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Online Exclusive: For A Federation Of Democracies
Ethics and International Affairs 23 (1) (2009)
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Davenport argues for a federation of democracies to replace the United Nations Security Council. This new level of government, he says, is necessary to achieve the international cooperation needed to manage a global economy and address global problemsAuthor's Profile
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