“…He eventually abandoned the peace school idea and took up the cause of world federalism as the solution to war. Ginn (1911), like many of the other world federalists discussed here, argued for a series of international institutions, including an International Supreme Court, International Executive, International Parliament and, perhaps most controversially, an International Police Force. However, in addition to these institutional features Ginn argued that an international sense of community, or feeling of world citizenship, was necessary to persuade states to participate in this type of system.…”