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Khalistan and Canada

Mark Juergensmeyer, University of California, Santa Barbara

Comparative Coups in Niger and Gabon

Douglas Yates, The American Graduate School in Paris

For J. Robert Oppenheimer, A Federal Republic of the World Was the Only Way to Save Ourselves from Ourselves

Jane Shevtsov, UCLA

Tad Daley, Citizens for Global Solutions

Piketty on World Democracy Without Borders

Joseph P. Baratta, Worcester State University

The Dawn of the Age of DART

Daniel Deudney, Johns Hopkins University

Piketty on the European Union

Joseph P. Baratta, Worcester State University

Synopsis of Failed State: A Guide to Russia's Rupture

Janusz Bugajski, The Jamestown Foundation

Why I Worry About Brexit

L. Alan Winters, University of Sussex

The US-China Spy Balloon Crisis was Over-inflated with Drama—and We Loved It!

Iván Farías Pelcastre, University of Warsaw

Bosnia-Herzegovina: The (In)security Between the NATO-land and the NATO-less Country

Neven Andjelic, Regent's University London

Archived Articles (alphabetical by author)

Turkey's Troubles: Analyzing the Roots of the Looming Economic Crisis

Ugur Aker, Hiram College

Requiem for South American Integration: The Rise of Brazil's Extreme Right Cements its Decline

Juan Albarracín and Juan Pablo Milanese, Universidad Icesi

Path to a World State: COVID 19 and the Seeds of Anarchism

Punsara Amarasinghe, Scuola Superiore Sant Anna, Pisa

Sanjay Rajhans, Higher School of Economics, Moscow

ALBA Before Its Greatest Challenge: Survive

Josette Altmann-Borbón, Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLASCO)

Global Democrat: Marking the Many Contributions of David Held (1951-2019)

Daniel Archibugi, Birkbeck College, University of London

Historical Reflections on the World State

Joseph P. Baratta, Worcester State University

Report to World Federalists on the Inaugural Conference of the Post-Cold War Movement for World Government

Joseph P. Baratta, Worcester State University

On Realism/Federalism

Joseph P. Baratta, Worcester State University

A Review: Oded Gilad and Dena Freeman, Global Democracy and Justice Lecture Series

Joseph P. Baratta, Worcester State University

What Does the Macron Brand Stand For?

Bernard Barthalay, Puissance Europe/Weltmacht Europa

Critical Views: On -- the Difficulty of -- Being a World Citizen

Mark Beeson, The University of Western Australia

The Environmental Path to World Government? A Review of Climate Leviathan: A Political Theory of Our Planetary Future

Mark Beeson, University of Western Australia

Global Integration as an Antidote to Crisis

Cornelia Beyer, University of Hull

A Truly Global NATO, a Global Welfare State, an Early Warning System for War and Global Population Control

Cornelia Beyer, University of Hull

The Sunset of the Century: India and the Ideal of Internationalism

Manu Bhagavan, Hunter College

June 1940 vs. June 2016: Putting UK Relations with the EU in Historical Perspective

Andrea Bosco, University of Florence

Step by Step: Andreas Bummel on the Campaign for a UN Parliamentary Assembly

Andreas Bummel, Campaign for a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly

Toward Global Political Integration:Time for a World Parliamentary Assembly

Andreas Bummel, Campaign for a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly

What's Wrong With a World State

Timothy Burns, Baylor University

What's in a Name? Macedonia and the Political Implications of its Name Change

Dimitris Christopoulos, The Panteion University of Athens

Weberian World Government in the Nuclear Age

Campbell Craig, Cardiff University

Space, World Government, and a 'Vast Future' for Humanity

Ian Crawford, Birkbeck College, University of London

Can 'Big History' Help Lay the Foundations for World Government?

