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Vol 7, Issue 1, February 2016 Global Policy’s February 2016 issue contains, among others, research articles on constitutionalizing austerity, thinking beyond GDP, China’s labour standards and natural disasters. It has a special section on ‘Governing Cyberspace: Building Confidence, Capacity and Consensus’, edited by Sash Jayawardane, Jorisk Larik and Mahima Kaul. It also features a debate over current climate proposals, and practitioner commentaries on stateless persons and the EU’s arctic strategy. Research Articles
Stephen McBride - Constitutionalizing Austerity: Taking the Public out of Public Policy Lorenzo Fioramonti - A Post-GDP World? Rethinking International Politics in the 21st Century Alex Cobham, Lukas Schlögl and Andy Sumner - Inequality and the Tails: the Palma Proposition and Ratio Edward Whitfield - China and the Great Doubling: Racing to the Top or Bottom of Global Labour Standards? Astrid T. Sinnes and Christoffer C. Eriksen - Education for Sustainable Development and International Student Assessments: Governing Education in Times of Climate Change Ilan Noy - A Global Comprehensive Measure of the Impact of Natural Hazards and Disasters Special Section - Governing Cyberspace: Building Confidence, Capacity and Consensus, edited by Sash Jayawardane, Joris Larik and Mahima Kaul Sash Jayawardane, Joris Larik and Mahima Kaul - Governing Cyberspace: Building Confidence, Capacity and Consensus Chelsey Slack - Wired yet Disconnected: The Governance of International Cyber Relations Mark T. Fliegauf - In Cyber (Governance) We Trust Patryk Pawlak - Capacity Building in Cyberspace as an Instrument of Foreign Policy Samir Saran - Striving for an International Consensus on Cyber Security: Lessons from the 20th Century Survey Articles Ian Hurd - Enchanted and Disenchanted International Law Sangjung Ha, Thomas Hale and Peter Ogden - Climate Finance in and between Developing Countries: An Emerging Opportunity to Build On Bjorn Lomborg - Impact of Current Climate Proposals Practitioner Commentaries Vicente Lopez-Ibor Mayor - The EU Needs a New Arctic Strategy Johanna K. Schenner - Stateless Persons and the Question of Rights Response to Article Robert E.T. Ward - Comment on ‘Impact of Current Climate Proposals’ Review Essay Peter Wagner - Modernity, Capitalism and Crisis: Understanding the New Great Transformation Release Date 24 February 2016
Vol 6, Issue 3, September 2015 Global Policy’s September 2015 issue contains, among others, articles on democracy and autonomous weapons, R2P as international policy, sustainable development and when foreign aid works. It also contains a special section on ‘Organizational Leadership and Collective Action in International Governance’, and another on ‘Private Investment and Public Funds for Climate Finance’ guest edited by Andreas Klasen. There are practitioners’ commentaries on whether civil society can get the commonwealth back on track and how the World Bank should rethink its measurements of poverty. Research Articles John Williams - Democracy and Regulating Autonomous Weapons: Biting the Bullet while Missing the Point? Ramesh Thakur - The Development and Evolution of R2P as International Policy Andy Sumner and Jonathan Glennie - Growth, Poverty and Development Assistance: When Does Foreign Aid Work? Yannis Karagiannis and Nikitas Konstantinidis - On the Conditional Success of International Conditionality Policies (With Evidence from Greece and Spain During the Eurozone Crisis) Kenneth W. Abbott and Steven Bernstein - The High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development: Orchestration by Default and Design Special Section - Organizational Leadership and Collective Action in International Governance Aseem Prakash, Adrienne Héritier, Barbara Koremenos and Eric Brousseau - Organizational Leadership and Collective Action in International Governance: An Introduction Barbara Koremenos - The Role of State Leadership in the Incidence of International Governance Adrienne Héritier and Aseem Prakash - A Resource-based View of the EU's Regional and International Leadership Magnus G. Schoeller - Explaining Political Leadership: Germany's Role in Shaping the Fiscal Compact Walter Mattli and Jack Seddon - New Organizational Leadership: Nonstate Actors in Global Economic Governance Angel Saz-Carranza - Agents as Brokers: Leadership in Multilateral Organizations
Survey Articles Robert H. Wade and Jakob Vestergaard - Why is the IMF at an Impasse, and What Can Be Done about It? Helmut Reisen - Will the AIIB and the NDB Help Reform Multilateral Development Banking?
Practitioners' Special Section - Private Investment and Public Funds for Climate Finance Andreas Klasen - Introduction to the Special Section: Private Investment and Public Funds for Climate Finance Tom Kerr - Good Fiscal Policy: Governments Using Carbon Pricing to Drive Low-Carbon Investment Karine Siegwart and Silvia Ruprecht-Martignoli - How to Mobilize Private Investment for Climate Friendly Products: The New Swiss Technology Fund Jan Vassard, Kim Richter and Ole Lindhardt - Money Matters on Our Way to a Greener Future: Biogas Plants’ Financing with Export Credits George Otieno - Harnessing the UN's SE4All Initiative: How ECAs and Multilateral Partners Support Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa
Practitioner Commentaries - Nicholas Galasso - The World Bank is Getting ‘Shared Prosperity’ Wrong: The Bank Should Measure the Tails, Not the Average
Francis Baert and Timothy M. Shaw - Reform Starts Bottom-Up. Can Civil Society Get The Commonwealth Back On Track?
