Titlebook: Democratizing Global Governance; E?ref Aksu (Research Associate),Joseph A. Camiller Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Mieko Tanaka-Yamawaki,Yumihiko Ikurat Asian crisis was the opportunity it offered to rethink the governance of the global economy — not just its financial, but also its broader economic and political aspects, which are in any case indivisible. Indeed, the East Asian crisis should have convinced even hardened skeptics of the need for s

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,Unseren t?glichen Chat gib uns heute,o the search for a new world consensus, that would somehow emanate from and revolve around the UN. Indeed, the end of ideological and strategic bipolarity brought with it an unprecedented expectation that the UN would now be able to undertake the role for which it was originally intended: to resolve

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Colleen Mckenna,Claire Mcaviniahich have been in wide circulation for decades: peacekeeping and peace enforcement. The former is usually thought to involve deployment and non-coercive activities of multinational personnel authorized by IGOs with the specific purpose of handling violent conflict. The latter can be said to cover co

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403907110capital; globalization; Governance; international relations; Nation; political economy; politics; reform; de

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A Step Forward to the Future Society,The unregulated flow of capital is facilitated through capital-account convertibility at the national level. This implies the unimpeded inflow and outflow of capital and the ‘freedom to convert local financial assets into foreign financial assets and vice versa at market determined rates of exchange’..

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Tools for Design and Prototypingons to meet the challenges of a global civilization. The development of the institutions of global governance commensurate with the growth of global market forces is the single most important challenge facing contemporary international society.