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Ending Eternal Wars · Climate Change Adaptation · New System of International Security

• Preamble
• Summary .............. 4
• Message to Humanity ........ 21
• UN Secretary-General António Guterres ........ 22
• Mission of the Book ........ 24

SECTION I — The World on the Edge

1. Cycles of Destruction ................ 26
2. Climate Destabilization
3. Loss of Meaning in Industrial Development
4. Humanity at a Crossroads ............. 32
5. Ethics of Digital Civilization ........ 37

SECTION II — Crisis of the Old Security System

1. Model of Fear ............ 40
2. UN, NATO, WTO Limits .... 42
3. Degradation of International Law
4. Destruction of Trust ........ 52
5. Morality & Freedom in Polycentric Era ... 55

SECTION III — Egalitarian Digital Society

1. Definitions of Egalitarianism .... 60
2. Digital Person ............. 63
3. Sovereignty of the Individual ..... 67
4. Digital Polycentric Institutions .... 71
5. Digital Citizenship .......... 74

SECTION IV — Principle of Dual Citizenship

1. National Societies & Digital Ecosystem ... 77
2. Physical & Digital Interaction ..... 80
3. Legal & Moral Status ............ 83
4. Social & Economic Activity ..... 86
5. Interconnection of Levels .... 90

Summary: Ending Eternal Wars — From Climate Adaptation to a New Security System

Humanity faces converging systemic crises — ecological, climatic, social, economic, informational and geopolitical — that the traditional international security architecture can no longer address. Climate change acts as a multiplier of risks: intensifying resource scarcity, accelerating migration, undermining livelihoods and destabilizing societies.

The classical, military-centered model of international security is unable to handle threats that are transnational, networked and systemic. This creates the urgent need for a holistic model integrating climate adaptation, digital governance, socio-economic resilience and ethical solidarity.

A New System of International Security & Sustainable Development

The book proposes building a new global architecture that includes:

Digital social & solidarity economy — shifting from commodity-debt relations to cooperative, transparent, asset-based digital economy.
Polycentric institutions operating across borders and scales.
Digital rights, digital property, digital governance anchoring freedom, justice and equality in digital identity.
Global solidarity as a structural principle of international order.

Climate Change as Catalyst for Transformation

Climate change is both a threat and an opportunity to redesign global governance. It requires:

systemic adaptation models, not isolated measures;
use of digital tools and AI for early warning and resource management;
a solidarity-based digital economy to ensure fairness.

New International Security: Beyond Military Logic

De-militarization of security logic — shifting focus from weapons to resilience.
New global digital institutions — including an international Hub for Sustainable Development.
Digital solidarity economy to eliminate structural incentives for war.
Legal frameworks for cooperation and reconstruction.

Ukraine’s Role

Ukraine becomes both:

a witness of the failures of the old system,
a laboratory for new models of governance, resilience and reconstruction.

Its experience positions Ukraine as a catalyst for global transformation.

Mission of the Book: Ending Eternal Wars

The book provides a conceptual, institutional and practical roadmap to end “eternal wars” — military, ecological, social, economic and systemic. It redefines security as collective resilience, justice and sustainable development.

Long-Term Stakes

Planetary survival — facing climate and resource collapse.
Social justice — countering inequality and exclusion.
Peace & stability — removing structural incentives for war.
Human potential — recognizing digital personhood and rights.

Conclusion

The book offers a roadmap for civilizational reset: from competition and war toward cooperation, solidarity, resilience and sustainable development. Ukraine — scarred but transformative — can become the first node of the new architecture of global security and development.