Release Date 22 September 2015
Global Policy’s May 2015 edition contains research articles on measuring the post-2015 development agenda, energy governance, climate change research, green shipping and holistic justice. The issue's practitioners' commentaries focus on interdependence and responsibility, humanitarian responses to crises in the Central African Republic, and European health. The issue also features a review essay on the EU after the financial crisis and a response article on animal ethics. Research Articles
David Hulme, Antonio Savoia and Kunal Sen - Governance as a Global Development Goal? Setting, Measuring and Monitoring the Post-2015 Development Agenda
Gonzalo Escribano - Fragmented Energy Governance and the Provision of Global Public Goods Rasmus Karlsson and Jonathan Symons - Making Climate Leadership Meaningful: Energy Research as a Key to Global Decarbonisation Jane Lister - Green Shipping: Governing Sustainable Maritime Transport Dan Ciuriak, Beverly Lapham, Robert Wolfe, Terry Collins-Williams and John Curtis - Firms in International Trade: Trade Policy Implications of the New New Trade Theory Rebekka Friedman and Andrew Jillions - The Pitfalls and Politics of Holistic Justice Survey Article Tendayi Bloom - The Business of Migration Control: Delegating Migration Control Functions to Private Actors Practitioner Commentaries Javier Solana - Interdependence and Responsibility
Marcel Langenbach and Tarak Bach Baouab - The Triple Crisis: Why Humanitarian Organisations (and Others) Need to Do More for the Central African Republic Zsuzsanna Jakab and Richard Alderslade - Health 2020 – Achieving Health and Development in Today's Europe Response to Article Benedict S. B. Chan - Animal Ethics, International Animal Protection and Confucianism Review Essay Christian Schweiger - New Perspectives for the EU after the Financial Crisis Release Date 27 April 2015
Vol 5, Issue 4, November 2014 The November 2014 edition of Global Policy contains two special sections on ‘The Arms Trade Treaty and Global Civil Society’ edited by Matthew Bolton, and ‘International Education - Students and Domestic Policy Challenges’ edited by Brian Stoddart and Tom Kirk. It also features research articles on human rights, reinvigorating the new wars debate and LGBT laws. The issue's practitioners' commentaries focus on rights to food, brands and their social roles, and globalization and international business. Research Articles
Conor Gearty - The State of Human Rights Michael Bohlander - Criminalising LGBT Persons Under National Criminal Law and Article 7(1)(h) and (3) of the ICC Statute - Juan Masullo and Bajo Jone Lauzurika - Bringing the ‘New Wars’ Debate Back on Track: Building on Critiques, Identifying Opportunities, and Moving Forward
Survey Article Denise Garcia - Global Norms on Arms: The Significance of the Arms Trade Treaty for Global Security in World Politics Special Section: The Arms Trade Treaty and Global Civil Society, edited by Matthew Bolton Matthew Bolton, Helena Whall, Allison Pytlak, Hector Guerra and Katelyn E. James - The Arms Trade Treaty from a Global Civil Society Perspective: Introducing Global Policy's Special Section Matthew Bolton and Katelyn E. James - Nascent Spirit of New York or Ghost of Arms Control Past?: The Normative Implications of the Arms Trade Treaty for Global Policymaking Helena Whall and Allison Pytlak - The Role of Civil Society in the International Negotiations on the Arms Trade Treaty Matthew Bolton, Héctor Guerra, Ray Acheson and Oliver Sprague - The Road Forward for the Arms Trade Treaty: A Civil Society Practitioner Commentary
Practitioner Commentaries Ioana Cismas - The Right to Food Beyond De-Mythification: Time to Shed the Inferiority Complex of Socio-Economic Rights Michael Chibba - Globalization and International Business as Interdependent Phenomena Anna Simpson - Brands Weigh Up Their Social Role Practitioners' Special Section: International Education - Students and Domestic Policy Challenges, edited by Brian Stoddart and Tom Kirk Brian Stoddart - International Education: The Hard Edge of Soft Power Dean Forbes - International University Campuses and the Knowledge Economy: The University City Project in Adelaide Simon Fraser - The Role for Technical and Vocational Education and Training and Donor Agencies in Developing Economies Responses to Articles Zhonglu Zeng - Capital Controls: Economic Models and Contingency Strategies Dražen Derado - Is There an Alternative to the Present Model of Economic Governance of the Eurozone? Review Essay Richard Beardsworth - Whither Global Governance? Release Date 06 November 2014
Vol 5, Issue 3, September 2014 The September 2014 edition of Global Policy contains a special section on ‘Development Banks of the Developing World’, edited by Kathryn Hochstetler. It also features research articles on income inequality, tax havens, immigration policies and the changing global financial order. The issue's practitioners' commentaries focus on cities as global actors, post-crisis reconstruction in Africa and conflict resolution mechanisms in international financial organizations. Research Articles
