Free Global Cities

Christian H Kälin is Chairman of Henley & Partners, UK, as well as the Founder and Chairman of the Andan Foundation, a Swiss humanitarian organization focused on supporting displaced people.

• Preface, Kishore Mahbubani (National University of Singapore)Introduction, Christian H Kälin (Andan Foundation, Switzerland) Part One: The Migration Crisis1. Reforming the International Refugee Regime, Thomas Alexander Aleinikoff (Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility, USA), Leah Zamore (Humanitarian Policy Centre on International Cooperation, USA), and Emmanuel Guerisoli (Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility, USA)2. What Borders Do We Need? Mohamed Nasheed, (Secretary-General of the Climate Vulnerable Forum; Former President of the Maldives, Maldives)3. Climate Migration Will Accelerate the Need for Free Global Cities, Parag Khanna (AlphaGeo, Singapore)Part Two: A Place to Build a Future4. The Philosophical Idea of Cities and States, Marek Urban (Pontifical University of John Paul II, Poland)5. Cities: The Future Leaders in Public Governance, Michael Møller (United Nations, Switzerland)6. How to Build a Good Country – or a Good City, Simon Anholt (Independent Policy Advisor, UK)7. Small, Smart States as a Model for the Future, Armen Sarkissian (Former Prime Minister and former President of Armenia, UK)8. Cities, not Camps, Günter Nooke (Former German Human Rights Commissioner and Angela Merkel's Special Envoy for Africa, Germany)9. Free Private Cities: A New Operating System for Living Together, Titus Gebel (Tipolis, Singapore)10. Inclusive Development Zones: A Model for Supporting the Spontaneous Order of Informal Economies, Michael Castle Miller (Albright Stonebridge Group, USA)Part Three: Planning and Implementing a Free Global City11. Planning New Cities and Isobenefit Urbanism, Lucad’Acci (Politecnico Torino, Italy)12. Challenges of Urban Management: Addressing Key City Planning Issues, Eckart Würzner (Heidelberg, Germany)13. The Importance of the Rule of Law, Michael Esfeld (University of Lausanne, Switzerland)14. Independent and Effective Dispute Resolution: Courts, Arbitration, Conciliation, Mediation, Andreas Baumgartner and Mark Beer (Metis Institute, UAE)15. Free Global Cities: A Tool to Overcome the Citizenship Apartheid?, Dimitry Kochenov (CEU Democracy Institute, Hungary)16. Citizenship and Human Rights in Autonomous Cities, Christian H Kälin (Andan Foundation, Switzerland)17. Immigration Policy for an Open City-State, Mikael Ribbenvik Cassar (The European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA), Swedish Migration Agency, Sweden)18. Monetary Systems for Self-Governed Cities: Blockchain-Based Currency will Change the Way of Money, Andrej Majcen (Bitcoin Suisse, UAE)19. Railway and Public Transit Systems, Petros Arvanitis (Trainose SA, Greece)20. How to Build a World-Class Health Care System, Paul Robert Vogt (EurAsiaHeart Foundation, Switzerland)21. Sustainable and Efficient Housing Construction, Benno Büeler (CitraGroup, Switzerland)22. Large Residential Development: The Challenges and Opportunities, Samih Sawiris (Orascom Development Holding AG, Switzerland)23. Next Generation Energy Security, Götz Ruprecht (Dual Fluid Energy Inc., Canada)24. Education as the Basis for Future Growth, Andreas Schleicher (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, France)25. Vocational Training and Skills Development, Franz Probst (Skillsonics, Switzerland), Barbara Haering (Member of Advisory Board, Switzerland) and Ken Duncan (SkillSonics, South Africa)26. How to Build a World-Class University, Tan Eng Chye and Terence Poon (National University of Singapore)27. Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) or How to Build a Successful Financial Centre Free Zone, Andreas Baumgartner (StIR, UAE)28. Sandy Springs: The City Based on Private Services, Oliver Porter ( City of Sandy Springs, USA)29. Building Liveable Cities: Singapore’s Path to Success, Khoo Teng Chye (National University of Singapore)

A breakthrough. This book is the blueprint to solve the international refugee crisis. Dr. Kaelin could well be called the Henry Dunant of our time.