The Federation of the World (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A practical case for global arbitration and lasting peace, with a clear path to a more peaceful world.

This book argues that arbitration can become a permanent rule of international law. It traces the rise of a global movement toward peaceful dispute resolution and outlines how nations can reduce weapons and work together for security. Armed with historical examples and a forward-looking vision, it explains how treaties, courts, and cooperative norms can reshape how countries settle differences. It discusses the role of public opinion, leadership, and gradual legal change in moving from war to arbitration.

• Understand how arbitration can function as a lasting principle of international law between nations.
• Learn about historical steps like the 1897 Anglo-American treaty, the Hague Conference, and the International Court of Arbitration.
• Explore the challenges and political dynamics that accompany building a global system of peaceful dispute resolution.
• See a thoughtful projection of how armaments can be reduced through cooperation and shared legal norms.

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