Achieving Inclusionary Governance: Advancing Peace and Development in First and Third World Nations

Terrence E. Paupp is the National Chancellor of the United States for the International Association of Educators for World Peace(IAEWP) - an NGO of the United Nations. He is also Director, Nuclear Weapons Abolition Project for the Association of World Citizens, and a policy analyst for The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.

Acknowledgments; Foreword by Professor Richard Falk; Introduction: Inclusion, Exclusion, and the Reconstitution of Power; Part I: Obstacles and Opportunities;
Chapter 1. Preface to Inclusionary Governance: The Deepening of Democracy as an Aspect of a Peaceful World; Chapter 2. Obstacles and Opportunities: Nuclear
Disarmament and the Abolition of the Globalization of Militarization;
Chapter 3. The Globalization of Media and the Media of Globalization;
Part II: Paths to and from Inclusion; Chapter 4. Moving Toward Inclusion: Overcoming the Dynamics of Democratic Exclusion; Chapter 5. Back to the Future: Hobbes’s Vision of Sovereignty, Commonwealth, and Anarchy;
Part III: The Broken and Unbroken Promise of Inclusion; Chapter 6. The Promise of Inclusion: Inclusionary Versus Exclusionary Governance; Chapter 7. Between Poverty and Polyarchy: The Praxis of Democracy in Third World States;
Part IV: Conclusion; Chapter 8. Establishing Perspectives on Inclusionary
Governance, Inclusionary Development, and International Law; Index