Band 7 (2001)
For ten years, since the end of the Cold War, a new situation is becoming more and
more acute: the phenomenon of globalization and the strength of liberal capitalism
based on material values to the detriment of human ones. The development of multiple
poles in the framework of the international relationships could favor more solidarity
and a tightening of the bonds between peoples, particularly those excluded from the
dominant system. But it seems unstable as the holders of progress and economic power
benefit more than ever from real efficient and harmful dominate strength that spreads
all over the world. Confronted with such a perspective, humanity must be conscious of
the need to change and to base this evolution on the inherent values in each society.
Only this can provide an appropriate alternative to imperialist attempts and favor a
spread of human values facilitating the fulfillment of fairer, more equal and more
fraternal societies.