Document Database

World Governance. A Personal European View
Inventing a New World Governance Now
WGI: World Governance Index (2009 Report)
First Proposals for Building a New World-governance Architecture
What South Africa Does the World Need?
Youth and World Governance
Charter of the Peoples of the Earth
Retrieving and Valuing Other Ethical Pillars: The Concept of Buen Vivir*
World Governance Index (WGI)
Theories of Global Governance
Participate in the Drafting and Circulation of the Charter of the Peoples of the Earth
Preparing Rio+20 at the Thematic Social Forum: A Historical Opportunity
Foundations for Biocivilization
Proposal for a Charter of Universal Responsibilities
Another Future Is Possible
Proposal Papers for the Rio+20 Peoples Summit
Rio + ???
After Rio+20: What New World Governance Does the World Need?
The Global Marshall Plan
A Proposal for Governance in the Post 2011 World
Swords into Plowshares
Post-2015: Global Action for an Inclusive and Sustainable Future
Dictionary of World Power
Towards a World Citizens Movement
For a World Citizen Movement
International Civil Society Week, Bogota 2016

Structure of Global Governance: Explaining the Organizational Design of Global Rulemaking Institutions
The IMF, the World Bank, and Respect of Human Rights
The Challenge of Environmental Governance

Persistent corruption in low-income countries requires global action
On the Road to Rio+20 - Proposals for a Citizen Project
A World Alliance against Social Apartheid

Community-Engaged Research: a step forward
The Future of Democratic Sovereignty and Transnational Law
Conceptualising Global Democracy

Earth System Governance - The Challenge for Social Science
Fourteen misconceptions about extraterritorial human rights obligations
Low-carbon Economy and Sustainable Development

Net Neutrality as Global Principle for Internet Governance
Atlanta Declaration and Plan of Action For The Advancement Of The Right Of Access To Information
Map of the WGI

Israel / Palestine: The New Peace Movement
The World Governance Index (WGI)
Choosing between Two Evils or Rethinking Armed Interventionism

Political and Institutional Governance
After Copenhagen, Some Light on the Horizon
Henceforth, the Keys to the Future are Responsibility, Solidarity, and Courage
Does Global Governance Ensure That the Global Public Interest Is Served?

An Ecological Act: A Backgrounder to the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA)
Transfinancial Economics
Basic Food Income: Option or Obligation?

Territories: Paradigm Shifts That Need to Be Made for the Transition
What Europe does the world need?
An Open Letter to the Commoners and Co-operators of the World

The Five WGI Indicators
Second Meeting of the China, Europe, and South America Dialog Group: Civil Societies Moving Forward for Change
Policy Paper on Education: Building the Future through Quality Education

Extreme Poverty and World Governance
Thirty years of Habitat I: no more neoliberal model of cities!
World Protests 2006-2013

Redefining Global Governance to Meet the Challenges of the Twenty-first Century
A More Secure World: Our Shared Responsibility
From Westernization to Globalization. A Brief History of Chinese Modernity

Proposals for a Fair and Democratic Architecture of Power
Statement No. 1
Governance for Sustainability

Civil Society Politics Manifesto
When Dreams Come True
2015 : A turning point to face the climate challenge, exorcise fear and counter the logic of war.

A new historical moment?
Videos of the Governance and Ressentiment Seminar
A Bit Rich: Calculating the Real Value to Society of Different Professions

Seven Leverage Points for the Passage from Economy to Œconomy

Universal Declaration of Emerging Human Rights
Moving Toward a New World Governance
Ressentiment* and the new world governance: a general analysis

New York summit is last chance to get consensus on climate before 2015 talks
Fair Coop, the Earth cooperative for a fair economy
Campaign for People’s Goals for Sustainable Development

Letter to our readers and to the Mandela World Liberation Front
Rediscovering Nelson Mandela for the Twenty-first Century