Thanks for the second text as well. Exciting topics and insights as regarding governance concerning global and regional development.
My experience among world federalists, as in Democracy Without Borders, is that the EU is seen as an inspiration and model for uniting and governing the planet as a whole. Do you have a similar experience and thoughts?
I am not even a European federalist. I am against the idea of a global government, because I am very suspicious of the executive branch. But international informal coordination (the Basel Accords for example) and legislative/judicial confederacions are good in themselves, even if they never deepen into a common sovereignity.
Thanks for the second text as well. Exciting topics and insights as regarding governance concerning global and regional development.
My experience among world federalists, as in Democracy Without Borders, is that the EU is seen as an inspiration and model for uniting and governing the planet as a whole. Do you have a similar experience and thoughts?
I am not even a European federalist. I am against the idea of a global government, because I am very suspicious of the executive branch. But international informal coordination (the Basel Accords for example) and legislative/judicial confederacions are good in themselves, even if they never deepen into a common sovereignity.