"Robert M. Cutler" wrote:
> I will be grateful for any pointers, the more specific the better, that list
> subscribers may be able provide to any or all of the following related
> matters:
>
> 1. Theoretical or empirical work about international parliaments other
> than the EP, preferably but not necessarily in comparative perspective.
>
> 2. Theoretical or empirical work about democratization in relation to
> international parliaments, whether regraded from a global, regional, or
> national analytic standpoint.
>
> 3. Specific work on these topic by, or contact coordinates of Held,
> Archibugi, or others whom I understand to have written on the issues
> involved in matters (1) and/or (2).
You should visit http://www.ourvoices.org
They are working to help the UN become more democratic
through the establishment of local to global peoples assemblies
They recently approved a declaration at The Hague Appeal for Peace Conference
held a couple of weeks ago.
Please see attached for the Declaration.
I hope this helps.
--
Your Friend in Peace,
Glen Nuttall
UPF
http://www.upf.org
upf@upf.org
"Courageous Knowledgeable People,
United Compassionate World,
Committed Responsible Future"
"Out of Respect for Diversity
comes Recognition of Fundamental Freedoms,
Individual Rights,
and Legitimate Responsibilities"
"In the common interest of a Lasting World Peace
through a Unified Planetary Assembly"
Declaration for a Global Peoples Assembly.rtf