Product Description

Five decades after World War II and in the aftermath of the Cold War, a new world is taking shape. Which path the world takes in the 21st century will depend on the extent to which people and their leaders develop the vision of a better world - and the strategies, the institution and the will to achieve it. Our Global Neighbourhood suggests approaches to the governance of our increasingly interdependent human society. It makes recommendations to promote the security of people, manage economic interdependence, strengthen international law, and reform the United Nations and other international institutions. It also examines what common values should guide the people, and nations of the `global neighbourhood'. The Commission on Global Governance was established in 1992 to suggest ways in which the world community could improve cooperation in the post Cold War environment. Our Global Neighbourhood is the collective thinking of the 28 eminent international figures forming the commission, written up to present a clear account to both the general and specialist reader.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #667797 in Books
• Published on: 1995-02-16
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 432 pages

Review
"The book offers a discussion of respect for life, liberty, justice and equity, mutual respect, caring, and integrity."--WNYC Catholic Newsmagazine
"The real gameplan for global control can be read in Our Global Neighborhood"--Book News
"Our Global Neighborhood should be an integral part of any academic discourse aimed at creating conscious global citizenship."--Dr. A.F. Dowlah, State University of New York, Canton
"Our Global Neighborhood is refreshingly realistic....They are onto something."--Culture Wars
"The challenge that we face is to ensure that people everywhere can live in an environment of democracy, peace and prosperity. Our Global Neighborhood addresses these and other crucial issues in a thorough, thought-provoking and challenging way. We will turn to it again and again as the debate continues."--Nelson Mandela