Insights
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Global warming is out of “human control”. What comes next?
With full recognition of the work carried out by millions of committed leaders, scientists, and… >>
Actions
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A first global binding market for “Carbon dioxide” (CO2), “Methane” (CH4), and “Nitrous oxide” (N2O) now!
The successful mitigation of global warming, climate disruption, and biodiversity loss is theoretically “simple” –… >>
Research
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The philosophy of a healthy and thus sustainable (global) society
What does “healthy” really mean? “Health” is the foundation of everything: happiness, satisfaction, joy, love,… >>
Our insights focus
focus one
Global governance,
geo-politics, and
democracy
Latest insights about global governance, democracy developments, and corresponding geo-political decision-making, from the clear perspective of building strong global democratic structures and processes that could lead toward a new healthy and thus sustainable global society.
latest global politics insights:
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Global economy,
externalities, and
global binding markets
Latest insights about global economic developments, with a clear focus on mitigating “externalities” through the establishment of global binding markets for common goods – such as those aligned with the “Planetary Boundaries” – paving the way for a new healthy and thus sustainable global economy.
latest global economy insights:
focus three
Global governance,
global democracy, and
healthy technology
Latest insights about global governance developments related to emerging global technologies – such as artificial intelligence (AI), supercomputing, quantum computing, robotics, arms, and weapons – from the perspective of ensuring new healthy technological progress governed by global democracy.
latest global technology insights:
focus four
Global warming,
climate disruption, and
biodiversity loss
Latest insights about (1) “greenhouse gas” (GHG) emissions – including “Carbon dioxide” (CO2), “Methane” (CH4), and “Nitrous oxide” (N2O) – from (a) burning fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas) and (b) industrial meat production, as well as (2) developments around deforestation. These two are the key drivers of global warming.
latest global warming insights:
Our actions focus
global democracy
First official global direct democratic vote on ‘climate action’ now!
One person, one vote for up to 5.5 billion people – no matter what nationality. We will reach the “1.5°C limit” for a stable global climate by 2029. Politics failed to keep global warming within predictability. It is time for a new way. Mitigating global warming, climate disruption, and the loss of biodiversity is too big to fail… >>
global governance
First global binding market for “greenhouse gas” emissions now!
The successful mitigation of global warming, climate disruption, and biodiversity loss is theoretically “simple”. We need for that a working global binding “greenhouse gas” (GHG) market for “Carbon Dioxide” (CO2), “Methane” (CH4), and “Nitrous Oxide” (N2O) based on “science based targets” and with integrated global direct democracy decision-making… >>
global collaboration
Global Democracy Forum
(GDF)
We want the best people from across the planet to collaborate fostering a healthy and thus sustainable global society. We strongly believe in global collaboration – within politics, research, and the economy – and recognise that the challenges posed e.g., by global warming, climate disruption, and biodiversity loss can best be addressed through cooperation – not competition, rivalry, or even conflict and war… >>
documentary
Our new world with global democracy
For the production of this documentary (movie), we will travel around the globe and ask people from all around the globe, decision makers and average people, how they in-vision a world, a new world with a “Global Democratic Republic”.
We want to confront the people with our concept and want to hear, what they think & feel about that, with a camera team close to the people telling their individual stories… >>
concert
the crystal
The concert, free of charge and designed to reach the greatest possible audience, best all the 8+ billion children, youth, grown-ups, and seniors on our mother planet Earth.
