Global Politics in the Human Interest Mel Gurt

Global Politics in the Human Interest covers the conditions affecting world well-being. Gurtov steps beyond traditional political views and sees the world as a planetary unit, much as an astronaut on the moon. He rises above national viewpoints to a vision of global concerns--peace, food and employment for all, cultural dignity. He discusses the delicate concept of interdependence in contemporary world politics--the interwoven trade connections among all countries. He moves the reader through an understanding of previous sense-bound theory and practice based on realism to a newer value of humanism in perceiving the globe.

Separate chapters discuss each level of current world civilization--the Third World, the First World, and the Second World. Gurtov enables the reader to see commonalities among countries in each group and to understand the relationships among issues facing each group. The final chapter implores the reader to stretch beyond the usual nationalistic thinking to a hope for transforming world politics to an agenda which truly serves all human inter

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Approximate Word count = 1140
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page)