Global Governance II
Routledge
978-1-138-93190-9 (ISBN)
Published in association with UCL’s Institute of Global Governance, this new title in Routledge’s Critical Concepts in Political Science series is a four-volume collection of the very best scholarship. It is an essential successor to an earlier Routledge collection, Global Governance (4 vols.) (978-0-415-27661-0) (2003), edited by Timothy J. Sinclair.
Research in and around global governance has experienced dramatic growth in recent years. Global Governance (2003) was the first comprehensive collection of the field’s canonical and cutting-edge research, and this new collection now takes full account of the many important developments that have taken place since its appearance. Global Governance II also includes coverage of areas without the scope of the first collection. In particular, this new Routledge collection showcases (in the words of the editors) ‘the second generation of global-governance scholarship which transcends a functionalist regime frame to inquire into the political economy of global governance, and structural constraints exercised by material power, value, and norm conflict’. The editors have also gathered the essential scholarship on the most innovative modes of global governance (such as polycentricity, and networked and experimentalist governance).
With a full index, together with a comprehensive introduction, newly written by the editors, which places the collected material in its historical and intellectual context, Global Governance II is an indispensable work of reference.
David Coen is Professor of Public Policy, Head of the Department of Political Science, Director of the School of Public Policy and founding Director of the Global Governance Institute at University College London. Dr Tom Pegram is Senior Lecturer in Global Governance and the Deputy Director of the Global Governance Institute at University College London.
VOLUME I SITUATING GLOBAL GOVERNANCE SCHOLARSHIP
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
PART 1
CLASSIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF REGIMES AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
1 INTERDEPENDENCE IN WORLD POLITICS
ROBERT O. KEOHANE AND JOSEPH S. NYE
2 INTERNATIONAL REGIMES, TRANSACTIONS, AND CHANGE: EMBEDDED LIBERALISM IN THE POSTWAR ECONOMIC ORDER
JOHN GERARD RUGGIE
3 SOCIAL FORCES, STATES AND WORLD ORDERS: BEYOND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY
ROBERT W. COX
PART 2
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE WEATHERVANES
4 GOVERNANCE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
JAMES N. ROSENAU
5 PLURILATERALISM: STRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION AND FUNCTIONAL CONFLICT IN THE POST-COLD WAR WORLD ORDER
PHILIP G. CERNY
6 THE PROMISE OF LIBERAL INTERNATIONALISM
CRAIG N. MURPHY
7 STORIES OF DEMOCRACY: OLD AND NEW
DAVID HELD
8 THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL REGIMES
MARC A. LEVY, ORAN R. YOUNG AND MICHAEL ZÜRN
9 PART 1: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
SUSAN STRANGE
PART 3
SITUATING CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL GOVERNANCE DEBATE
10 GOVERNANCE IN A PARTIALLY GLOBALIZED WORLD: PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION, 2000
ROBERT O. KEOHANE
11 AN INTRODUCTION
DAVID VOGEL AND ROBERT A. KAGAN
12 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS A PERSPECTIVE ON WORLD POLITICS
KLAUS DINGWERTH AND PHILIPP PATTBERG
13 WHO GOVERNS THE GLOBE?
DEBORAH D. AVANT, MARTHA FINNEMORE AND SUSAN K. SELL
14 INTRODUCTION: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IN THE INTERREGNUM
TOM PEGRAM AND MICHELE ACUTO
15 CAN THE STUDY OF GLOBAL ORDER BE DE-CENTRED?
ANDREW HURRELL
VOLUME II STRUCTURES AND POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: CRITICAL INTERVENTION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
PART 1
REGULATORY APPROACHES TO GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
16 HARD AND SOFT LAW IN INTERNATIONAL GOVERNANCE
KENNETH W. ABBOTT AND DUNCAN SNIDAL
17 SITUATION STRUCTURE AND INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN: RECIPROCITY, COERCION, AND EXCHANGE
RONALD B. MITCHELL AND PATRICIA M. KEILBACH
18 IN WHOSE BENEFIT? EXPLAINING REGULATORY CHANGE IN GLOBAL POLITICS
WALTER MATTLI AND NGAIRE WOODS
19 GLOBAL EXPERIMENTALIST GOVERNANCE
GRÁINNE DE BÚRCA, ROBERT O. KEOHANE AND CHARLES SABEL
PART 2
NEW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE APPROACHES
20 ORCHESTRATION: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE THROUGH INTERMEDIARIES
KENNETH W. ABBOTT, PHILIPP GENSCHEL, DUNCAN SNIDAL AND BERNHARD ZANGL
21 CONCLUSION: DIFFERENTIATION THEORY AND WORLD POLITICS
MICHAEL ZÜRN, BARRY BUZAN AND MATHIAS ALBERT
22 GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (IR) AND REGIONAL WORLDS: A NEW AGENDA FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
AMITAV ACHARYA
PART 3
LOCATING POWER IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
23 POWER IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
MICHAEL BARNETT AND RAYMOND DUVALL
24 THE POLITICS, POWER, AND PATHOLOGIES OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
MICHAEL N. BARNETT AND MARTHA FINNEMORE
25 INTRODUCTION
MAREIKE KLEINE
