How to make the World safe and great

How do we make the world safer, fairer, healthier, better educated, and better governed?

In How to Make the World Safe and Great: A Global Reform Blueprint, Jose Kudilil Abraham presents an ambitious fifty-year vision for improving the institutions that shape human life.

Rather than concentrating on a single political ideology, the book examines seven interconnected foundations of a successful society: the world, the country, leadership, education, law, healthcare, and civility.

What if countries invested as seriously in preventing wars as they do in preparing for them? What if promising future leaders from around the world met every three years, long before they acquired political power, to build friendships and learn cooperation? What if the accumulated expertise of retired government, banking, corporate, medical, scientific, and educational leaders could be shared with countries that need it most?

The book also challenges readers to reconsider the structure of government itself. Should century-old administrative boundaries and bureaucracies automatically continue forever? Can unnecessary layers of government be consolidated? How can corruption be reduced? Should leaders have term limits? How can governments attract accomplished professionals rather than allowing politics to become a lifelong occupation?