ERROL E. HARRIS is John Evans Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy (Emeritus) at Northwestern University. In his long and distinguished academic career, Professor Harris served as a teacher, administrator, and researcher in the United States and the United Kingdom. He is the author and editor of 23 books.JAMES A. YUNKER is Professor of Economics at Western Illinois University. Author of five books and more than 60 articles in professional journals, Professor Yunker's research interests focus on market socialism and the application of economic methodology to non-traditional areas such as criminal justice and international relations.

• Preface by James A. YunkerA Planetary Paradigm for Global Government by Glen T. MartinLiberalism at the Global Level by Richard FalkGovernance--An Opportunity? by John C. de V. RobertsGlobal Governance Requires Global Government by Ronald J. GlossopGlobal Government: Objections Considered by David Ray GriffinGlobal Governance or World Government? by Errol E. HarrisA Critique of "Our Global Neighborhood" by Philip IselyReactions of an Ordinary World Citizen to "Our Global Neighborhood" by Jean-Marie BretonA Pragmatic Route to Genuine Global Governance by James A. YunkerSummary and Conclusion by Errol E. HarrisAppendicesFor Further ReadingIndex

ERROL E. HARRIS is John Evans Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy (Emeritus) at Northwestern University. In his long and distinguished academic career, Professor Harris served as a teacher, administrator, and researcher in the United States and the United Kingdom. He is the author and editor of 23 books.JAMES A. YUNKER is Professor of Economics at Western Illinois University. Author of five books and more than 60 articles in professional journals, Professor Yunker's research interests focus on market socialism and the application of economic methodology to non-traditional areas such as criminal justice and international relations.

• Preface by James A. YunkerA Planetary Paradigm for Global Government by Glen T. MartinLiberalism at the Global Level by Richard FalkGovernance--An Opportunity? by John C. de V. RobertsGlobal Governance Requires Global Government by Ronald J. GlossopGlobal Government: Objections Considered by David Ray GriffinGlobal Governance or World Government? by Errol E. HarrisA Critique of "Our Global Neighborhood" by Philip IselyReactions of an Ordinary World Citizen to "Our Global Neighborhood" by Jean-Marie BretonA Pragmatic Route to Genuine Global Governance by James A. YunkerSummary and Conclusion by Errol E. HarrisAppendicesFor Further ReadingIndex

ERROL E. HARRIS is John Evans Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy (Emeritus) at Northwestern University. In his long and distinguished academic career, Professor Harris served as a teacher, administrator, and researcher in the United States and the United Kingdom. He is the author and editor of 23 books.JAMES A. YUNKER is Professor of Economics at Western Illinois University. Author of five books and more than 60 articles in professional journals, Professor Yunker's research interests focus on market socialism and the application of economic methodology to non-traditional areas such as criminal justice and international relations.

• Preface by James A. YunkerA Planetary Paradigm for Global Government by Glen T. MartinLiberalism at the Global Level by Richard FalkGovernance--An Opportunity? by John C. de V. RobertsGlobal Governance Requires Global Government by Ronald J. GlossopGlobal Government: Objections Considered by David Ray GriffinGlobal Governance or World Government? by Errol E. HarrisA Critique of "Our Global Neighborhood" by Philip IselyReactions of an Ordinary World Citizen to "Our Global Neighborhood" by Jean-Marie BretonA Pragmatic Route to Genuine Global Governance by James A. YunkerSummary and Conclusion by Errol E. HarrisAppendicesFor Further ReadingIndex