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Abstract

Are Revolutions a thing of the past?  No.  Certainly not.

This Judgment can be given by anybody who knows that there were 654 Revolutions globally all over the World spanning right from BC 21 to 999 AD to 1900 AD to 2000 AD to 2014 AD. Among these, there were highest numbers of Revolutions, 58, during 1800-1849 AD. This is topped by the nascent 21st Century’s score of 70 Revolutions, during 2000- 2014 AD, just recently ended year. Now, We are in 2015 another ca’- lender Year with gaining general experience of the risky, the non-risky, the constants, the variables, the optimal solutions , the international laurels and the global ideologies holding the skeleton keys  cooperating  with us as if  there is nothing more work  of  Research  & Study.  

Revolutions are collective in nature enacted by the masses harboring a new value as  common cause  to achieve a feasible  objective, practically which evade -- supported  by the above Statistics, the instant  policy makers and the rolling constitutional rulers of the day, month and  year ahead. The latter are armed with the triad of Executive, Judiciary and Legislature winging with the comforts of Administration, Justice and Bill-making. Yet, two World Wars came and gone. Pat set in the Economic Globalization!  A true Lesson.

 In this Research Paper, the Author has concentrated on what is called Monetary Globalization and  the lack of aims for institutionalizing a rationally agreed  approach on the  pending  series and matches  on  issues of Uniform Global Currency (UGC) for an expeditious introduction globally securing the monetary globalism in this World of  Yours , Ours  &  Hours !   

Key Words: Revolutions, Non-risky, Skeleton, UGC, Bill-making, Globalization, Matches, Hours.

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Sudhakar Rao, D. R. (2015). Ne Plus Ultra: Uniform Global Currency (UGC) & Global Monetarism. International Journal of Emerging Trends in Science and Technology, 2(05). Retrieved from https://igmpublication.org/ijetst.in/index.php/ijetst/article/view/689

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