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Just As Characteristic, Perhaps, Is The Intellectual Interdependence Created Through The Development Of The Modern Media Of Communication: Post, Telegraph, Telephone, And Popular Press.

Within Each Such Social Group, A Feeling Of Solidarity Prevails, A Compelling Need To Work Together And A Joy In Doing So That Represent A High Moral Value.

It Is Against This Concept Of The Sovereign State, A State Isolated By Protectionism And Militarism, That Internationalism Must Now Engage In Decisive Battle.

Today We Stand On A Bridge Leading From The Territorial State To The World Community. Politically, We Are Still Governed By The Concept Of The Territorial State; Economically And Technically, We Live Under The Auspices Of Worldwide Communications And Worldwide Markets.

The Free Trade Movement In The Middle Of The Last Century Represents The First Conscious Recognition Of These New Circumstances And Of The Necessity To Adapt To Them.