Global justice or national revenge?
By Richard Laming The military action in Afghanistan has no end in sight. The world still awaits a clear definition of what the war is for. It is clear that […]
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Federalism thrives on diversity
By Keith Best Speech by Keith Best, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the World Federalist Movement (WFM), at the closing plenary of the XIX European Congress of the Union
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Bismarckian balance-of-power axioms questioned by default
By John Williams Review of: The tragedy of great power politics, John Mearsheimer. Published by W.W.Norton, 2001 Does America need a foreign policy? toward a diplomacy for the twenty-first century.
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The Tobin Tax is no substitute for a world currency
By Guido Montani In the Fall 2000 issue of World Federalist News, in an article on the World Federalist Movement’s programme (Tobin Tax Campaigns Take Off?), it is argued that
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The International Criminal Court
By Daniel Wheatley From Nuremberg to Sarajevo The Nuremberg tribunals set the first principles to put individuals on trial for crimes committed in the name of the state. The Genocide
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Peace and security are not the same thing
By Richard Laming It is hard to contain one’s outrage at the terrorist attacks on buildings in New York and Washington DC. But it would be a mistake for the
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What is world federalism?
By Keith Best Despite the world’s richest (USA) and the most populous (India) democracies living under a federal system, as well as it being well understood in Europe (with the
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