CURRICULUM VITAE (6/2007)

name      Anton KELLER
born              9 March 1940 in Winterthur
nationality    Swiss
profession    writer, adviser, Webmeister, Querdenker & Iconoclast

positions
    Co-Founder, Director, CORUM Research Group  (since 1968)
    trade & political adviser to lawmakers and governments  (since 1968)
    Secretary, Swiss Investors Protection Association  (since 1980)
    Founder and Co-Proprietor of Selex Development + Marketing AG  (since 1983)
    Secretary, Good Offices Group of European Lawmakers  (since 1990)
    Adviser and Permanent Representative of the Mosul Vilayet Council
               to the United Nations  (since 1992)
    I.C.E.S.C. Premanent Representative to the United Nations (1995/96, 06, 07)
               (International Committee for European Security and Cooperation)
     Founder and Director of SLM Center  (since 1998)

address
         c.p. 2580, CH-1211 Geneva 2  (t+f: +4122-7400362.  mobile: +4179-6047707)
         e-mail: swissbit@solami.com   -   www.solami.com

education
    architecture:  ETH Zurich (P.Hösli)                                                           1960-61
    military training: Swiss Air Force (communication); USAF ROTC, Pullman      1960-61
    hydrology:  Washington State University, Pullman                                      1961
    nuclear engineering:    UC Berkeley  (Edward Teller)                                1961-63
                Mathematica Princeton  (Oscar Morgenstern)                                   1963
    political science:  UC Berkeley  (Eugene Burdick)                                   1961-63
    political philosophy: Basel University  (Arnold Künzli)                              1971-74
    political economy:  Basel University  (Edgar Salin)                                  1968-74
               (thesis: optimum river basin development)

works
scientific papers on:  linguistics, salvage of Nubian monuments, optimum Nile management,
international water law, Xylit production & marketing, non-proliferation of nuclear weapons,
nuclear micro-explosions; penned over 150 parliamentary interventions, ed-page contributions
(Journal de Genève, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, International Herald Tribune, Wall Street Journal, etc.)
on commerce, friendship & establishment treaties, lex americana, CIA prisons, SWIFT, capitalism,
bubbles, buccaneers, pension funds, Swiss bankers, bank secrecy, QI, UBS, BSI, Marc Rich,
fiscal policy, OECD, FATF/GAFI, economic crime; US-Europe relations, Confœderatio Europæ,
nation building, minority rights, education, human rights, humanitarian operations, ICRC, Genève,
ICESC, conflict anticipation, management and resolution, good offices in Teheran hostage crisis,
subsequent hostage-takings, parallel diplomacy, Iraq-Kuwait, ex-Yugoslavia, Iraq & Iran conflicts;
League of Nations and UN-related works regarding minority protection in ex-USSR and Palestine;
Jerusalem, monotheism in Egypt, Persia, Assyria & Babylon, Jerusalem Peace Treaty of Jaffa;
SLM; Y2K; SELEX; internet blues; water management; transit policy; WHO baby food code; food;
Non-Proliferation Treaty NPT; Masada; PKK; aemam; Mosul Vilayet rebirth, etc.

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