Over 700 annotated resources, most of which were produced between 1970 and 1980, are presented in this resource guide which addresses global issues and interdependence from a world order perspective. Arranged into 3 parts, the resources listed in part I primarily provide background material organized under the following subtitles: world order; ecological balance; economic justice; energy; futures; hunger and life style alternatives; peace; population; religion, philosophy, and global spirituality; and social justice. Materials listed under "Action Resources" are intended to aid those interested in speaking, educating others, lobbying, or organizing. Part II lists background resources specifically for educators. Part III lists resource tools for the classroom, presenting separate sections on affective education (education for full human development), art and music, language arts, math and science, physical education, religion, and social studies and history. In most cases, entries include title, annotation, publication date, price, and publisher. The document concludes with a listing of approximately 300 organizations and publishers active in global education. (LH)