It is not by chance that global problems have emerged only when the world economy has constituted, i e

GlobAl problems clAssificAtion
controversies persist also regarding the systemisa-
tion of problems, which occur globally (accelerated 
urbanisation, problems of the educational, health 
and other systems), but which are, however, solved 
on the national levels, and that often successfully. For 
these problems, there is used the term of “sub-global”. 
Further, there is also discussed the systemization of 
the problems for which the science has not hitherto 
found the origin or an efficient therapy, but which 
occur as pandemic (AiDS, tumour diseases). For 
those, there is being used, besides the term “global”, 
also the term “universal”. notwithstanding the above 
mentioned difficulties, there is commonly accepted 
the division of global problems into three big groups, 
as follows (Jeníček 2004):
– inter-social global problems
– natural-social global problems
– Anthropo-social global problems