A Possible World: Democratic Transformation of Global Institutions

Heikki Patomäki · Teivo Teivainen

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'Patomaki and Teivainen describe a wide spectrum of democratic reform proposals. They also explore innovative ideas for new institutional arrangements - including empowering global civil society; a Global Truth Commission; referenda and a World Parliament; a debt arbitration mechanism; and global taxation. And they argue that democratic transformations at global level must involve not just democratizing institutional machinery, but revisiting the remits and powers they should have.'--BOOK JACKET.

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