International Relations → World Order
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Organizations relating to World Order
Committee on Information / New York NY, USA / Est. 1978
World Order Models Project / Est. 1966
Canadian Institute for International Order / Ottawa ON, Canada / Est. 1976
Initiatives Pour un Autre Monde / Paris, France
Agreement on a Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1988
Unione di Convergenza Universale / Cecina, Italy / Est. 1976
International Order of Keystone Kops / St Joseph MI, USA
True World Order / Est. 1970
Mini-NIEO / Brussels, Belgium
Nouvel ordre européen
European New Order, Lausanne / Est. 1958
Internationale Vereinigung für natürliche Wirtschaftsordnung / Düsseldorf, Germany / Est. 1983
Group of 27 / Est. 1974
New World Order Forum / Est. 2002
Fondation pour un ordre international pacifique par le partage équitable des richesses / Dakar, Senegal
EastWest Institute / New York NY, USA / Est. 1981
Fund for Peace / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1957
Ordre international des anysetiers / Paris, France / Est. 1955
Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries / New York NY, USA / Est. 1973
Club of Rome / Winterthur, Switzerland / Est. 1968
Coordinating Committee for International Voluntary Service / Paris, France / Est. 1948
International Movement for a Just World / Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
International Progress Organization / Vienna, Austria / Est. 1972
Foundation for Global Governance and Sustainability / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2013
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Action Strategies relating to World Order
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialResearching new world order
Promoting world order
Modernizing world socio-economic order
Abstaining from progress in establishing New International Economic Order
Stabilizing world order
Studying regional international relationships
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