Companion Reading
The journals we read alongside Mondial: kindred publications tracking federalism, peace, and democratic global institutions, each from its own vantage.
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The Federalist Debate
A review of ideas and action from the international federalist movement, published three times a year in Turin by the Einstein Center for International Studies. Each issue reads world events from the federalist viewpoint, stages a debate on a single question, and reports on federalist campaigns around the world.
The closest thing Mondial has to a sister journal: the same questions, argued from the European federalist tradition.
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One World Digest
A weekly digest of news and commentary on international institutions and the rule of law across borders, written by Peter Orvetti on Substack. It gathers reporting, campaign updates, and commentary from across the movement, from the UN Security Council to the International Criminal Court.
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Supranational Federalism
A journal for dialogue between peoples, nations and civilizations, edited by Guido Montani and published under the auspices of the Altiero Spinelli Institute for Federalist Studies, with the Union of European Federalists. Short essays from world citizens on war and peace, European integration, and the case for federal institutions above the nation state. Open to submissions in English.
A new journal making the case for federalism beyond Europe, and actively inviting young writers to contribute.
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United World
An independent bimonthly published since 1988, edited by Gary K. Shepherd in collaboration with the Coalition for Democratic World Government and also known as CDWG News & Views. It is an open forum for everyone working toward a democratic world commonwealth, in whatever form it takes, and has carried writers from Norman Cousins and Garry Davis to Glen T. Martin.
Many writers Mondial readers already know, such as René Wadlow and Glen T. Martin, also write for United World.