Category Archives: Evolution of the role of the state

Charter of the Peoples of the Earth

Posted on July 3, 2011 by Germa Pelayo

“Whereas serious threats are weighing upon our planet and on ourselves, we the peoples of Africa, America, Asia, Europe and Oceania, that together, we form a mosaic of peoples, we affirm that we shall work and shall fight ceaselessly : … Continue reading →

Posted in Agendas and roadmaps, Citizen movements, Citizen Participation, Democratic globalization, Education, Evolution of the role of the state, Fighting poverty and inequalities, Food security, Health, Human responsibilities, International financial institutions, International institutions, Justice, Legitimacy, Peace building, Right to housing, Rights, Sociocultural diversity, Unity-diversity | Comments Off

Beyond the Growth Paradigm: Creating a Unified Progressive Politics

Posted on May 12, 2011 by Germa Pelayo

The US political economy is failing across a broad Front. – environmental, social, economical, and stanmarkusguitar the planet pandora  political. Deep, systemic change is needed to transition to a new economy, one where the acknowledged priority is to sustain human … Continue reading →

Posted in Biodiversity, Climate change, Environmental governance, Evolution of the role of the state, Fighting poverty and inequalities, Low-carbon economy, Market economy, Political innovation, Public goods, Regional integration, Role of the armies, Solidarity patterns, Sustaintable development, World-governance building strategies | Comments Off

China Sustainable Development Strategy Report 2011. Greening the Economic Transformation

Posted on May 9, 2011 by Germa Pelayo

The world is in the most crucial period of transition in the 21st century, in which the future of human civilization will Pandora Bracelets Sale it is advisable  depend on our choice today. China has become the second largest economy … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate change, Energy governance, Environmental governance, Evolution of the role of the state, Fighting poverty and inequalities, Global knowledge, International law, International trade, Low-carbon economy, Market economy, Player networking, Role of regions, Science and citizenship, Social innovation, Sustaintable development, Work, World-governance building strategies | Comments Off

Low-Carbon Economy and Sustainable Development

Posted on April 8, 2011 by Germa Pelayo

The German Advisory Council on Global Change (WBGU) will present its latest flagship report, “World in Transition: A Social Contract for a Great Transformation”, to Annette Schavan, Federal Pandora Silver Beads since our  Minister of Education and Research, and Federal … Continue reading →

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