In Socio-economic Democracy and the World Government biomedical and physics professor Dhanjoo Ghista presents PROUT in perspectives of collective capitalism, depovertization, human rights, and as a template for sustainable peace. The book serves as a valuable teaching, learning, knowledge and research resource for a holistic approach to a sustainable living environment promoting collective welfare. It is also a multi-stage road-map …

Prabhakar Overland
The Copenhagen climate summit (December 2009) was no Xmas gift to the world. In its aftermath Canadian climate advocate George Dvorsky of Sentient Developments listed five reasons¹ for the summit’s failure to reach an internationally binding deal on the climate crisis:

1. Nation-states are far too self-serving
2. Democracies are too ill-equipped and irresolute to deal with pending crises

P.R. Sarkar
To materialize the concept of universalism a world government is necessary. This world government should be a confederation of all the federated states of the world. These federated states will consist of self-sufficient economic units or zones formed entirely on socio-economic and geographical considerations. Economically developed areas have a tendency to exploit economically undeveloped areas and hence federated …

P.R. Sarkar
With the changes of the social cycle, the human society has developed several social institutions to carry out its duties and responsibilities. The state is one such vital institution which organizes a group of people in a certain area of land, rules them, promotes their welfare and oversees their good. This institution is powerful because it also …