Justin Gest et al. - Measuring and Comparing Immigration, Asylum and Naturalization Policies Across Countries: Challenges and Solutions Swenja Surminski and Andrew Williamson - Policy Indexes as Tools for Decision Makers: The Case of Climate Policy Nives Dolšak and Kristen Houston - Newspaper Coverage and Climate Change Legislative Activity across US States Mikko Huotari and Thilo Hanemann - Emerging Powers and Change in the Global Financial Order Li Sheng - Income Inequality, Financial Systems, and Global Imbalances: A Theoretical Consideration Richard Eccleston and Felicity Gray - Foreign Accounts Tax Compliance Act and American Leadership in the Campaign against International Tax Evasion: Revolution or False Dawn? Ronen Palan and Duncan Wigan - Herding Cats and Taming Tax Havens: The US Strategy of ‘Not In My Backyard’ Special Section - Development Banks of the Developing World, edited by Kathryn Hochstetler Kathryn Hochstetler - Development Banks of the Developing World: Nature, Origins and Consequences Deborah Bräutigam and Kevin P. Gallagher - Bartering Globalization: China's Commodity-backed Finance in Africa and Latin America Mzukisi Qobo and Dimpho Motsamai - Developmental State Construction and Strategic Regionalism: The Continental Reach of South Africa's Development Finance Institutions Kathryn Hochstetler - The Brazilian National Development Bank goes International: Innovations and Limitations of BNDES' Internationalization Gregory T. Chin - The BRICS-led Development Bank: Purpose and Politics beyond the G20 Practitioner Commentaries William Attwell - The Rise of Cities as Global Actors: What Consequences for Policy? John O. Kakonge - Tackling the Challenges of Post-crisis Reconstruction in Africa: Lessons from the Field Suresh Nanwani - Conflict Resolution Mechanisms in International Financial Organizations: Experiences and Collaborations in Broadening the Informal Process Response to Article Göran Collste - Colonialism, Epistemic Injustice and Global Justice Review Essay Hayley Stevenson - Global Politics and the Environment Release Date 14 September 2014
Vol 5, Issue 1, February 2014 Global Policy's February 2014 edition contains special sections on Geotechnology: A 21st Century Paradigm, edited by Parag Khanna, and on Globalising Climate Justice, edited by Marcello di Paola and Gianfranco Pellegrino. It also contains research on child protection systems, the equality of political participation in conflict-affected contexts, civil society’s role in holding global finance accountable and models for mediating global environmental governance. The issues’ survey articles concentrate on the role of bottom up approaches and capital controls in development. Research Articles
Simon Dalby - Rethinking Geopolitics: Climate Security in the Anthropocene Fred Gale - Four Models of Interest Mediation in Global Environmental Governance Helmut K. Anheier - Institutional Voids and the Role of Civil Society: the Case of Global Finance Hakan Seckinelgin and Jennifer F. Klot - From Global Policy to Local Knowledge: What is the Link between Women's Formal Political Participation and Gender Equality in Conflict-affected Contexts? Alexander Krueger, Guy Thompstone and Vimala Crispin - Learning from Child Protection Systems Mapping and Analysis in West Africa: Research and Policy Implications Special Section - Geotechnology: A 21st Century Paradigm, edited by Parag Khanna Parag Khanna - Geotechnology and Global Change Robert Atkinson - Designing a Global Trading System to Maximize Innovation Carter W. Page - The Impact of Innovation in Geotechnology on Energy and the Environment Banning Garrett - 3D Printing: New Economic Paradigms and Strategic Shifts William Hoffman - The Shifting Currents of Bioscience Innovation Carl Shulman and Nick Bostrom - Embryo Selection for Cognitive Enhancement: Curiosity or Game-changer? Special Section - Globalising Justice: Climate Justice - Global and Intergenerational Dimensions, edited by Marcello di Paola and Gianfranco Pellegrino Gianfranco Pellegrino and Marcello Di Paola - The Climatic Challenge to Global Justice Axel Gosseries - Nations, Generations and Climate Justice Gianfranco Pellegrino - Extensive and Isolated Benefits in Climate Change Scenarios: Beyond Monistic Principles Dale W. Jamieson and Marcello Di Paola - Climate Change and Global Justice: New Problem, Old Paradigm? Thom Brooks - The Inevitability of Climate Change Survey Articles
Li Sheng - Capital Controls and International Development: A Theoretical Reconsideration John Simon, Onno Schellekens and Arie de Groot - Public Private Partnership and Development from the Bottom Up–From Failing to Scaling Practitioner Commentaries Griffin Thompson and Morgan Bazilian - Democratization, Energy Poverty, and the Pursuit of Symmetry Kyoo-Man Ha - Transition from Exclusive to Mutual Interest Approaches in Korean Transnational Emergency Management Release Date 25 February 2014
Vol 4, Issue 3, September 2013 Release Date 19 September 2013
