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University Daily Kansan
Friday, May 8, 1964
Harris Describes World Order
Under a world government, many of the potentially volatile international problems of today would disappear, and both revolution and war would be "domesticated," Prof. Errol E. Harris said last night.
In his twenty-fourth lecture on war and peace, Prof. Harris discussed eight of the main international problems of today and the effect a world government would have upon them.
NATIONS INVOLVED in power politics often attempt to make use of international problems for their own advantage in the cold war, he said. Under a world government this practice would cease.
"Under a world government, individual persons, and not sovereign nations, would be subject to international law," Prof. Harris said. "Disputes in courts, therefore, would
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BUT SINCE THE advent of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles, the strategic value of colonies to their mother countries has declined.
"Any recalcitrant nation would be faced, not by a disarmed opponent or by a group of law-abiding but powerless states, but by a supranational authority equipped with all the organized power of the other states."
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Under a world government, the problems of arms control and disarmament would be finally solved, he said. For once, in the case of a breach by one side of the disarmament agreement, the law-abiding side would not be at a loss.
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Prof. Harris referred to problems of race relations and human rights as problems of psychology and social conditioning rather than of international politics.
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