Issues in Global Governance: Papers Written for the Commission on Global GovernanceCommission on Global Governance Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 1995. gada 28. sept. - 478 lappuses "Issues on Global Governance" contains the Expert Papers of the Commission on Global Governance. The Commission is concerned primarily with furthering global cooperation (i.e. coordinated multilateral action) to meet the challenge of securing peace, achieving sustainable development and universalizing democracy'. The Expert Papers have been written especially for the Commission's Working Groups (One: Global Values; Two: Security; Three: Development; Four: Governance) by authorities in the field (viz. Abi-Saab, Galtung, Haas). |
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Changing Capacities of Citizens 194595 | 1 |
Exclusion and Citizenship | 59 |
Containing Corruption in International Transactions | 67 |
The Changing Nature of Security | 93 |
Unused Charter Capacity for Global Governance? | 143 |
Sverker Åström | 161 |
The Image of the United Nations | 175 |
Global Governance for and by Global Democracy | 195 |
Changing States in a Changing World | 265 |
Some Thoughts on Improving | 295 |
Global Environmental Governance | 333 |
Organizational Proliferation in a Changing World | 371 |
The Search for a | 405 |
List of Commission Members | 445 |
Terms of Reference | 465 |
The Thickening Web of International | 249 |
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