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Volume 3 Issue 1 Part 2

Integrated Approach to Peace & Human Security in the 21st Century*
We propose the establishment of an International Center on Human Security (ICHS) committed to an integrated approach that encompasses the political, economic, social, cultural and ecological dimensions of human security .. Read more
A Flat World with Deep Fractures
It is necessary to establish a universal consensus on universal moral values that protects not only every community, but also every person .. Read more
Human Connectivity: The Key to Progress
We are headed for an ever more closely interconnected future. The continuing advances in transportation and communication technology, the declining costs and the resulting proliferation of electronic devices and connectivity hold an infinitely creative potential .. Read more
Scientific Knowledge and the Citizen
The search for unification, for unity, is one of the fundamental aspirations of human existence .. Read more
Unifying Subjectivity and Objectivity*
We need to establish the objective and subjective domains as two equal dimensions of reality, or at least as two equally valid but incomplete ways of viewing reality, and try to reconcile them .. Read more
Social Power, Law and Society
It is necessary to identify the essential traits of common mankind in each of us. This is the essence and the goal of Social Power .. Read more

Social Power, Law and Society
Saulo Casali Bahia
 Get Full Text in PDF Abstract The article aims to discuss some aspects of the formal centers of social power. Thus, it seeks to answer how power becomes institutionalized in formal social organizations; what is the source of political power and how it is converted into institutions of governance; how legal power is generated by society and how it grows; what is the relationship... Read more
Unifying Subjectivity and Objectivity*
Murugesan Chandrasekaran
 Get Full Text in PDF Abstract The contribution of modern science to the progress of civilization is immeasurable. Even its tendency toward exclusive concentration on the objective world has had salutary effects of great value. Modern science has wiped away much that was merely superstitious or speculative. Its rejection of unfounded opinions and prejudices has helped the thinking mind... Read more
Scientific Knowledge and the Citizen
Herwig Schopper
 Get Full Text in PDF Abstract How can citizens become more aware of science and how it proceeds in order to be able to form their own opinion on science based problems concerning our environment and thus participate in taking decisions relating to technical matters? Scientific knowledge is also part of human culture and contributes to the evolution of human values like faith. What role... Read more
Human Connectivity: The Key to Progress
Janani Ramanathan
 Get Full Text in PDF Abstract Progress results from human interaction. Advances in knowledge, transportation, communication, technology and industry have aided in social development only to the extent that they have brought greater numbers of people closer. It is only human ingenuity that has achieved. Historically, every event that marks a step forward in social evolution coincides... Read more
A Flat World with Deep Fractures
Emil Constantinescu
 Get Full Text in PDF Abstract The Internet manages to connect different parts of the world, defies geographical distances and gives the impression that our planet is flat, but the Internet is there only for the ones who have the possibility and the ability to use it. Our contemporary flat world has deep transversal fractures which, like in many geological structures, make a direct... Read more
Integrated Approach to Peace & Human Security in the 21st Century*
Garry Jacobs
 Get Full Text in PDF Abstract Humanity has made remarkable progress during the past two centuries in advancing peace, democracy, human rights, economic development and social equality. The evolution of human relations has progressed far from the time when physical violence, war and conquest were the predominant form of international relations. Diplomacy has evolved from political... Read more
Volume 3 Issue 1 Part 2
Social Power, Law and Society
Saulo Casali Bahia
Unifying Subjectivity and Objectivity*
Murugesan Chandrasekaran
Scientific Knowledge and the Citizen
Herwig Schopper
Human Connectivity: The Key to Progress
Janani Ramanathan
A Flat World with Deep Fractures
Emil Constantinescu
Integrated Approach to Peace & Human Security in the 21st Century*
Garry Jacobs