The collection marks the 100th anniversary of Dag Hammarskjölds birthday on July 29, 1905.
Vicky Rossi, TFF Peace Antenna, July 29, 2005
World problems need world order reforms
Vicky Rossi interviews Mr James Ranney who is chair of the Philadelphia Chapter of Citizens for Global Solutions. Interview about federalism, a world constitution, the EU, nuclear abolition, a UN People’s Assembly, and more – with references to Dag Hammarskjöld and Albert Einstein. The interview marks the 100th anniversary of Dag Hammarskjölds birthday on July 29, 1905.
Richard Falk and Andrew Strauss (TFF 1997)
For a Global Peoples’ Assembly
We need a popularly elected Global Peoples’ Assembly, which would provide the world’s citizens for the first time with a forum to express their planetary aspirations and grievances outside the traditional nation-state context.
Richard Falk (TFF 2002)
The UN system: Prospects for UN Renewal
“For the next fifty years the challenge will be to incorporate non-state actors. The UN must meet this challenge, or it will find its potential and actual influence ebbing away to other policymaking arenas. Such an outlook should encourage a boldness of imagination as a way of engaging world citizenry, the media, and private and public sector leaders in discussion about building a sustainable and satisfying future for the peoples of the world as we embark on a new century.”
Johan Galtung (TFF 2004)
Human needs, humanitarian intervention, human security – and the war in Iraq
Re-conceptualising, new points of departures and a genuine transnational perspective.
The Global Marshall Plan Initiative
Club of Budapest World Wisdom Council
“A Practical Proposal for a Creating a Global Parliament”, paper prepared by Andrew Strauss