The May 2013 edition of Global Policy contains two special sections. The first, edited by John Mikler, on ‘Global Companies and Emerging Market Economies’ is based on contributions to a Handbook of Global Companies released contiguously with this issue. The second, edited by Valentina Gentile and Marcelo di Paola, adopts a multidimensional approach to 'Globalising Justice', examining justice beyond nation-state borders and across the planet. The issue also contains articles on food security, forum shopping in global governance, future warfare technology and sustainable development. Research Articles Jennifer Clapp and Sophia Murphy - The G20 and Food Security: a Mismatch in Global Governance? Hannah Murphy and Aynsley Kellow - Forum Shopping in Global Governance: Understanding States, Business and NGOs in Multiple Arenas Rianne Mahon - Social Investment According to the OECD/DELSA: A Discourse in the Making Special Section - Global Companies and Emerging Market Economies, Edited by John Mikler John Mikler - Global Companies and Emerging Market Economies Andrea Goldstein - The Political Economy of Global Business: the Case of the BRICs Shiufai Wong - Varieties of the Regulatory State and Global Companies: the Case of China Sung-Young Kim - The Rise of East Asia's Global Companies Special Section - Globalising Justice: A Multidimensional Approach, Edited by Valentina Gentile and Marcello di Paola Sebastiano Maffettone - Debating Global Justice: an Introduction Marcello Di Paola and Valentina Gentile - Globalising Justice: a Multidimensional Approach. 1. Economics Branko Milanovic - Global Income Inequality in Numbers: in History and Now Michele Bocchiola - Milanovic on Global Inequality and Poverty Pietro Reichlin - On Milanovic's Idea of World Inequality
Practitioner Commentaries Rahul Bhonsle - Future Warfare: Men and Machines at War André Schneider and Daniel Wiener - Sustainable Infrastructure Fund: Attracting Institutional Investment to Drive Sustainable Development Dr Norbert Röttgen - ‘Walking the Walk’: a Snapshot of Germany's Energiewende
Special Issue: Changing the Debate on Europe – The Inaugural Dahrendorf Symposium Release Date 04 February 2013
Vol 3, Issue 3, September 2012 The September 2012 issue of Global Policy Journal contains articles on establishing a new global economic council; small arms trafficking; fragile states; economic nationalism and the inclusiveness of global policy. Edited by Tikki Pang and Kelley Lee, the special section focuses on ‘Global Health Governance and the Rise of Asia’. Research Articles Robert H. Wade and Jakob Vestergaard - Establishing a new Global Economic Council: Governance Reform at the G20, IMF and World Bank Faizel Ismail - Reflections on a new Democratic South Africa’s Role in the Multilateral Trading System Sam Pryke - Economic Nationalism: Theory, History and Prospects Garrett Wallace Brown - Distributing Who Gets What and Why: Four Normative Approaches to Global Health Matt Bolton, Eiko Elize Sakamoto and Hugh Griffiths - Globalization and the Kalashnikov: Public-Private Networks in the Trafficking and Control of Small Arms Furio Cerutti - Two Global Challenges to Global Governance
Special Section - Global Health Governance and the Rise of Asia Yeling Tan, Kelley Lee and Tikki Pang - Global Health Governance and the Rise of Asia Ann Florini, Karthik Nachiappan, Tikki Pang and Christine Pilcavage - Global Health Governance: Analysing China, India and Japan as Global Health Aid Donors Kelley Lee, Adam Kamradt-Scott, Sungwon Yoon and Jingying Xu - Asian Contributions to Three Instruments of Global Health Governance Survey Articles Kevin P. Gallagher - Financial Crises and International Investment Agreements: The Case of Sovereign Debt Restructuring Indira Rajaraman - Fiscal Impact of Trade Tariff Cuts: Long-Series Historical Evidence Parag Khanna - How Multi-Stakeholder is Global Policy? Practitioner Commentaries Frank Vibert - Reforming International Rule Making Review Essay Monica Thakur - Fragile States: Bridging the Gap between Theory and Reality? Release Date 10 September 2012
Vol 3, Issue 1, February 2012 Release Date 01 February 2012
Special Issue: Global Energy Governance This special issue of Global Policy brings together leading experts from Asia, Europe and North America to examine the international institutions, national governance mechanisms, financing systems, devastating corruption and human rights abuses that together will determine the future of the energy sector. Although national governments play the dominant role in energy governance, the challenges facing policy makers are beyond the scope of any single national government to manage, making energy policy a key component of global governance and international relations. Introduction Ann Florini and Navroz K. Dubash - Introduction to the Special Issue: Governing Energy in a Fragmented World Research Articles Navroz K. Dubash and Ann Florini - Mapping Global Energy Governance Thijs Van de Graaf and Kirsten Westphal - The G8 and G20 as Global Steering Committees for Energy: Opportunities and Constraints Andreas Goldthau and Jan Martin Witte - Assessing OPEC’s Performance in Global Energy Ann Florini - The International Energy Agency in Global Energy Governance
Bo Kong - Governing China’s Energy in the Context of Global Governance Navroz K. Dubash - From Norm Taker to Norm Maker? Indian Energy Governance in Global Context
Antonio G. M. La Viña, Joanne C. Dulce and Naderev Saño - National and Global Energy Governance: Issues, Linkages and Challenges in the Philippines Peter Newell - The Governance of Energy Finance: The Public, the Private and the Hybrid Arunabha Ghosh - Seeking Coherence in Complexity? The Governance of Energy by Trade and Investment Institutions Smita Nakhooda - Asia, the Multilateral Development Banks and Energy Governance Christopher Wright - Export Credit Agencies and Global Energy: Promoting National Exports in a Changing World Ann Florini and Saleena Saleem - Information Disclosure in Global Energy Governance Release Date 18 September 2011
