Evolutionary World Government illuminates a plausible, evolutionary route toward global economic progress and political unification, toward a level of peace, prosperity and security that can only be imagined today.
Evolutionary World Government illuminates a plausible, evolutionary route toward global economic progress and political unification, toward a level of peace, prosperity and security that can only be imagined today.
James A. Yunker is professor of economics at Western Illinois University in Macomb, Illinois. Author of a dozen books and approximately 90 articles in the professional literature, his special interest is in subjecting controversial policy issues to balanced, reasoned analysis.
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Salvation or Damnation? Neither Utopia nor Dystopia Outline of the Essay A Pragmatic Blueprint Need for Specificity Federal Union Fundamentals Major Issues Representation and Voting National Right of Secession National Right of Armament Supernational Armament Authority Religion and Language Trade and Migration A Complementary Proposal The Economic Problem A Global Marshall Plan Brief History of World Federalism Origins and Development The League of Nations The United Nations The Postwar World Government Boom The Cold War and Beyond Postwar Blueprints Since the Soviet Collapse Brief History of Socialism Early Development Karl Marx's Codification The Great Schism The Soviet Era Stalin's Dictatorship Western Attitudes The Post-Soviet Era Socialism in China Learning from the Past Evolution - Not Revolution Origins of Evolutionary Socialism Bernstein's Contribution World War I and After Application to World Government Could It Be Done? The Chicken or the Egg? The Nationalism Issue Sovereignty and Freedom Internationalist Tendencies The Heterogeneity Bugaboo Religion Should It Be Done? A Scientific Approach Global Governance A New World Order? The Boat Metaphor Prospects Summary of the Essay Weighing the Risks No Plausible Scenario? Notes Index About the Author
Salvation or Damnation? Neither Utopia nor Dystopia Outline of the Essay A Pragmatic Blueprint Need for Specificity Federal Union Fundamentals Major Issues Representation and Voting National Right of Secession National Right of Armament Supernational Armament Authority Religion and Language Trade and Migration A Complementary Proposal The Economic Problem A Global Marshall Plan Brief History of World Federalism Origins and Development The League of Nations The United Nations The Postwar World Government Boom The Cold War and Beyond Postwar Blueprints Since the Soviet Collapse Brief History of Socialism Early Development Karl Marx's Codification The Great Schism The Soviet Era Stalin's Dictatorship Western Attitudes The Post-Soviet Era Socialism in China Learning from the Past Evolution - Not Revolution Origins of Evolutionary Socialism Bernstein's Contribution World War I and After Application to World Government Could It Be Done? The Chicken or the Egg? The Nationalism Issue Sovereignty and Freedom Internationalist Tendencies The Heterogeneity Bugaboo Religion Should It Be Done? A Scientific Approach Global Governance A New World Order? The Boat Metaphor Prospects Summary of the Essay Weighing the Risks No Plausible Scenario? Notes Index About the Author
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