Beyond the United Nations: A Prototype Blueprint for Global Governance is a book of systemic design for the future. Humanity now faces crises that no twentieth-century institution can contain: accelerating climate change, the exponential rise of artificial intelligence, recurring pandemics, and fragile economic structures. These are borderless risks, advancing at exponential speed, while we remain reliant on outdated frameworks of sovereignty, diplomacy, and bureaucracy-tools that once maintained order but now obstruct solutions.
Author Ping Xu asks a radical question: What if global governance were designed not by diplomats, but by system designers? Drawing upon three lineages of thought-Jacque Fresco's Venus Project, Elon Musk's engineering logic and prototype-driven method, and her own interdisciplinary journey spanning music, language, and policy design-Xu presents a ""prototype blueprint"" for global governance.
This is not a utopia. It is a living draft of institutions that can evolve, adapt, and embed transparency, responsibility, and shared stewardship at their core. For readers who believe that governance must match the speed of technology to prevent civilizational collapse, this book is both a warning and an invitation: to take part in writing humanity's next covenant.