The Stakes of Diplomacy
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It is a valiant dream which will be realized if this planet is to fulfill man's best hopes. It is clearly the goal of humane political endeavor, and no civilized man can afford to sneer at it or to lay it altogether outside his mind. Its difficulties to- day are obvious. They are chiefly these: that too few people desire such a world state, that such a world state to-day would be tyrannical to weaker peoples, that the administrative capacity of the peoples of the earth is not yet ready for it, ...that no Parliament of Man could possibly know enough or find time enough to deal with the enor- mous complexities of the earth. The British Par- liament is choked with the mere volume of business which imperial and domestic affairs put before it.
144 THE STAKES OF DIPLOMACY A World Parliament would collapse under Its tre- mendous burdens.
The Hague plan, with all its ramifications, fails because it lacks the essentials of government- legislative and executive power. The World State is at present too ambitious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a valiant dream which will be realized if this planet is to fulfill man's best hopes. It is clearly the goal of humane political endeavor, and no civilized man can afford to sneer at it or to lay it altogether outside his mind. Its difficulties to- day are obvious. They are chiefly these: that too few people desire such a world state, that such a world state to-day would be tyrannical to weaker peoples, that the administrative capacity of the peoples of the earth is not yet ready for it, ...that no Parliament of Man could possibly know enough or find time enough to deal with the enor- mous complexities of the earth. The British Par- liament is choked with the mere volume of business which imperial and domestic affairs put before it.
144 THE STAKES OF DIPLOMACY A World Parliament would collapse under Its tre- mendous burdens.
The Hague plan, with all its ramifications, fails because it lacks the essentials of government- legislative and executive power. The World State is at present too ambitious.
What to read after The Stakes of Diplomacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lippmann Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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