Terrorism, Human Rights, and the Case for World Government

The book presents a compelling argument for establishing a World Government as a means to enhance international cooperation, driven by the principles of globalism and cosmopolitanism. Louis P. Pojman, a prominent military ethicist, emphasizes the necessity of enforceable international law to fulfill the potential of these ideologies. Through cogent moral reasoning, he advocates for a structured approach to global governance that aligns with ethical imperatives and addresses the challenges of an interconnected world.