global class analysis

this may raise a few eyebrows, but appears praxeologically potent:
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A. GLOBAL CLASSES
there are two global classes:
(1) First Class: individuals whose economic human rights are realized
(2) Second Class: individuals whose economic human rights are violated
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B. GLOBAL MANAGEMENT
the goal of responsible global management is to implement the economic human
rights of those whose economic human rights are violated (Second Class)
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C. GLOBAL CLASS STRUGGLE
global class struggle is the struggle of the GLOBAL SECOND CLASS to get
their economic human rights implemented
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i omit a 1000-page treatise needed to justify these statements. in
particular, comparison and contrast with existing world(-)system(s) theory
would be important.
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initial feedback would be nice before i spend more time on this idea

gernot kohler
oakville, canada