This is the final part on global governance. I proposed a solution to replace the UN Security Council by a Global Insurance Authority, with the Global Bureau of Investigations as its most important agency. We will promote GIA membership by both carrot and stick. …
This post continues with the first on global governance. I list several example to show that the US is cornering its competitors instead of living with them. I then list reasons why this is the case. We have Americans who just care about being the sole superpower in the world; we also have value crusaders, value suspecters, fighters and cake eaters. …
This long post gathers my thoughts on global governance. The world faces not only the dangers of WWIII and nuclear attacks but also a retreat to the pre-globalization era. The antidote is to emphasize fact-finding, switch from excessive ideology to a balanced fight for justice, peace and prosperity. Defending ideology was a excellent fight back in WWII and Cold War, but no longer pays today. I list economic and ideological reasons why excessive ideology spells trouble in international affairs and global governance. A future post will give more operational details for reaching the International Justice, Peace & Prosperity (JPP) goals. …
