CONTENTS

1. Introduction . . . . . . .


BEHIND THE MASKS

2. A Case Study of the Royal Bank of Scotland that leads the author to deal with business executives, judges and courts.

3. Rules of Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) in Resolving Domain Name Disputes through World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and similar organizations.
   Complainant form
   Respondent form
   

4. Issues related to Domain Names
   Domain-Name disputes
   Choosing Domain-Name
   How to protect Domain-Name
   

5. Rewriting the Future-Consumerism and Internet Domain Names by
   Scott D. Buchholz, Esq
   

6. Internet Spam Laws

7. Bureaucracy and Service

WHERE SHOULD WE BE GOING?

8. How, Where and What Next?

9. Facing the Future

10. The Goals

11. The Role of the United Nations and its Agencies, and Future Structure of the UN

12. Linking the Scientific and Technological Development to Human Development - Eco-Tech-Human Development Model

13. Humanistic Psychology and Universal Human Values
    Concept of Psychological Health
    Universal Human Values

14. Humanistic Education

15. Towards Humanistic Politics and Institutions
    Human Systems

Comments on the topics of the book would be welcome and greatly appreciated from any person who values Education, cherishes Knowledge, and is inspired by the Wisdom of all great Human Beings in the course of Our Civilization. Please contact me at Umang2@aol.com about the book.

The Book is over 400 pages and some parts of the book along with Eco-Tech-Human Development Model is registered with the Library of the Congress in Washington, D.C. This work will be published in the year 2003 after upgrading of world-wide data and charts in some of the chapters. The book has been in process of development for nearly 20 years while living and working in many countries, making subtle observations with diary notes, and collecting data during my travels around the world.

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**Frank Rosenow (died Oct. 1993) -- a very successful journalist, writer of 3 books, artist and a great sailor was my best friend. He had travelled to the far corners of the world. I had the pleasure to sail with him regularly along several frontiers of West European seas, canals and fjords for over 20 years. He was one of the persons who helped me in editing a couple of chapters in this book.

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