26 ACCOUNTABILITY-BY-PROXY IN TRANSNATIONAL NON-STATE GOVERNANCE
MATHIAS KOENIG-ARCHIBUGI AND KATE MACDONALD
PART 4
AGENCY AND GATEKEEPERS
27 THE REAL NEW WORLD ORDER
ANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER
28 GOVERNING THE GLOBAL AGENDA: "GATEKEEPERS" AND "ISSUE" ADOPTION IN TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY NETWORKS
R. CHARLI CARPENTER
29 A THEORY OF PRIVATE AUTHORITY
JESSICA GREEN
PART 5
VALUES AND LEGITIMACY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
30 LEGITIMACY AND AUTHORITY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
IAN HURD
31 RIGHTFUL RULES: AUTHORITY, ORDER AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
DAVID A. LAKE
32 THE CONCEPT OF GOVERNANCE IN THE SPIRIT OF CAPITALISM
MATTHEW EAGLETON-PIERCE
VOLUME III GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND THE NATION STATE: TRANSCENDING MYTHOLOGICAL NATIONALISM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PART 1
ARCHITECTURES OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
33 THE FRAGMENTATION OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE ARCHITECTURES: A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS
FRANK BIERMANN, PHILIPP PATTBERG, HARRO VAN ASSELT AND FARIBORZ ZELLI
34 THE REGIME COMPLEX FOR PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES
KAL RAUSTIALA AND DAVID G. VICTOR
35 THE POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL REGIME COMPLEXITY
KAREN J. ALTER AND SOPHIE MEUNIER
36 THE REGIME COMPLEX FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
ROBERT O. KEOHANE AND DAVID G. VICTOR
PART 2
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE
37 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE
MICHAEL ZÜRN
38 THE NEW POLITICS OF INTERDEPENDENCE: CROSS-NATIONAL LAYERING IN TRANS-ATLANTIC REGULATORY DISPUTES
HENRY FARRELL AND ABRAHAM NEWMAN
39 THE DIMENSIONS AND DETERMINANTS OF STATE CHANGE
GREGORY SHAFFER
40 THE NEW GOVERNANCE OF MARKETS AND NON-MAJORITARIAN REGULATORS
DAVID COEN AND MARK THATCHER
PART 3
BRINGING THE STATE (BACK) INTO GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
41 THE STATE AND THE NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POWER
SASKIA SASSEN
42 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS STATE TRANSFORMATION
SHAHAR HAMEIRI AND LEE JONES
43 INTRODUCTION: THE NORMATIVE INSTITUTIONALIZATION-IMPLEMENTATION GAP
ALEXANDER BETTS AND PHIL ORCHARD
PART 4
TRANSNATIONAL GOVERNANCE AND BUSINESS REGULATION
44 THE RISE OF PRIVATE REGULATION IN THE WORLD ECONOMY
TIM BÜTHE AND WALTER MATTLI
45 DISCLOSURE AS GOVERNANCE: THE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES TRANSPARENCY INITIATIVE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD
VIRGINIA HAUFLER
46 "BLUEWASHING" THE FIRM? VOLUNTARY REGULATIONS, PROGRAM DESIGN, AND MEMBER COMPLIANCE WITH THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT
DANIEL BERLINER AND ASEEM PRAKASH
VOLUME IV CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PART 1
THE MORE THINGS CHANGE...
47 DRIVING WITH THE REARVIEW MIRROR: ON THE RATIONAL SCIENCE OF INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN
ALEXANDER WENDT
48 CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
THOMAS G. WEISS AND RORDEN WILKINSON
49 CONTESTED MULTILATERALISM
JULIA C. MORSE AND ROBERT O. KEOHANE
PART 2
...THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME
50 BEYOND GRIDLOCK?
THOMAS HALE, DAVID HELD AND KEVIN YOUNG
51 BRINGING THE GREAT POWERS BACK IN
DANIEL W. DREZNER
52 NEW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES
IAN GOLDIN
PART 3
GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IN APPLICATION
53 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AS COLLECTIVE AGENTS: FRAGMENTATION AND THE LIMITS OF PRINCIPAL CONTROL AT THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
ERIN R. GRAHAM
54 GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS GOVERNANCE AND ORCHESTRATION: NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS AS INTERMEDIARIES
TOM PEGRAM
55 THE POWER DYNAMICS OF MANDATED NETWORK ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONS
ANGEL SAZ-CARRANZA, SUSANNA SALVADOR IBORRA AND ADRIÀ ALBAREDA
56 BOUNDED RATIONALITY AND THE DIFFUSION OF MODERN INVESTMENT TREATIES
LAUGE N. SKOVGAARD POULSEN
57 TRIPS WAS NEVER ENOUGH: VERTICAL FORUM SHIFTING, FTAS, ACTA, AND TPP
SUSAN K. SELL
58 GLOBAL DEMOCRACY AND EARTH SYSTEM GOVERNANCE
JOHN S. DRYZEK AND HAYLEY STEVENSON
59 THE RULE OF LAW IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: EXPLAINING INTERGOVERNMENTAL BACKING FOR PRIVATE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNALS
THOMAS HALE
INDEX
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 18.12.2017 |
|---|---|
| Reihe/Serie | Critical Concepts in Political Science |
| Zusatzinfo | 23 Tables, black and white; 35 Illustrations, black and white |
| Verlagsort | London |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 156 x 234 mm |
| Gewicht | 453 g |
| Themenwelt | Sozialwissenschaften ► Politik / Verwaltung ► Politische Theorie |
| ISBN-10 | 1-138-93190-X / 113893190X |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-138-93190-9 / 9781138931909 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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