Forty-two Articles
or Presentations on the Need, Hope, and Effective Potential for World
Democracy
by Glen T. Martin
1. Audio talk in Libya at
the 20th Anniversary of the U.S. bombing of Libya, April 15, 2006
2. Three Stages in the
Dialectical Realization of Democracy (copyright
2004)
(In Across Frontiers - A WCPA/GREN
Publication for Humanity, March-April, 1999 and May-June, 1999).
Tres
Etapas en la Realizacion Dialectica de la Democracia y la Constitucion para
la Federacion del Planeta Tierra
3. A Beacon of Hope in Dark Times
(Editorial to Virginia newspapers)
5. From: Gandhi and World Government
(In Bhavan's Journal, India, May
2003. Reprinted in World Union Quarterly, September 2003)
6.
From: A Planetary Paradigm for Global Government
(In Toward Genuine Global Governance, Harris and Yunker,
eds., Praeger, 1999)
7.
Global Crisis, Cuban Realities, and The Future Of Sovereign Nation
States
(Presented to the Cuban-North American Philosophers
Conference, Havana, Cuba, June 2000
(copyright 2004)
8. Marx's Dialectical Phenomenology and the
Constitution for the Federation of Earth
(Presented to the Cuban-North American Philosophers
Conference, Havana, Cuba, June 2001) (copyright 2004)
La Fenomenologia
Dialectica de Marx y la Constitucion por la Federacion de la Tierra
10.
The Philosophy of Anarchism versus the Philosophy of Democratic World
Government
(Written for a discussion with the Coalition for Justice, Blacksburg,
Virginia, May 2004)
11.
The Roots of Terrorism in the Sovereign Nation-State and the Path to a
Secure World Order (Presented to the Eighth
Provisional World Parliament, Lucknow, India, August 2004, published in
Martin, World Revolution Through World Law, 2005)
12. A Founded World Order Versus an Evolved World Order
(Opening Speech at the Eighth Session of the
Provisional World Parliament, Lucknow, India, August 2004)
13.
Three Reasons Why it is Immoral to Serve in the Military of any
Nation-state (August 2004)
14. Economics
and the Earth Constitution (Presented at the
World Peace Congress, Kolkata, January 2005)
15. A
Democratically Created Constitution for the Earth?
(September 2004)
16.
The Political Legitimacy of
the Constitution for the Federation of Earth
(September 2004)
17. Islam and
the Political Unification of Humanity
(Published in the on-line Journal "The Future of Islam,"
www.futureislam.com, October
2004)
18. The Philosophy of Nonviolence and World Revolution
Through World Law (February 2005)
(Published in Martin, World Revolution Through World Law, 2005)
19.
The Democratic Foundations of World Law
(Chapter 9 of Ascent to Freedom, forthcoming with Institute for Economic Democracy Press, 2007)
20. How to Prevent the Slide into World War III
(Paper presented at the American Monetary
Reform Conference, Chicago, October 2005)
21. The Movement World Toward Democratic World Government: Slow
Evolution versus Rapid Transformation (February,
2006)
22. The
Introduction to World Revolution Through World Law
(Institute for Economic Democracy Press, 2005)
23.
Unity in Diversity: Global Transformation from Deep Violence to Deep
Nonviolence
(Paper presented at the Global Nonviolence International Conference, James
Madison University, April 2007)
24.
Activating World Law
(The work of the Provisional World Parliament in relation to the
International Criminal Court, April 2007)
25. The Left in Never-Never Land and the Path to
Effective World Revolution
(an essay based on three fundamental principles, April 2007)
26. Ten Aspects of
a Revolutionary Praxis (Powerpoint presentation
with excerpts from Chapter Fourteen of Millennium Dawn and photos, April
2007)
27.
Universal Creativity and Human Liberation:
The Three Self-correcting Orientations Required for
Human Survival (Buddhism and the Earth
Federation)
28. Gandhi's
Satyagraha and a Federated World Order
(2009)
29. Swami Vivekananda
and the Earth Federation Movement
(2010)
30. Freedom,
Economic Prosperity, and the Earth Constitution
(2010)
31. Democratic Springtime 2011
(10 April 2011)
32.
Global Problems,
Human Needs, and the Constitution for the Federation of Earth
(June 2011)
33.
Wall-Street Protests: What is Really Progressive?
(Oct. 2011)
34. Occupy Wall Street Through a Global Social
Contract (Oct. 2011)
35. The Humanism of
Democratic World Law versus a Totalitarian Pax Americana
(Oct. 2011)
36.
Overthrowing the 1% (Nov. 2011)
37.
Economic Demands of the 99% (Nov. 2011)
38. Occupy Wall Street and the
Legitimacy of Government (Nov. 2011)
39. Occupy Everything
(Nov. 2011)
40.
A Decent World Order
Cannot Come from Disorder:
The Elements of Global Order and Disorder (Dec. 2011)
41.
What must be done to "Occupy
Everything" (Dec.2011)
42.
The Occupy Movement,
Political Discourse, and Our Endangered Human Future (Feb.2012)
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