Transnational Republic

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About Transnational Republic

Globalisation is propelled by the "global players" - globally acting corporations behaving like transnational superpowers constricting the influence of the traditional nation-states.

Who then is still defending our global civil rights? Can nation-states act transnationally, or do they merely block one another? Is the traditional idea of the separation of powers rendered obsolete? Shouldn't we take money (and the media) into consideration as the "fourth power"? Does the geopolitical division of people into nation-states reflect the spirit of modern times? Could we learn from Coca-Cola, Shell and Microsoft how interests can be realised at a global level?

These questions led to the proclamation of the First TRansnational Republic whose citizens are not defined through blood or birthplace but through a similarity in their minds and their communal spirit.

The First Transnational Republic