After reviewing both parties, the website of the UN website for the World Economic Forum, I recommend to investigate both. They are very good prospects for economic and social development of human civilization that is the context in which we live and work.
Both have the same view, with a different accent. UN focuses on achieving the Millennium Development Goals and improving global governance. World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last week published an assessment of risks to the global economy for 2011, four major areas of risk management services. Economic inequality, global government, corruption and global warming, food, water, energy tips come out.
Apparently, the most advanced countries recover from the economic crisis in 2008; gradually developing countries such as China, India and Brazil are always faster than ever. This is a good thing in my opinion, because so catch up, the developed countries, the sooner we can begin to grow together as a worldwide federation of nations. The question of global governance is a set of universal principles that we all follow our own social life and local economy, nationally and internationally and in personal development, social and international, of the rules and regulations strictly.