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The Constitution was developed by a drafting committee of 25 persons with feedback from hundreds of world citizens over a period of 33 years from 1968 to 1991. This compact edition contains the complete Constitution, together with an informative new introduction by Glen T. Martin, President of the World Constitution and Parliament Association.

Directly addressing the multiple global crises of today's world with a comprehensive examination of the human potential for transformation, this volume shows the changes necessary for creating a mature, sustainable, and just world order. (Philosophy)

The Anatomy of a Sustainable World breaks new ground in the struggle for a transformed world system. This book examines the roots and the deadly consequences of our current unsustainable civilization as manifested in its war-system, nation-state system, and global economic system. Together these portend disaster for our planet-unless we make profound systemic changes. This book illuminates both the roots of our present crisis and the concrete and practical steps we can take to transform civilization to sustainable principles. It does not rest in the realm of theory alone. It shows in detail what a sustainable world system looks like. It presents the specific political and economic steps we can take to make sustainability a reality.

This volume presents a comprehensive overview of the Earth Federation Movement, a worldwide movement dedicated to transforming the militarized world system and protecting the global environment. A history of the movement, its philosophical foundations, and its fundamental vision are included.

An ex-priest reflects on priestly formation, the crisis in Catholicism and the past and future of faith. The book examines the traditional doctrines of the soul and "God" in the light of history, science and the writings of the mystics.

According to the author, plunder by trade has been the dominant feature of world trade since World War II, but the developing world is now aware and that structure of world trade may soon be replaced by a properly established banking system.