english ·original· french spanish in reply to : replied to by : Democratizing governance options for public (including global) authorities, private organizations and corporations Doug EVERINGHAM Saturday, December 07, 2002 6:27 PM A 20-page article * World Democracy * from the 2002 biennial conference of IIPE (the International Institute for Public Ethics) is available by e-mail from Doug N Everingham of 5 Eriboll Close, Middle Park QLD 4074, Australia. Tel. +61(0)7 3376 7763. Fax +61(0)7 3376 0763. E-mail: doug@worldcitizen.org This article can be used freely if its source is acknowledged. It refers to International treaty-based forums like the UN and the World Trade Organization (WTO) set up in the name of the world community. but now giving priority often to domestic party, powerful economic, military or sectarian interests. Governments compete to pass laws * conducive to business interests* , lest voters discard the government that discourages capital inflow and regulates interests of global corporations for social or environmental reasons. Remedy seekers include ISPO, the International Simultaneous Policy Organization (web site www.simpol.org). ISPO advisers help to co-ordinate its members' discussions of responsible multilateral legislation proposals, and to advise and help monitor governments. The article discusses democratizing governance options for public (including global) authorities, private organizations and corporations. WP21 Alliance Forum on a World Parliament for the 21st Century E-mail : world-parl@forums.alliance21.org Fax 1 717 264 5036 Information, inscriptions, désinscriptions: germa@alliance21.org
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