Vol 2, Issue 1, January 2011 The January 2011 issue of Global Policy covers topics such as China's perspective on inclusive global governance, energy security and measuring the WTO's performance. It also includes a special section on the global economy after the financial crisis edited by Martin Wolf of the Financial Times. Research Articles John S. Dryzek, André Bächtiger and Karolina Milewicz - Toward a Deliberative Global Citizens’ Assembly Rorden Wilkinson - Measuring the WTO’s Performance: An Alternative Account Christopher T. Marsden - Network Neutrality and Internet Service Provider Liability Regulation: Are the Wise Monkeys of Cyberspace Becoming Stupid? Kristian Coates Ulrichsen - Rebalancing Global Governance: Gulf States’ Perspectives on the Governance of Globalisation Aleh Cherp, Jessica Jewell and Andreas Goldthau - Governing Global Energy: Systems, Transitions, Complexity Special Section: The Global Economy After the Financial Crisis Martin Wolf - Introduction to the Special Section: The Global Economy after the Financial Crisis Danny Quah - The Global Economy’s Shifting Centre of Gravity José Antonio Ocampo - Global Economic Prospects and the Developing World Deepak Nayyar - The Financial Crisis, the Great Recession and the Developing World Survey Articles Shi Yinhong - China, ‘Global Challenges’ and the Complexities of International Cooperation S. Jay Olshansky, Simon Biggs, W. Andrew Achenbaum, Gerald C. Davison, Linda Fried, Gloria Gutman, Alexandre Kalache, Kay-Tee Khaw, Alvaro Fernandez, Suresh I. S. Rattan, Renato Maia Guimarães, Colin Milner and Robert N. Butler - The Global Agenda Council on the Ageing Society: Policy Principles Henning Meyer and Stephen Barber - Making Transatlantic Economic Relations Work Practitioner Commentaries Bo Kjellén - Climate Conundrum: Could a Transitional Agreement Offer a Way Out? Responses to Articles Robert Wade - Why Justin Lin’s Door-Opening Argument Matters for Development Economics Robert Howse and Ruti Teitel - Posner’s Missing Concept of Law Rorden Wilkinson - Global Governance, for Whom? Review Essay Lord Meghnad Desai - The New Politics of Human Security Reviews Everisto Mapedza - Freshwater Resources and Interstate Cooperation: Strategies to Mitigate an Environmental Risk Francis Baert - Security and Migration in the 21st Century William Vlcek - Tax Havens: How Globalization Really Works Charles Barclay Roger - The End of Influence: What Happens When Other Countries Have The Money Tahir Abbas - Apart: Alienated and Engaged Muslims in the West Release Date 10 January 2011
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Vol 6, Issue 4, November 2015 Global Policy’s November 2015 issue opens with an editorial overviewing the journal’s first five years and future. It then moves onto, among others, research articles on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, Jus ex Bello’, measures of development progress, responsibility at the UN, and the international movement of wealth. It also contains a special section on ‘Accountability in International Development Finance’, edited by Kate Macdonald and May Miller-Dawkins, and another on ‘Sustainable Business in the Stakeholder Era’, edited by Arved Lüth and Marcel Stierl. There are practitioners’ commentaries on the UN at 70, the European Court Of Human Rights, and China and India’s role in shaping responses to climate change. Editorial David Held and Eva-Maria Nag - Frontiers Ahead Research Articles
Ricardo Ffrench-Davis, Kevin P. Gallagher, Mah-Hui Lim and Katherine Soverel - Financial Stability and the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Lessons from Chile and Malaysia Nancy Birdsall and Christian J. Meyer - The Median is the Message: A Good Enough Measure of Material Wellbeing and Shared Development Progress Ariel Colonomos - Is there a Future for ‘Jus ex Bello’? Kjell Engelbrekt - Responsibility Shirking at the United Nations Security Council: Constraints, Frustrations, Remedies Margi Prideaux - Wildlife NGOs: From Adversaries to Collaborators Peter Sarlin and Henrik J. Nyman - The Process of Macroprudential Oversight in Europe Robert T. Kudrle - Expatriation: A Last Refuge for the Wealthy? Achim Hildebrandt - What Shapes Abortion Law? – A Global Perspective Special Section - Accountability in International Development Finance, edited by Kate Macdonald and May Miller-Dawkins Kate Macdonald and May Miller-Dawkins - Accountability in Public International Development Finance Lídia Cabral and Iara Leite - ProSAVANA and the Expanding Scope of Accountability in Brazil's Development Cooperation Samantha Balaton-Chrimes and Fiona Haines - The Depoliticisation of Accountability Processes for Land-Based Grievances, and the IFC CAO Susan Park - Assessing Accountability in Practice: The Asian Development Bank's Accountability Mechanism
Survey Articles Sander Chan et al. - Reinvigorating International Climate Policy: A Comprehensive Framework for Effective Nonstate Action Practitioners' Special Section - Sustainable Business in the Stakeholder Era, edited by Arved Lüth and Marcel Stierl Arved Lüth - Power and Purpose: Harnessing Stakeholder Partnerships for the Great Transformation Mervyn E. King - The Role of Integrated Thinking in Changing Corporate Behaviour Nelmara Arbex - Empowered by Transparency: Shaping Business for the Future Yvonne Zwick - The Sustainability Code – A New Approach Linking Economy and Society towards Sustainability CB Bhattacharya - Stakeholder-centricity a Precondition to Managing Sustainability Successfully Nadine-Lan Hönighaus and Thorsten Pinkepank - Stakeholder Relations Matter: You Need to Count on Them – But it's Hard to Count Them Anne Wolf and Ronny Kaufmann - Licence to Operate – Ingredients for Successful and Sustainable Stakeholder Management Dietlind Freiberg - If Stakeholders Ruled the World: Stakeholder Relations in the 21st Century Emilio Galli Zugaro - When Listening Improves Corporate Success João Duarte - ‘Communicative Equations’: Towards a More Agile PR Practice in the Network Society Jon White - How Much Attention to Stakeholder Interests? A Practitioner's View of the Need to Take Account of Stakeholder Interests Toni Muzi Falconi - Take Your Time…And Listen Arved Lüth and Marcel Stierl - Creating Shared Value by Fostering Regional Development: The ‘Partners in Responsibility‘ Method for SME
