In addition to the five core WOMP values, participants identified the need to address the world order dimensions of seven more specific topics:

• Biogenetics and the impacts of emerging technologies on family and social life, as well as political, economic, and cultural structures.
• Adequate governance and appropriate democratic participation in all contexts, ranging from local through national to regional and global interactions.
• Poverty throughout the globe; hyper-capitalism; how to make the international economic system more equitable and inclusive.
• The role of religious traditions in fomenting violence or encouraging tolerance, compassion, and peace.
• State terrorism and non-state terrorism (properly identified) and antidotes to these behaviors.
• Imperialism in all its forms, and the distinction between imperial globality and cosmopolitan globality.
• The meaning and manifestations of global or cosmopolitan citizenship, informed by human rights.