The Politics of World Federation

Contents
Preface
Foreword
Introduction to Both Volumes
Volume 1
	1. Precursors from Dante to Wilson
	2. Clarence Streit: Federal Union of Democracies
	3. Winston Churchill\'s Offer of Anglo-French Union
	4. State Department Planning for the United Nations Organization
	5. World Federalists\' Response to the United Nations
	6. A New Age: Hiroshima and Nagasaki
	7. The Atomic Scientists\' Movement
	8. Grenville Gark: U.N. Reform
	9. Henry Usbome: The Peoples\' Convention
	10. The Baruch Plan for the International Control of Atomic Energy
	11. U.N. Reform as the Baruch Plan Foiled
	12. Formation of United World Federalists (UWF)
	13. The Truman Doctrine: Containment
	Conclusion to Volume i
	Appendix A. Abbreviations and Acronyms
	Appendix B. Historic Federal Unions
	Appendix C. Clauses in National Constitutions Limiting Sovereignty
	Appendix D. Archives and Collections
	Appendix E. Interviews
	Index to Volume 1
Volume 2
	Introduction to Volume 2
	14. Albert Einstein on World Government
	15. Robert M. Hutchins: Framing a World Constitution
	16. The Crusade and the World Movement
	17. Cord Meyer: Mainstream World Federalism
	18. The Foundation for World Government
	19. Garry Davis: World Citizen in France
	20. Henry Wallace\'s Challenge in the Election of 1948
	21. What about Russia?
	22. World Federalism in the States
	23. Climax of U.S. House and Senate Hearings
	24. The Korean War and the Decline of the Federalist Movement
	25. World Federalists in the Cold War
	Conclusion to Both Volumes: Global Governance
	Appendix F. World Federalist Declarations
	Appendix G. State Resolutions
	Appendix H. U.S. Congressional Resolutions
	Appendix I. Federalist Journals
	Appendix J. Annotated Bibliography
	Index to Volume 2