Titlebook: Global Governance in the Twenty-first Century; John N. Clarke (Humanitarian Liaison Officer, Post Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Introductionce the end of the Second World War, states have voluntarily limited their sovereignty through international treaties that in some regional instances have become putative constitutional orders. They have subjected themselves to global and regional economic regimes, which allow markets greater influen

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Globalisation, Governance, and Investment Rules capacity. Global governance’s research agenda underscores the state’s increasing marginal authority, sharing with other entities the regulation of economic and social matters. Though work on ‘governance’ often includes government,. it emphasises the role of international regimes and networks in sol

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The Changing Nature of Spaces exert their influence. But because the impact of practices and ideas is historically cumulative and geographically differentiating, space can be thought of as having long-term effects on the conduct of human life because of the very unevenness in the spatial distribution of physical resources and

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Globalisation and Global Governance in the Twenty-first Century: The Environment and Global Governan potential consequences for the long-term survival of human civilisation as well as the welfare of both nature and people today. And, while much of this wisdom is of relatively recent provenance, environmental change has been, and will be, a continuous process, whatever human beings might or might n

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A More Perfect Union? The Liberal Peace and the Challenge of Globalisationttle, at the meeting of the new World Trade Organization (WTO), and in Washington at the meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a diverse collection of labour unions and environmentalists from the industrial North and trade and finance ministers from the developing cou