This work,

as a literary experience where individual tragedies and collective hopes intertwine, brings the global crises of the 21st century-war, migration, data exploitation, ecological collapse-to a political stage with poetic language and dramatic scenes.

This manifesto, stretching from the ruins of Gaza to the ancient wisdom of Gobeklitepe and beyond to a new global community of peoples, describes a radical journey from destruction to rebirth.

It reinterprets Marx's theory of the conflict between productive forces and production relations through the invisible proletariat of the digital age.

The transformation from classical factory work to the platform economy, from cognitive and cultural labor to the data proletariat working under the surveillance of algorithms, opens up a discussion on the pluralistic and networked nature of the new revolutionary subject.

The Global Humanity Assembly, established with elected representatives of human communities in place of nation-states, envisions the common future of humanity as both a literary vision, a political call, and an academic analysis.

This hybrid work bridges theory and fiction, redefining the transformative human subject of our time with aesthetic, political, and theoretical intensity.

Haşim Korkmaz transforms legal insight, historical depth, and visionary fiction into a call for humanity to govern itself.

Not through states, but through conscience.

Not through power, but through solidarity.