^[1]Goals for Mankind (1977)
Ervin Laszlo et al, (1977) Goals for Mankind, A Report to the Club of Rome on the New Horizons of the Global Community, New York: New American Library.

130 researchers of various specialities from different countries advance four global goals which, in their opinion, would help to humanize the world and man. These are as follows:

- the global goals of security: the main task is to stop the armaments race, to reduce the possibility of international conflicts and wars;

- the global goals of produce, intended for elimination of starvation; the main task is to raise the productivity of labour in agriculture, to distribute the product equally among and within the countries, to create the global system of products allowing to satisfy the needs of all citizens of the world;

- the global goals of development, oriented toward not maximal economical growth, but the satisfaction of the material and spiritual needs of man;

- the global goals of the use of energy and natural resources: to ensure the rational use of natural resources, to use energy so as to make it serve man, not be his enemy.

Source: http://www.crvp.org/book/Series04/IVA-23/chapter_vi.htm ^[1]