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Richard Falk

Capsule Review
Sep/Oct
2009
Achieving Human Rights
<p>G. John Ikenberry</p>

Falk's imagines new and futuristic forms of citizenship and world democracy that someday may push beyond the Westphalian frontier.
Capsule Review
Nov/Dec
2001
Religion and Humane Global Governance
G. JOHN IKENBERRY
Essay
Jan/Feb
2001
Toward Global Parliamentpremium content icon
Richard Falk and Andrew Strauss

In international politics, transnational interest groups are gaining clout -- but they lack an institution to represent them. Civil society must make its many voices heard. The global era needs a global parliament.
Capsule Review
Spring
1990
Toward A More Civil Society?: The USSR Under Mikhail Sergeievich Gorbachev; The New Détente: Rethinking East-West Relations
John C. Campbell
Capsule Review
Winter
1988
The Promise Of World Order
John C. Campbell
Capsule Review
Summer
1988
Revolutionaries And Functionaries: The Dual Face Of Terrorism
John C. Campbell
Capsule Review
Winter
1986
Judging the World Court; Reviving the World Court
John C. Campbell
Capsule Review
Winter
1983
The End of World Order
John C. Campbell
Capsule Review
Winter
1982
Studies on a Just World Order. Vol. I: Toward a Just World Order
John C. Campbell
Capsule Review
Winter
1982
Indefensible Weapons
Andrew J. Pierre
Capsule Review
Winter
1981
Human Rights and State Sovereignty
John C. Campbell
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November/December 2009 / 6, 88
Essay
In the Quicksands of Somalia
Bronwyn Bruton

Washington's repeated attempts to bring peace to Somalia with state-building initiatives have failed, even backfired. It should renounce political intervention and encourage local development without trying to improve governance.
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