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Browse our events including advocacy forums, annual meetings, global conversations, and World Citizen Book Club sessions hosted by Citizens for Global Solutions.
The Politics of World Federation (Session 4)
Lobbying, membership drives and speeches can raise a cause fast, and a change in the international mood can end it just as fast.
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When a new weapon changes everything, who acts fast enough? Session 3 read about two people who tried: Grenville Clark and Henry Usborne.
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In 1945 the first use of atomic bombs forced governments to ask whether sovereign states alone could keep the peace.
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Many of today's hardest problems, from nuclear weapons to weak enforcement of international law, were first argued over in the 1940s.
About this event: The Politics of World Federation (Session 1)One World Democracy (Session 5)
Most people never hear the case for ending war through enforceable law told as a story they can see themselves in.
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Wars rarely break out inside a working federation such as Canada or India, and the book argues that this is no accident.
About this event: One World Democracy (Session 1)A Constitution for the Federation of Earth (Session 5)
Draft a complete plan and ask the world to ratify it, or keep it open to rewriting? The closing session put that question to Glen T. Martin.
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How does a world of armed and suspicious states move to one governed by law, and who goes first? Session 4 read the Constitution's Articles 17 to 19.
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A law that cannot be enforced is easy to ignore. Session 3 read Articles 10 to 15 of the Earth Constitution: how its law would be enforced and what it protects.
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Who should hold the power to stop a war, disarm a nation or protect an ocean? Session 2 read the Preamble and Articles 1 to 9 with Glen T. Martin.
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War, nuclear weapons, poverty and a damaged climate cross every border, yet each is handled by governments that answer only to their own citizens.
About this event: A Constitution for the Federation of Earth (Session 1)My Country is the World (Session 3)
Session 3 concludes the exploration of Garry Davis's world citizenship legacy, reflecting on its relevance to contemporary global governance advocacy.
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Session 2 continues the exploration of Garry Davis's world citizenship movement, examining his advocacy methods and institutional innovations.
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Session 1 of the World Citizen Book Club explores My Country is the World, the story of world citizenship pioneer Garry Davis and his vision for a world beyond borders.
About this event: My Country is the World (Session 1)World Federation (Session 5)
Session 5 concludes the World Federation series with Ron Glossop, synthesizing key themes and charting a path forward for the world federalist movement.
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Session 4 of the World Federation series explores the role of citizen movements in advancing global governance reform.
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Session 3 of the World Federation series examines the practical challenges and opportunities for implementing global governance reform.
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Session 2 of the World Federation series with Ron Glossop continues the analysis of global governance reform and institutional design.
About this event: World Federation (Session 2)World Federation (Session 1)
Session 1 of the World Federation series with Ron Glossop explores the foundations of world federalism and the case for transforming international institutions.
About this event: World Federation (Session 1)The Idea of World Government
The World Citizen Book Club examines The Idea of World Government by James Yunker, analyzing economic and political arguments for global federalism.
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