Practitioner Commentaries Madeleine K. Albright and Ibrahim A. Gambari - The UN at 70: Confronting the Crisis of Global Governance Mukul Sanwal and Bo Wang - China and India and The New Climate Regime: The Emergence of a New Paradigm Mohamed Mansour - Financing Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Projects in Egypt Noemi Manco - The European Court Of Human Rights: A ‘Culture of Bad Faith’?
Release Date 23 November 2015
Special Issue: Changing the European Debate: A Rollback of Democracy The evolution of democracy within and outside the EU is increasingly finding itself under critical scrutiny. Indeed there is agreement across the various contributions to this special issue, guest edited by Helmut K. Anheier, that the state of democratic systems has deteriorated – not only in Europe but also in the United States. Consequently it contains contributions by academics and practitioners that analyse democracy from a variety perspectives including philosophy, history, sociology, the economy and international development. It seeks to forward the process of critical exchange between researchers and policy makers to develop effective and sustainable solutions for future policy challenges. Introduction
Helmut K. Anheier - Current Trajectories of Democracy – Diagnosis, Implications, Proposals A rollback of democracy: approaches Ewa Atanassow - Rollback of Democracy? A Tocquevillean Perspective Dario Castiglione - Trajectories and Transformations of the Democratic Representative System Arndt Leininger - Direct Democracy in Europe: Potentials and Pitfalls A rollback of democracy: regional perspectives Béla Greskovits - The Hollowing and Backsliding of Democracy in East Central Europe László Bruszt - Regional Normalization and National Deviations: EU Integration and Transformations in Europe's Eastern Periphery Elisabeth Kotthaus - External Democracy Promotion and Protection: the EU Approach Didi Kuo and Nolan McCarty - Democracy in America, 2015 Wolfgang Seibel - Arduous Learning or New Uncertainties? The Emergence of German Diplomacy in the Ukrainian Crisis A rollback of democracy: issues Sonja Grimm - European Democracy Promotion in Crisis: Conflicts of Objectives, Neglected External–Domestic Interactions and the Authoritarian Backlash Alexander Ruser - By the Markets, of the Markets, for the Markets? Technocratic Decision Making and the Hollowing Out of Democracy Bernhard Weßels - Political Culture, Political Satisfaction and the Rollback of Democracy Jonathan White - When Parties Make Peoples Alina Mungiu-Pippidi - Fixing Europe Is About Performance, Not Democracy Conclusion Helmut K. Anheier - Conclusion: How to Rule the Void? Policy Responses to a ‘Hollowing Out’ of Democracy Release Date 25 June 2015
Special Issue: Changing the European Debate: Focus on Climate Change The ability of the EU to adapt to climate change will significantly affect its international relevance in the years to come. Consequently this special issue of Global Policy, guest edited by Helmut K. Anheier, Marie Julie Chenard and O. Arne Westad, contains contributions by academics and practitioners that analyse this ability from the perspectives of philosophy, history, sociology, economy, law and political science. It thereby seeks to forward the process of critical exchange and scrutiny between researchers and policy makers to develop effective and sustainable solutions as to climate change. Introduction
Helmut K. Anheier, Marie Julie Chenard and O. Arne Westad - Executive Summary: Changing the European Debate–Focus on Climate Change Günther H. Oettinger - Secure our Future: Towards a European Energy Strategy Felix Creutzig, Marcus Hedahl, James Rydge and Kacper Szulecki - Challenging the European Climate Debate: Can Universal Climate Justice and Economics be Reconciled with Particularistic Politics? Climate Change and Economics Ottmar Edenhofer, Jan Christoph Steckel and Michael Jakob - Does Environmental Sustainability Contradict Prosperity? Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker - Overcoming the Mikado Situation Andrzej Ancygier and Anna Serzysko - Possible ‘Contributions’ of European Energy Intensive Industries to the Global Climate Agreement Climate Change and Governance Norbert Röttgen - Governing Climate Change: A Case for Europe Kacper Szulecki and Kirsten Westphal - The Cardinal Sins of European Energy Policy: Nongovernance in an Uncertain Global Landscape Cem Özdemir - The Need for Momentum in Europe's Climate Change Policies: Experiences from Germany's Energiewende Markus Steigenberger and Lars Grotewold - Why Germany's Energiewende Reminds Us of the Virtues of Cooperation Europe and the World Alexander Ruser and Helmut K. Anheier - The EU's Future Role on the Global Stage Stéphanie Novak - Single Representative, Single Voice: Magical Thinking and the Representation of the EU on the World Stage David Cadier - Eastern Partnership vs Eurasian Union? The EU–Russia Competition in the Shared Neighbourhood and the Ukraine Crisis Marie Julie Chenard and O. Arne Westad - The EU's Engagement with Asia Lord William Wallace of Saltaire - Europe's Role in Global Governance: Changing the European Debate Release Date 08 October 2014
