Corpus Pacificum

Corpus Pacificum (Anglice Peace Corps) est Americanum voluntariorum programma a Gubernatione Civitatum Foederatarum administratum, et opera gubernationis et organizationis re publica vacandis eiusdem nominis die 1 Martii 1961 iussu Ioannes F. Kennedy constitutum.

Ioannes F. Kennedy voluntarios die 28 Augusti 1961 salutat.

Sedes Corporis Pacifici, apud 1111 20th Street, NW in media urbe Vasingtonia, D.C.

Voluntarii Corporis Pacifici hodie in 68 civitatibus (color aurantius) laborant. Purpureus significat civitates in quibus voluntarii olim laboraverunt.^[1]

Aaron S. Williams, director, 2009–2012.

Post 1961 magis quam 200 000 Americani se cum Corpore Pacifico consociaverunt et in 139 civitatibus meruerunt ad auxilium informationis thechnologiae, agriculturae et oecologiae datum.

Civitates praesentes

Voluntarii Corporis Pacifici hodie in 68 civitatibus laborant:^[2]

Regio Caribica

Respublica Dominicana, Caribica Orientalis, Iamaica^[3]

America Media et Mexicum

Beliza, Ora Opulenta, Salvatoria, Guatemala, Honduria, Mexicum, Nicaragua, Panama^[4]

America Australia

Aequator, Columbia, Guyana, Paraguaia, Peruvia, Surinamia^[5]

Europa Orientalis et Asia Media

Albania, Armenia, Atropatene, Bulgaria, Chirgisia, Georgia, Respublica Macedonica, Respublica Moldavica, Romania, Turcmenia, Ucraina^[6]

Africa Septentrionalis et Oriens Medius

Iordania, Marocum^[7]

Africa

Africa Australis, Beninum, Botswana, Burkina, Cameronia, Aethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenia, Lesothum, Liberia, Madagascaria, Malavium, Malium, Mons Leoninus, Mozambicum, Namibia, Promontorium Viride, Rwanda, Senegalia, Swazia, Tanzania, Togum, Uganda, Zambia^[8]

Asia

Cambodia, Indonesia, Mongolia, Philippinae, Sinae, Thailandia^[9]

Insulae Pacificae

Foederatae Micronesiae Civitates, Palau, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu, Viti^[10]

Nexus interni

• AmeriCorps
• CUSO
• Fredskorpset
• Servitium Voluntarium Europaeum

Notae

1. peacecorpswiki.org
2. peacecorpswiki.org
3. peacecorps.gov Caribbean
4. peacecorps.gov Central America and Mexico
5. peacecorps.gov South America
6. Eastern Europe and Central Asia
7. peacecorps.gov North Africa and the Middle East
8. peacecorps.gov Africa
9. peacecorps.gov Asia
10. peacecorps.gov Pacific Islands

Bibliographia

• Banerjee, Dillon. 2000. So You Want to Join the Peace Corps: What to Know Before You Go. Ten Speed Press, Berkeley, California.
• Hellstrom, Travis. 2010. Unofficial Peace Corps Volunteer Handbook A Peace Corps Volunteers scriptum.
• Jahn, G. C. 1992. Entomology with the Peace Corps in Thailand. American Entomologist 38(1):10–11.
• Peace Corps Writers. "A Bibliography of Writings by Returned Peace Corps Volunteers by Countries of Service" Peace Corps Writers.
• Moseley, W. G. 2011. What I Tell My Students. In One Hand Does Not Catch a Buffalo: 50 Years of Amazing Peace Corps Stories, vol. 1, Africa, ed. A. Barlow. Pp. 68–74. http://works.bepress.com/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1074&context=william_moseley&sei-redir=1#search="
• Moseley, W. G., et P. Laris. 2008. West African Environmental Narratives and Development-Volunteer Praxis. Geographical Review 98(1): 59–81.

Nexus externi

• Situs interretialis Corporis Pacifici apud URL peacecorps.gov
• "Peace Corps Journals," apud situm peacecorpsjournals.com
• "Peace Corps Wiki," apud peacecorpswiki.org
• "Violent Crimes Against Peace Corps Volunteers 1989 – 2010 (.pdf)," apud situm peacecorpswiki.org
• "First Response Action," apud situm firstresponseaction.org
• W. G. Moseley, "Let’s not pull back on the Peace Corps," Minneapolis StarTribune, 11 Dec 2008, apud situm startribune.com
• "Letter from JFK Welcoming the First Peace Corps Volunteers, May 1961," apud situm shapell.org (Shapell Manuscript Foundation)

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