Regulating Globalization: Critical Approaches to Global Governance
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Regulating Globalization: Critical Approaches to Global Governance
Book Details:
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Binding: Hardcover
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Number of Pages: 296
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Release Date: 01-12-2008
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ISBN: 813160179X
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Dimensions: 9.7 x 6.4 x 0.9 inches
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Language: English
- Publiser: Rawat Publications
About the Book:
Globalization is a multifaceted and thriving process, yet its consequences remain highly controversial and contradictory. While globalization has undoubtedly played a significant role in generating economic growth, it has also led to a disproportionate concentration of wealth, increasing inequalities both within and between countries. These imbalances can largely be attributed to regulatory deficiencies in the economic, financial, commercial, and environmental sectors, stemming from undemocratic, inequitable, and ineffective global governance.
In this volume, the authors offer critical historical and forward-looking analyses of global governance and propose reforms for more accountable, transparent, and participatory global governance. They advocate for an institutional architecture capable of regulating globalization in a manner that balances economic efficiency with social equity.
The authors emphasize the concept of multi-level governance, stressing the importance of regional governance as a bridge between local and global spheres. A central argument of the book is the weak legitimacy of global governance and the necessity of enhancing its legitimacy through greater participation by both state and non-state actors, strengthening the role of statehood and democratic politics, and prioritizing the public interest over private or corporate interests.
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About the Author / Editor:
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Pierre de Senarclens is a Professor of International Relations at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, and Vice-President of the Swiss Red Cross.
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Ali Kazancigil is a political scientist and the Secretary-General of the International Social Science Council in Paris, France. He was formerly UNESCO's Assistant Director-General for Social and Human Sciences.