It’s summer in the global north, it’s winter in the global south. We pick the best time of the year, so that everybody can listen to the concert somewhere outside… >>
architecture | design | engineering
Decision spaces
We think, global democracy demands also state-of-the-art architecture aligned with latest communication technology, to serve as a role model for the “Sustainable Development Goals” (SDGs) and also for architecture and design according to the “Planetary Boundaries“… >>
movie
the library
The movie (cinema, et al.) will tell the story towards the development of the concept of the “Global Democratic Republic”. It will highlight the personal experiences, the development of the philosophy, the theory, and the scenes of personal decision making… >>
latest actions news:
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Article 109 Coalition, et al. UNGA81 reception underscores support for building global democracy
On September 23, 2026, I was excited to participate in the reception hosted at the Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice during the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) High-Level Week in New York City (NYC). The event focused on renewing multilateralism, specifically exploring “Charter Review as a Pathway to… >>
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2026 Global Democracy Coalition (GDC) Forum shows strong interest in developing global democracy
On October 1, 2026 the annual Global Forum from the Global Democracy Coalition (GDC) took place during the Athens Democracy Forum (ADF). It was one day where the member organisations from the GDC discussed latest topics, developed insights, and worked out concrete concepts to better understand the state of democracy… >>
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Horizon Europe “GoGlobalClimate” project proposal submitted
On 18 March 2026, initiated by Fabio Masini and Susanna Cafaro, we discussed possibilities for “Future Projects” and decided to embark on what Fabio referred to as a “journey.” On 23 September 2026 – almost exactly six months later – we reached a first significant milestone in our journey. We… >>
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Democracy Innovation – David Campbell extends our latest understanding on democracy
Innovation follows a very stable pattern of four phases: (1) ignorance, (2) ridicule, (3) hostility, and (4) acceptance. In academia, this is no different, and every groundbreaking innovation that ultimately succeeds can look back on exactly these four phases. Democracy, the assessment of its quality, and the criteria used to… >>
Our research focus
focus one
The new healthy
global society
Democracy and peace are within constant stress and under pressure from the “mimetic forces” (including greed, vanity, envy, jealousy, group-think, trash culture, addiction, quick fun & satisfaction, et al.). We want to develop the concept of “health” (including love, joy, wellbeing, happiness, good relationships & vulnerability) towards the core concept for “global democracy“.
latest healthy society research:
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The new healthy
global economy
We want to develop the concept for a new healthy and thus sustainable (global) economy including globally working and binding markets for “common goods” based on the “planetary boundaries” concept and with the help of the “science based targets” approach. Core of our research are the necessary preconditions, “key indicators”, democratic processes.
latest healthy economy research:
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Global democracy &
healthy technology
Research, innovation, and technology have delivered fantastic progress for humanity. Yet, innovation does not necessarily mean progress. This ambiguity is becoming a new quality, since innovations within the 21st century tend to have a global impact. Therefore, we investigate new forms of governance for technology based on “global democracy”.
latest healthy technology research:
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Trans- & interdisciplinary
global warming scenario
We want to develop a (better) trans- & interdisciplinary understanding of global warming, since we see “greenhouse gas” (GHG) emissions, global warming, climate disruption, and the loss of biodiversity as the currently by far most pressing global challenge for humanity and we will experience “societal collapse“ faster than most can imagine.
latest global warming research:
Our services focus
focus one
UN & International
organisations
- You face increasing pressure from significantly, fast changing, and concentrated new power distribution (e.g., the G2, M7) and want to sustain and improve your position within the new global governance structure and processes.
- You want to succeed in developing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
- You want to re-balance the power between the “Global North” and the “Global South”.
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Governments &
Political parties
- You are seeking healthy and thus sustainable economic growth for your country, while advancing the SDGs and a peaceful and thus prosperous future.
- You hold national governmental power but still fall short of your aim to mitigate global warming, climate change, and biodiversity loss on a global scale.
- You face increasing pressure from nationalist and populist political parties, are losing significant numbers of voters, and aim to re-establish your position as a leading political party.
focus three
Research & Impact
organisations
- You are seeking new research areas to enhance your research profile and access additional funding opportunities.
- You are struggling with rapidly changing requirements and are seeking a clear purpose and unique mission for your organisation to serve as a sustainable part of the new world order.
- You are spending a significant amount of money on progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but the outcomes and impact of your spending remain disappointing.
focus four
International
corporations
- You are losing customer support as a result of greenwashing allegations, and the differentiation of your product or service versus “no-frills” offerings is diminishing.
- You are seeking a stronger market positioning as an advanced and sustainable product producer and/or services provider.
- You are facing increasing pressure and stress from local standards that compromise your high standards (social, service, and product quality), resulting in a competitive cost disadvantage.