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There's a fair distance to cover to get from a coalition of anti-globalisations to an alliance for another globalisation. The starting point for the creation of such an alliance is the diversity of global society - a geographical, social and cultural diversity - and the examination of points of view and proposals coming from all horizons so as to elaborate an agenda, i.e., the identification of the common challenges we must address.
This is the itinerary followed by the Alliance for a Responsible, Plural and United world, resulting in the creation of sixty proposal booklets and the organisation of the World Citizens Assembly. These actions have led to the emergence of a clear and ambitious agenda. It contains three axes: the elaboration of a common ethical base and the reform of thought systems; systems of production and the organisation of social and economic life; governance from the local to the global levels.

  • There's a fair distance to cover to get from a coalition of anti-globalisations to an alliance for another globalisation |
  • The Outline Of An Agenda For The Twenty-First Century |
    One of the objectives of the World Citizens Assembly was to draw up an "Agenda for the Twenty-first Century," that is, to identify some perspectives that were common to all the participants The Assembly began with "Socioprofessional" Workshops made up of participants belonging to a same social or professional sphere. Every workshop expressed its own agenda, presented in the form of a "socioprofessional mapping" of the proposals. The similarity of the different mappings made it possible to identify seventeen common themes. Each of them was the subject of a Thematic Workshop. The exploitation of this materials and their comparison with the other work of the Alliance for a Responsible, Plural and United World has made it possible today to determine a common agenda, to identify a set of major, interdependent changes that should be undertaken in the twenty-first century. They give shape to the way in which our major means of production and of obtaining knowledge should be oriented. The elaboration of a common ethical core, the establishment of new forms of governance from the local to the global level, and the emergence of a global community through the progressive organization of the civil society are the major elements of this Agenda.

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