There are problems everywhere. Some believe that this is the defining characteristic of our era: an "era of perpetual crisis." If it is true that our era is full of crisis, then our government systems have a huge burden to relieve these problems before they trigger a chaotic reorganization. Many of the problems we face cross borders and affect the future, which requires our institutions to evolve to address long -term challenges that will last beyond our lives.

This Farsight number is dedicated to exploring which new forms of government could arise in response to these future challenges. Is global multilateralism becoming a relic of the past? Are we depositing too much confidence in data -based models to address existential issues such as climate change? Will the main place of sovereignty continue in the future? And can the United Nations Summit for the future fulfill its promise to consecrate long -term governance in the legislative frameworks of its member states?

Through the opinions of futurists, responsible for policies and academics, we explore the difficulties of addressing long -term problems with a global scope. We hope that the content of this book inspires a critical reflection on this vital issue.

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