Dominik Mikulaschek: The Alien Ultimatum, Gebunden

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What if humanity had only 365 days left to build a just world? The Alien Ultimatum is a political nonfiction book that uses a radical thought experiment to expose the weaknesses of today's world order, international politics, and democracy.

This book shows why humanity's greatest problems do not fail because of a lack of knowledge or technology, but because of a flawed political architecture. It analyzes why the United Nations, human rights, global justice, and international cooperation often remain too weak to effectively limit hunger, poverty, war, abuse of power, and environmental destruction.

At its core is a new approach: global multifunctionalism. Instead of ideological dogmas, the focus is on one key question: how can a political system simultaneously ensure freedom, order, justice, democracy, stability, sustainability, and human dignity?

Among other things, the book addresses:

the crisis of the current world order

the limits of the United Nations and international politics

the failure of classical ideologies

the idea of a democratic world parliament

a new global constitutional order

digital democracy and a democracy app

artificial intelligence as a tool, not a ruler

concrete steps toward a more just world

The Alien Ultimatum is ideal for readers interested in politics, geopolitics, world order, democracy, human rights, global justice, world parliament, international relations, and the future of humanity.

A provocative, profound, and forward-looking book for anyone who wants to understand not only why the world is failing, but also how it could be organized better.