Read the synopsis. (If I read every book ever recommended to me, I'd spend my life reading, without sleeping, or looking at my children.)
Okay, so fine. Make a global organization responsible to the citizenry of the nations that use it. Cool. Globalization? Eh, that's kind of a flag term and ambiguous. I'm all for cultural globalization. That is, uniting all people to share an ethno-diverse environment where ideas are traded freely as are traditions to the common good. Having a global currency? I don't see a problem with that. So, what's the rub about this facet of globalization he's talking about?