Vol 4, Issue 4, November 2013 The November 2013 edition of Global Policy contains two special sections. The first, ‘International Animal Protection’, edited by Alasdair Cochrane, examines the scope for improving international legal protections for animal welfare. While the second, 'Globalising Justice: A Multidimensional Approach', edited by Valentina Gentile, contains articles dealing with diversity in the search for global justice, including the role of Sharia, Human Rights discourse, colonialism and the ongoing poverty debate. Alongside a review essay on conflict minerals in the DRC, the issue also contains research articles on identity and war, diplomacy over the Arctic and Islamic feminism. Research Articles Devi Sridhar and Ngaire Woods - Trojan Multilateralism: Global Cooperation in Health (OnlineOpen article) Mary Kaldor - Identity and War Corneliu Bjola - Keeping the Arctic ‘Cold’: The Rise of Plurilateral Diplomacy? Zaid Eyadat - Islamic Feminism: Roots, Development and Policies Special Section - International Animal Protection, edited by Alasdair Cochrane Alasdair Cochrane - International Animal Protection: An Introduction Oscar Horta - Expanding Global Justice: The Case for the International Protection of Animals Stuart R. Harrop - Wild Animal Welfare in International Law: The Present Position and the Scope for Development Steven White - Into the Void: International Law and the Protection of Animal Welfare Special Section - Globalising Justice: A Multidimensional Approach, edited by Valentina Gentile Valentina Gentile - Global Justice as Recognition: Dealing with Diversity in a Pluralised World Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na'im - Human Rights, Universality and Sovereignty: The Irrelevance and Relevance of Sharia Francesca M. Corrao - ‘Ijtihad’ and ‘Relevance of Sharia’ to Contextualize Universal Human Rights Discourse Domenico Melidoro - Sharia and Human Rights: Hemeneutics and the Risks of State-centrism Rajeev Bhargava - Overcoming the Epistemic Injustice of Colonialism Aakash Singh - Deparochializing the Global Justice Debate, Starting with Indian Political Theory Neera Chandhoke - The Great Global Poverty Debate: Is Something Missing? Valentina Gentile - ‘Epistemic Injustice’ and the ‘Right Not to Be Poor’: Bringing Recognition into the Debate on Global Justice Survey Articles
Andrew F. Cooper and Asif B. Farooq - BRICS and the Privileging of Informality in Global Governance Andrea Koch et al. - Soil Security: Solving the Global Soil Crisis Practitioner Commentaries Lenias Hwenda - Towards a Balanced and Sustainable Global Health Innovation and Access Policy Sasidaran Gopalan, Ammar A. Malik and Kenneth A. Reinert - The Renewed Hope of Multilateralism in South Asia: Applying the MFN Principle to Pakistan–India Trade Review Essay Jeroen Cuvelier, Jose Diemel and Koen Vlassenroot - Digging Deeper: the Politics of ‘Conflict Minerals’ in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo Release Date 12 November 2013
Special Issue: Economic Policy, Governance and Institutions in Times of Crisis Release Date 15 July 2013
Vol 4, Issue 1, February 2013 The February 2013 edition of Global Policy contains two special sections. The first, edited by Christian Bueger, on ‘Contemporary Maritime Piracy’ unpicks the moral economy of Somali piracy and the international response. The second, edited by Andreas Klasen, examines 'Export Credit Availability and Global Trade'. It includes analysis of export credit in BRICS countries and its availability during the Euro debt crisis. The issue also contains articles on existential risk, climate change, the legitimacy of the G20 and China’s growing global influence. Research Articles Amanda Glassman, Denizhan Duran and Andy Sumner - Global Health and the New Bottom Billion: What do Shifts in Global Poverty and Disease Burden Mean for Donor Agencies? Nick Bostrom - Existential Risk Prevention as Global Priority Michael Jennings - Climate Disruption: Are We Beyond the Worst Case Scenario? Steven Slaughter - Debating the International Legitimacy of the G20: Global Policymaking and Contemporary International Society Frans-Paul van der Putten - Harmony with Diversity: China’s Preferred World Order and Weakening Western Influence in the Developing World Special Section - Contemporary Maritime Piracy: responding to a Wicked Problem, edited by Christian Bueger Christian Bueger - The Global Fight against Piracy Sarah Percy and Anja Shortland - Contemporary Maritime Piracy: Five Obstacles to Ending Somali Piracy Douglas Guilfoyle - Prosecuting Pirates: The Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia, Governance and International Law Basil Germond - The European Union at the Horn of Africa: The Contribution of Critical Geopolitics to Piracy Studies Christian Bueger - Orchestrating the Response: Somali Piracy and Ontological Complexity Axel Klein - The Moral Economy of Somali Piracy – Organised Criminal Business or Subsistence Activity?
