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Across
Frontiers- September /02
Educational
Seminars
Graduate
School for World Problems works as a part of WCPA, led by
Miss Eugenia Almond MA more than a dozen of years.
This
year, Graduate School organizes two Seminars in different
countries. Miss Eugenia Almond MA, DR. Glen Martin, and Dr.
Terrence Amersinghe did an incredible job developing the seminars
in Takoradi, Ghana in May, and Lucknow, India in June 2002.
1.Primary
goal of these Seminars is to study the Constitution for the
Federation of Earth.
2.World
Economic System as defined by the Earth Constitution.
3.World
Legislation of the Provisional World Parliament.
4.History,
and philosophy of the World Government, and Parliamentary
Law, and Policy.
Purpose
of the Program of Study
A fundamental
purpose of the Seminars of the Graduate School of World Problems
is to study the Constitution for the Federation of Earth,
to learn why this world constitution is the best constitution
for world government, and to discover how to get this Earth
Constitution ratified.
Other
primary goals are to prepare the students for implementing
the World Legislation enacted by the Provisional World Parliament,
and for preparing the personnel for all ministries, and agencies
for the World Government.
Finally,
students examine world problems from within the context or
paradigm of emerging non-military, democratic world government,
as described by the Constitution for the Federation of Earth.
World
Problems
World Problems are problems which transcend national boundaries,
and require that solutions be worked out, and implemented
on a global or supra-national basis by a world legislature,
and a world government, either entirely or in part, but in
collaboration as needed with national, and local governments.
Almost all world problems overlap. Requiring inter-related
solution. World problems include the following:
ARMAMENTS
– Elimination of nuclear, mass destruction, light arms,
biological, and chemical weapons.
CLIMATE
CHANGE – What is happening, and how to overcome: The
Phytoplankton Project.
ENERGY
- Rapid transition from fossil fuels, and nuclear to solar,
hydrogen, and other life-safe energy sources.
ECONOMY
- The new global finance, and credit system with one world
currency.
EMPLOYMENT
- for all, at useful work, equitable income distribution.
HUMAN
RIGHTS - and World Ombudsmus.
WORLD
RESOURCES - Planning for wise use, and sustainable development.
GLOBAL
COMMONS - Atmosphere, oceans, forests, and rivers.
FOOD &
WATER SUPPLIES - and agriculture.
TRANSPORTATION
– Integrated global system.
DEMOCRACY
– From local to global.
HEALTH
and NUTRITION – Major problems of AIDS, cancer, oxygen
supply.
POPULATION
CONTROLS & MIGRATIONS
Program
Features
This
three week seminar of the Graduate School of World Problems
will provide a basic overview of the problems facing humanity,
as well as constructive steps which can be taken within the
context of the emerging global society, and world government.
Experienced
guest lecturers will inform the problems, and their relation
to world federal history. Students will examine the structure
of Provisional
World Government
including both constitutional, and legislative aspects. Students
will build on practical projects to strengthen their own leadership
skills within the emerging Earth Federation.
The three-week
program includes study materials, graduation certificate,
and banquet lunches, and teas. Lodging is provided for participants
coming from outside of Lucknow.
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