Welcome to the Center for Global Studies (CGSII), an international interdisciplinary hub dedicated to harnessing the power of information and intelligence to address global challenges. Our Global Information Intelligence Network (GIIN) serves as a primary transmission vector for the CGSII, connecting specialists from diverse disciplines across 193 nations.

By leveraging disciplinary-generated information and unique reasoning forms, the CGSII aims to foster a global intelligence society (GIS) committed to using information and intelligence optimally to solve local, national, and worldwide problems. The GIS acts as the policy extension of the CGSII.

The CGSII-GIIN shares non-classified information at a high intelligence level with at least four non-US Republican democracies, where citizens vote to choose their leaders from the four prime world regions: Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe.

The CGSII and GIS advocate for increased democratization as a means to address global challenges. They believe that US support for Republican democracies through formal alliances will significantly enhance global problem-solving. Furthermore, they assert that democratization can be secured through citizen-controlled vote by voter verification, a system that allows citizens to check aggregate vote totals and ensure the integrity of their individual votes. Finally, they propose that the US President and Congress signal their commitment to democratization by reducing the number of US military bases abroad and redirecting those funds towards strengthening voting rights, particularly for females and ethnic minorities