World Federalism
World federalism proposes a democratic federal government for the whole world, with power to handle global issues while nations keep control of local matters. Supporters argue that it would prevent war and address shared problems such as climate change.
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Explicitly federal: a global layer handles global issues while nations retain local powers.
Calls for an elected world parliament and global rule of law.
No strong position; seeks global enforcement of law while protecting rights.
Defined by pooling sovereignty in a world government.
Aims to end war between nations, often through disarmament under global law.
Emphasises shared humanity beyond national cultures.
No fixed economic doctrine; supporters range across left and centre.
No fixed position on economic planning.
Generally supports open global trade within shared rules.
Mostly secular, though the movement includes religious supporters.
Moderately progressive, emphasising universal human rights.
No distinctive stance on technology.