Ian Crawford, Birkbeck College, University of London

Private Space Expansionism: Potential Scientific and Societal Benefits and Implications for Governance

Ian Crawford, Birkbeck College, University of London

Who Speaks for Earth? Towards a World Space Programme

Ian Crawford, Birkbeck College, University of London

H.G. Wells and the War to End War

Tad Daley, Citizens for Global Solutions

US Senator Harris Wofford, 1926-2019: A Major Figure in the History of the World Government Idea

Tad Daley, Citizens for Global Solutions

An Army of Humanity to Fight Crimes Against Humanity

Tad Daley, Citizens for Global Solutions

Want Democracy to Win President Biden? Start at the United Nations

Tad Daley, Citizens for Global Solutions

Seven Long Centuries Ago, Dante Imagined the End of War and the Unity of Mankind

Tad Daley, Citizens for Global Solutions

One Small Misstep: Why did the first humans to set foot off Planet Earth plant the flag of only part of Planet Earth?

Tad Daley, Citizens for Global Solutions

Jane Shevtsov, UCLA

On Wells, World Government, and our Possibly Dystopian Space Future:" An Interview with Dan Deudney

Dan Deudney, Johns Hopkins University

The Headless Chickens are Coming Home to Roost: Summarising the Sorry State of EU-UK Withdrawal Negotiations

Michael Dougan, University of Liverpool

A Brief Guide to Brexit and the Irish Border Problem

Michael Dougan, University of Liverpool

Global Democracy, World State, or Business as Usual? On the Challenge of Arms Trade to Democracy Promotion

Pavel Dufek, Masaryk University

The Sympathetic Skeptic: An Interview with Richard Falk

Richard Falk, Princeton University

Brazil's Rise and Decline in Global Governance: Glory and Pain in the Tropics

Markus Fraundorfer, University of Sao Paulo

Puerto Rico on the Inclusiveness Frontier

José Garriga-Picó, University of Puerto Rico

Getting to a Real Earth: globalised development data and new politics

Jonny Gutteridge, OnePeopleOne.World

How Do We Get There From Here?

Chris Hamer, University of New South Wales

Georgia's Prospects for NATO Membership in Light of the War in Ukraine

Robert Hamilton, US Army War College

Will the South China Sea Still Matter for China-U.S. Relations?

Nong Hong, Institute for China-America Studies

Concepts for the Restructuring of the United Nations System

Klaus Hüfner, Free University of Berlin (ret.)

A Post-War Korea? Broken Homeland and Wistful Diplomacy

Merose Hwang, Hiram College

All Over Again: The Way to Minsk Lies Through Moscow

Grigory Ioffe, Radford University

Scotland, Independence and Brexit

Michael Keating, University of Aberdeen

Scotland's Constitutional Conundrum

Michael Keating, University of Aberdeen

Why a World State is Unnecessary: The Continuing Debate on World Government

W. Julian Korab-Karpowicz, Lazarski University

Power, People and Politics: Understanding the Belarusian Crisis

Elena Korosteleva, University of Kent

The Symbolic, Political and (un)Practical Meaning of Brexit

Giada Laganá, Cardiff University

The European Union as an Unaccomplished Form of Statehood at the International Level

Lucio Levi, University of Turin

Populists Conquer the Government in Italy

Lucio Levi, University of Turin

An Overview of Global Governance and the Emergence of Global Institutions for the 21st Century

Augusto Lopez-Claros, The World Bank

Arthur Dahl, International Environment Forum

Maja Groff, Global Governance Forum

The Presuppositional Status of Democratic World Law and the Holistic Moral Demand for an Earth Constitution

Glenn T. Martin, Radford University

The I, the WE, the IT, and the Third Estate

Glen T. Martin, Radford University

Abstracting the World Government Question

A.C. Mckeil

Securitizing Immigration in Europe

Anthony Messina, Trinity College

Transnational Political Integration and the Populist Backlash

Zoltan Miklosi, Central European University

The Strategy of Turkey in the Middle East

Hercules Millas

Supranational Political Economy: The Globalisation of the State-Market Relationship -- A Synopsis

Guido Montani, University of Pavia

A New Model of Global Governance in International Tax Law Making: An introduction to GLOBTAXGOV research project

Irma Mosquera, University of Leiden

From the UN to a Federal World State: Debunking the Dystopian Nightmare

Manuel Müller, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Armenia's Second Chance for Democracy

Yevgenya Jenny Paturyan, American Univirsity of Armenia

Can a World State Remove the Threat of Nuclear Annihilation? The Problem of Secessionism

