Richard A. Falk is Professor at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Robert Johansen and Samuel S. Kim are Professors at the Center of International Studies at Princeton University.

"The book provides a richness of perspectives and scholarship that are/is at the leading edge of the current responses to the crises and opportunities of today's independent world. The reader is left with new and old questions that energize and excite rather than overwhelm." — Gerald Mische, President, Global Education Associates

• List of Contributors Preface Acknowledgments Part I. FRAMEWORK 1. Global Constitutionalism and World OrderRichard A. Falk, Robert C. Johansen, and Samuel S. Kim 2. The Pathways of Global ConstitutionalismRichard A. Falk 3. Toward a New Code of International Conduct: War, Peacekeeping, and Global ConstitutionalismRobert C. Johansen 4. In Search of Global ConstitutionalismSamuel S. Kim 5. The Constitutional Element in International Political EconomyJames H. Mittelman 6. Ecological Security in an Interdependent WorldPatricia M. Mische Part II. INSTITUTIONALIZATION 7. Grafting the Past onto the Future of the United Nations SystemToshiki Mogami 8. United Nations: Prince and Citizen?Marc Nerfin 9. IGOs, the UN, and International NGOs: The Evlolving Ecology of the International SystemElise Boulding Part III. THEORIZING 10. World Order and the Reconstitution of Political LifeR. B. J. Walker 11. Constitutional Thought versus Value-Based Thought in World Order StudiesFriedrich Kratochwil 12. A Feminist Perspective on World Constitutional OrderBetty Reardon 13. Toward an Ambiguous World OrderMary Catherine Bateson Part IV. LOCALIZATION 14. Protecting Local Autonomy in a Global Constitutional OrderChadwick F. Alger 15. Politics of Social Transformation: Grassroots Movement in IndiaD. L. Sheth 16. Constitutionalism and Foundational Values: Philippine Constitutional Authoritarianism RevisitedLester Edwin J. Ruiz Part V. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 17. The Role of Constitutionalism in the Transformation of Eastern European SocietiesRadmila Nakarada 18. Human Obligation and Global Accountability: From the Impeachment of Warren Hastings to the Legacy of NurenbergAli A. Mazrui 19. In Quest of World Peace: Law and Alternative SecurityBurns H. Weston Index

Richard A. Falk is Professor at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Robert Johansen and Samuel S. Kim are Professors at the Center of International Studies at Princeton University.

"The book provides a richness of perspectives and scholarship that are/is at the leading edge of the current responses to the crises and opportunities of today's independent world. The reader is left with new and old questions that energize and excite rather than overwhelm." — Gerald Mische, President, Global Education Associates

• List of Contributors Preface Acknowledgments Part I. FRAMEWORK 1. Global Constitutionalism and World OrderRichard A. Falk, Robert C. Johansen, and Samuel S. Kim 2. The Pathways of Global ConstitutionalismRichard A. Falk 3. Toward a New Code of International Conduct: War, Peacekeeping, and Global ConstitutionalismRobert C. Johansen 4. In Search of Global ConstitutionalismSamuel S. Kim 5. The Constitutional Element in International Political EconomyJames H. Mittelman 6. Ecological Security in an Interdependent WorldPatricia M. Mische Part II. INSTITUTIONALIZATION 7. Grafting the Past onto the Future of the United Nations SystemToshiki Mogami 8. United Nations: Prince and Citizen?Marc Nerfin 9. IGOs, the UN, and International NGOs: The Evlolving Ecology of the International SystemElise Boulding Part III. THEORIZING 10. World Order and the Reconstitution of Political LifeR. B. J. Walker 11. Constitutional Thought versus Value-Based Thought in World Order StudiesFriedrich Kratochwil 12. A Feminist Perspective on World Constitutional OrderBetty Reardon 13. Toward an Ambiguous World OrderMary Catherine Bateson Part IV. LOCALIZATION 14. Protecting Local Autonomy in a Global Constitutional OrderChadwick F. Alger 15. Politics of Social Transformation: Grassroots Movement in IndiaD. L. Sheth 16. Constitutionalism and Foundational Values: Philippine Constitutional Authoritarianism RevisitedLester Edwin J. Ruiz Part V. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 17. The Role of Constitutionalism in the Transformation of Eastern European SocietiesRadmila Nakarada 18. Human Obligation and Global Accountability: From the Impeachment of Warren Hastings to the Legacy of NurenbergAli A. Mazrui 19. In Quest of World Peace: Law and Alternative SecurityBurns H. Weston Index

Richard A. Falk is Professor at the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Robert Johansen and Samuel S. Kim are Professors at the Center of International Studies at Princeton University.

"The book provides a richness of perspectives and scholarship that are/is at the leading edge of the current responses to the crises and opportunities of today's independent world. The reader is left with new and old questions that energize and excite rather than overwhelm." — Gerald Mische, President, Global Education Associates

• List of Contributors Preface Acknowledgments Part I. FRAMEWORK 1. Global Constitutionalism and World OrderRichard A. Falk, Robert C. Johansen, and Samuel S. Kim 2. The Pathways of Global ConstitutionalismRichard A. Falk 3. Toward a New Code of International Conduct: War, Peacekeeping, and Global ConstitutionalismRobert C. Johansen 4. In Search of Global ConstitutionalismSamuel S. Kim 5. The Constitutional Element in International Political EconomyJames H. Mittelman 6. Ecological Security in an Interdependent WorldPatricia M. Mische Part II. INSTITUTIONALIZATION 7. Grafting the Past onto the Future of the United Nations SystemToshiki Mogami 8. United Nations: Prince and Citizen?Marc Nerfin 9. IGOs, the UN, and International NGOs: The Evlolving Ecology of the International SystemElise Boulding Part III. THEORIZING 10. World Order and the Reconstitution of Political LifeR. B. J. Walker 11. Constitutional Thought versus Value-Based Thought in World Order StudiesFriedrich Kratochwil 12. A Feminist Perspective on World Constitutional OrderBetty Reardon 13. Toward an Ambiguous World OrderMary Catherine Bateson Part IV. LOCALIZATION 14. Protecting Local Autonomy in a Global Constitutional OrderChadwick F. Alger 15. Politics of Social Transformation: Grassroots Movement in IndiaD. L. Sheth 16. Constitutionalism and Foundational Values: Philippine Constitutional Authoritarianism RevisitedLester Edwin J. Ruiz Part V. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 17. The Role of Constitutionalism in the Transformation of Eastern European SocietiesRadmila Nakarada 18. Human Obligation and Global Accountability: From the Impeachment of Warren Hastings to the Legacy of NurenbergAli A. Mazrui 19. In Quest of World Peace: Law and Alternative SecurityBurns H. Weston Index