Glen T. Martin is professor of philosophy and chair of the Peace Studies Program at Radford University in Virginia. President of the World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA), the Institute on World Problems (IOWP), and International Philosophers for Peace (IPPNO). His website is www.radford.edu/gmartin. His books, focusing on human liberation and planetary paradigm shift, include Millennium Dawn -- The Philosophy of Planetary Crisis and Human Liberation (2005), World Revolution Through World Law -- Basic Documents of the Emerging Earth Federation (2005), Ascent to Freedom -- The Practical and Philosophical Foundations of Democratic World Law (2008), Triumph of Civilization -- Democracy, Nonviolence, and the Piloting of Spaceship Earth (2010), and Constitution for the Federation of Earth -- with Introduction, Commentary, and Conclusion (2011). His 2013 book "The Anatomy of a Sustainable World: Our Choice between Climate Change or System Change -- and How You Can Make a Difference" examined the fundamental worldwide changes necessary for a sustainable civilization. In 2016, he published "One World Renaissance: Holistic Planetary Transformation through a Global Social Contract and in 2018 "Global Democracy and Human Self-Transformation: The Power of the Future for Planetary Transformation." Dr. Martin has given lectures, seminars, and workshops in many countries of the world directed toward transforming our world order to one of peace, prosperity and sustainability under a democratic world parliament. In November 2013 in the Philippines, he received the GUSI International Prize for Peace in recognition of this global work toward planetary peace with justice. In 2016, he published "One World Renaissance: The New Transformative Holism and Our Global Social Contract," which explores the immense transformative potential of the new scientific, philosophical, spiritual, and psychological holism that is sweeping the world. His latest book is called Global Democracy and Human Self-Transcendence" was published by Cambridge Scholars in August, 2018).