Special Section - Export Credit Availability and Global Trade, edited by Andreas Klasen Andreas Klasen - Export Credit Availability and Global Trade Jon Coleman - Why Exporters Need Export Credit Geetha Muralidhar - The Role of Export Credit Agencies in a Fast-growing BRIC Economy Peter Luketa - Export Credit Availability and the Euro Debt Crisis Pedro Carriço - Export Financing in Brazil: Challenges and Opportunities
Survey Articles Claire A. Auplat - The Challenges of Nanotechnology Policy Making PART 2. Discussing Voluntary Frameworks and Options Practitioner Commentaries Geoffrey D. Stevens - Controlling Munitions Stockpiles: How to Stop the Inadvertent Arming of Insurgencies Response to Article Djims Milius - ‘Information Aid’ and the Dissemination of Innovation Review Essay Thomas Kirk - The Rule of Law Abroad: Learning from Experience and Listening to Locals Release Date 28 March 2013
Vol 3, Issue 4, November 2012 The November 2012 issue of Global Policy Journal hosts a special section on ‘International Law, Human Rights, and the Global Economy’ edited by Margot E. Salomon. It also contains articles on global justice, structural transformation in developing countries, nanotechnology and the EU’s strategic partnerships. Research Articles Justin Lin – From Flying Geese to Leading Dragons: New Opportunities for Structural Transformation in Developing Countries Tamara Lothian – Beyond Macro-Prudential Regulation: Three Ways of Thinking About Financial Crisis, Regulation and Reform Stephan Hoffman – Mitigating Inequalities of Influence among States in Global Decision Making Robert Hope, Tim Foster, Alex Money and Michael Rouse – Harnessing Mobile Communications Innovations for Water Security Sebastiano Maffettone – Global Justice: Between Leviathan and Cosmopolis Special Section - International Law, Human Rights and the Global Economy: Innovations and Expectations for the 21st Century, edited by Margot E Salomon Margot E. Salomon - The Future of Human Rights Margot E. Salomon and Ian Seiderman - Human Rights Norms for a Globalized World: The Maastricht Principles on the Extraterritorial Obligations of States in the Area of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Muthucumaraswamy Sornarajah - A Justice-Based Regime for Foreign Investment Protection and the Counsel of the Osgoode Hall Statement Mary Dowell-Jones - International Finance and Human Rights: Scope for a Mutually Beneficial Relationship Alexia Herwig - WTO Non-Violation or Situation Complaints: A Remedy for Extraterritorial Effects on the Human Right to an Adequate Standard of Living Gorik Ooms and Rachel Hammonds – Global Governance of Health and the Requirements of Human Rights Olivier de Schutter - Reshaping Global Governance: The Case of the Right to Food Christian Courtis - The Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: A New Instrument to Address Human Rights Violations Martin Scheinin - International Organizations and Transnational Corporations at a World Court of Human Rights Survey Articles Claire A. Auplat - The Challenges of Nanotechnology Policy Making PART 1. Discussing Mandatory Frameworks Kevin P. Gallagher and Elen Shrestha – The Social Cost of Self-Insurance: Financial Crisis, Reserve Accumulation, and Developing Countries Practitioner Commentaries Julia De Clerck-Sachsse – The EU’s Strategic Partnerships – Why the Time to Act is Now Kenneth Roth – Seeking Allies Worldwide to Carry the Human Rights Banner Response Essay David Alex Rogers and Karen Sack – Not Seeing the Wood for the Trees Release Date 26 November 2012
Vol 2, Issue 3, October 2011 Release Date 06 October 2011
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