Aleksandar Pavković, Macquarie University

Cautious Optimism or Counterproductive Complacency: A Reply to General David Petraeus

Iván Farías Pelcastre, University of Southern California

CELAC, OAS, and AMLO: Too many acronyms, too little power

Iván Farías Pelcastre, University of Warsaw

The Cautious Optimist: An Interview with David Petraeus

David Petraeus, KKR Global Institute

The Rise And Demise of Robert Mundell's Theory of "Optimum Currency Areas"

Jan Priewe, HTW Berlin -- University of Applied Economics

Spheres of Influence and Axes of Illiberalism? China and Southeast Asia in the 21st Century

Greg Raymond, Australian National University

What will the events of 2016 mean for the years ahead?

Roundtable

The Risks of Ending NAFTA

Luis Rubio, CIDAC (Center for Research and Development)

Considering Two Anti-Globalization Arguments

Estefania Santacreu-Vasut, ESSEC Business School

Some Skepticism about World Government-Skepticism

William E. Scheuerman, Indiana University

Reaching Out to the World: Translations of and Study Guides for a Seminal Work on UN Reform

Joseph E. Schwartzberg, University of Minnesota

Transforming the United Nations System: Designs for a Workable World

Joseph E. Schwartzberg, University of Minnesota

A Constitution for a Federal World Government, 1955/2018

Joseph E. Schwartzberg, University of Minnesota

Response to Cabrera: Beginning with More Cosmopolitan States

Richard Shapcott, University of Queensland

Global State Formation in the Twenty-First Century

Martin Shaw, University of Sussex

The World Needs a Ministry of Climate Modification

Jane Shevtsov, UCLA

A New Era in Canada-US Economic Relations or Just a Family Spat?

Grace Skogstad, University of Toronto

USMCA: A Further Step in North American Integration?

Grace Skogstad, University of Toronto

Global Governance against World Government?

Steven Slaughter, Deakin University

A Globalist Fallacy? The Limits of Global Counterinsurgency

M.L.R. Smith, King's College London

Crypto as a Global Reserve? Considerations from El Salvador Adopting Bitcoin as Legal Tender

Sean Stein Smith, Lehman College

A Cosmopolitan Case Against World Government

Ilya Somin, George Mason University

Russian Abuses of International Law: The Kosovo Precedent and R2P

Lena Surzhko Harned, Penn State University

Jiří Nykodým, Masaryk University

It's Pro-Global Party Time

James Thompson, Hiram College

Justice, Realism, and the Global State: A Review of John Mearsheimer's The Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities

James Thompson, Hiram College

Pushing Snowballs Uphill: Women's Work for World Government

Megan Threlkeld, Denison University

The Role of ECOWAS in the West African Integration Process and the Case of Mali

Djénéba Traoré, West Africa Institute

How to Destroy a Neighbor: Turkey's Involvement in the Syrian Crisis

Ilhan Uzgel

How to Destroy a Neighbor: Turkey's Involvement in the Syrian Crisis

Ilhan Uzgel

An Overview of China’s Communication of the Belt and Road Initiative: Silk Road and Infrastructure Narratives

Carolijn van Noort, University of the West of Scotland

Beyond the Nation-State

Claire Vergerio, Leiden University

Three Questions on Brexit

Stefanie Walter, University of Zurich

Why a World State is Democratically Necessary

Alex Wendt, The Ohio State University

Latest Thoughts on the World State Project

Alex Wendt, The Ohio State University

Rhetoric Meets Reality at the U.S.-Mexico Border: Immigration and NAFTA in a New Era of Bilateral Relations

Christopher Wilson and Rachel Schmidtke, The Wilson Center

Three Questions on Brexit

James Wood, University of Cambridge

Why is this missing? @realdonaldtrump #prepare Get Prepared! The worst is yet to come!

Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University

On Interpreting "Code Red" and "Existential Threats"

Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University

New Thinking on an Old Dream: Federal World Government

James Yunker, Western Illinois University

Confessions of a Latter-Day World Federalist

James Yunker, Western Illinois University

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