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This book investigates the concept of human dignity in relation to our present world system of wars, economic injustice, and pervasive environmental destruction. It shows how and why an understanding of human dignity grounded on dignity can truly transform our human condition into one of freedom, peace, justice, and sustainability

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Unite as one planet or perish. This is the choice humanity faces as we witness unprecedented crises: ecosystem collapse, wildlife extinction, global pandemics, terrorism, endless war, and economic inequality. Creativity can overcome crises, but what will it take to transform our world into one where peace, justice, and sustainability are planetary principles? With a comprehensive design for our living planet, The Earth Constitution Solution co...

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Nicotine is the major factor in the continuation of the smoking habit among humans. On December 2-4, 1985, under the sponsorship of the Tobacco and Health Research Institute in Lexington, Kentucky, leading scientists from around the world whose research efforts have focused on the role of nicotine in the tobacco habit participated in an International Symposium to provide the most comprehensive and ~xtensive coverage of this topic so far. The m...

In this premiere edition, Martin has written a substantive historical introduction situating the Earth Constitution within the world federalist movement of the past 80 years, an extensive commentary on the Constitution that explains the significance of its 19 articles, and a conclusion in which he discusses the larger meaning of the Constitution and the Earth Federation Movement.

This Spanish edition includes the "Manifesto of the Earth Federation" along with the "Constitution for the Federation of Earth." Together, these documents provide a compelling road map for humanity to move into a decent, just, and sustainable future. 150 pp.

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Martin includes not only the fundamental and defining documents of the Earth Federation Movement, including the Earth Constitution, but also presents the history of the movement, its philosophical foundations, and its fundamental vision.

Directly addressing the multiple global crises of today's world with a comprehensive examination of the human potential for transformation, this volume shows the changes necessary for creating a mature, sustainable, and just world order. (Philosophy)

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Martin develops a philosophical framework for democratic world law by drawing on the scientific revolutions of the 20th century, the history of the philosophy of law, and contemporary discussions of law, democracy, and human rights. (Philosophy)

This book contains the most fundamental documents of the emerging Earth Federation together with extensive commentary, analysis, and description. Martin investigates the multifaceted global crises on planet Earth and presents the many reasons why the only practical solution to today's catastrophic world-disorder is ratification of the Constitution for the Federation of Earth.

Martin examines the concept of democracy and the related concept of nonviolence in the light of the global crises at the dawn of the 21st century. He develops a deeper understanding of democracy that is inherently nonviolent and fundamentally holistic.

This book develops a philosophical framework for democratic world law by drawing on the scientific revolutions of the 20th century, the history of philosophy of law, and contemporary discussions of law, democracy, and human rights. (Philosophy)

In this premiere edition, Martin has written a substantive historical introduction situating the Earth Constitution within the world federalist movement of the past 80 years, an extensive commentary on the Constitution that explains the significance of its 19 articles, and a conclusion in which he discusses the larger meaning of the Constitution and the Earth Federation Movement.

Triumph of Civilization" examines the concept of democracy and the related concept of nonviolence in the light of the global crises at the dawn of the 21st century. Martin shows that contemporary civilization is both profoundly undemocratic and intrinsically violent.