 2020 contracted by the WSPC (Singapore) and World Scientific Europe (London). He is a member of the P.E.N; the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ); the New York Academy of Sciences; and the Authors Guild of America. 189 research works and articles listed in the university database DiVA; 89 books registered at, originally published and produced in English, Swedish, Russian, Serbian, French, German, and Italian.