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Mathematics to the Rescue of Democracy and political institutions can become equal to the task of solving global problems. The question this chapter takes as central is how people who belong to different societies and have different and often contrary loyalties, goals and values can become willing and able to cooperate in solving these

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Folgen – der Weg ins Unendliche functional dimension of global governance responds to the complexity and interrelatedness of many dimensions of social, economic, cultural and political life, and the practical importance of securing reliable and beneficial transnational arrangements.