Question

The preservation of peace is not merely a desirable ideal; it has become an imperative necessity. All the nations of the world have pledged their allegiance to peace, but do not seem to be prepared to work for the conditions which are essential for peace. We need to build a world welfare state, where individual freedom and social justice are preserved, where we do not have injustice, racial discrimination and colonial domination. We cannot achieve the goal of peace by bluffing, bargaining, bullying. The two groups into which the world unfortunately, is divided wish to build a social and political order which transcends sovereign nations. Both agree that exclusive nationalism is impracticable in the new world. But the conflict between methods adapted by the groups are potentially violent, dark and destructive. They seem to be afraid of each other and each one thinks that the other is trying to overflow it by force. We are faced with two alternatives: collision which may be suicidal for the human race, or conciliation, which is our hope for the future. We are pledged to the later. a) Why are the nations not at peace with one another though they believe in it? b) What is meant by world welfare state?​

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