Recently, I had to read a summary of a report that was
conducted by 18 initiatives in 29 countries. What they did was basically survey
a large and varying group of marginalized people. They asked them questions
about what they thought was significant to them concerning sustainability. They
came up with four points of recommendation from these varying groups. Those points,
roughly translated, were; rule of law, collective action, diplomatic institutions,
and modernization. I mention this in this journal because of the significance
of the four points mentioned.
For those who are interested in Political Science, you learn,
somewhere along the line, that the aforementioned points are those things that
are required for establishing a democracy. I cannot explain how amazing I feel
it is that a group of marginalized individuals from so many different places,
would naturally gravitate to a democratic state.
I have a feeling of great responsibility and determination
when I read reports and summaries such as this. I look forward to my
experiences here at the UN and the decisions that I see made every day. They
inspire me to attach a more determined approach to my research and decision
makings.
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