The Shared Societies Project
Building a World Safe for Difference
Programs
- The Shared Societies Project
- The G20 in a Post Crisis World
- Women's Political Participation and Leadership
- Energy and Climate Change
- Global Leadership for Haiti Reconstruction
- Political Leadership for Democratic Transition in Kyrgyzstan
- Freedom of Association in the MENA
- The Political Dimensions of the World Economic Crisis
- Political Leadership for Democratic Development
- Democracy, Security and Terrorism
- General Assemblies and Annual Conferences
Project Team
Rubén Campos
Rubén Campos is an expert on South and South East Asia and in non-violent political movements; and professor of international relations in different Spanish universities. During the last six years, he has worked in the design, implementation and/or evaluation of programs in Bangladesh, Bolivia, Burma, Ecuador, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal or South Korea, as well as thematic programs on Social Cohesion and Inclusive Societies, Political and Interreligious Dialogue and Terrorism, Democracy and Human Rights. Since 2010 he is Program Officer and Coordinator of the Department of Programs. Previously, Mr. Campos worked as assistant to the Program Director. |
Clem McCartney
Dr. Clem McCartney is an independent research consultant on conflict and community issues. He is an associate of the Berghof Foundation for Peace Support and has contributed to a number of Berghof publications including the "Berghof Handbook for Conflict Transformation", and one of its Dialogue Series on Security Sector Reform. He is also an associate of Conciliation Resources in London and has been consultant to their Comparative Learning Project, working in Colombia and the Philippines, and their Caucasus Programme. He works with Quaker Peace and Social Witness in its activities in South Asia. Until 1992 he worked for the Center of Study of Conflict and has undertaken projects for INCORE at the University of Ulster. |
Nacho Espinosa
Nacho Espinosa joined the Club de Madrid in 2004 where he is now Program Officer. He is currently coordinating The Shared Societies Project. Building a world safe for difference, a global initiative to provide arguments and tools for leadership action on social cohesion; some other project in which he has been involved in the Club de Madrid include in-country projects in Timor-Leste, Bolivia, Ecuador, Kosovo, and has coordinated exchange visits to share the Spanish democratic experience with Arab leaders. Mr. Espinosa was involved in the 2005 World Summit on Democracy and Terrorism and the First Global Forum on Leadership Action for Shared Societies in Rotterdam in 2008.
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Carla Fernández-DuránProgram Officer, cfernandezduran@clubmadrid.org
Her professional experience has been focused on development and human rights. She was the coordinator for the Institute of International Legal Studies (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos) project “Rule of Law and Gender” (État de Droit et Femme en Mauritanie) in Mauritania (Comunidad de Madrid), and worked for the Livre Blanc de la Décentralisation en Mauritanie project (AECID). She has also worked as a Professor´s assistant in Comparative Constitutional Law at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos of Madrid.
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Program Coordinator, rcampos@clubmadrid.org
Content and Policy Coordinator, cmccartney@clubmadrid.org
Senior Advisor, 
Carla Fernández-Durán received her BA from the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas (ICADE) in Law and International Relations (2005) and Political Science (2006). After that she studied a Master’s degree researching on “Women’s Political Participation in Mauritania”. Currently she is a Ph.D candidate in Human Rights at Université Paris 2, Panthéon Sorbonne.