Innovation in multilateralism
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Innovation in multilateralism
（International political economy series, . Multilateralism and the UN system）
Macmillan , St. Martin's Press , United Nations University Press, 1999
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Description and Table of Contents
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: us : cloth ISBN 9780312215392
Description
The chapters in this volume identify and assess the political process and bases of support for multilateralism in terms of the shifting power relations in world politics, institutional innovations in the United Nations and non-UN multilateralisms. They seek to answer the question: What can and should be done to confront salient issues of the global problematic ? More specifically, the essayists ask whether currently existing multilateral mechanisms are up to the challenge.
Table of Contents
- Preface Notes on the Contributors List of Acronyms and Abbreviations Editor's Introduction
- M.G.Schechter PART I: THE EVOLVING GLOBAL STRUCTURE AND THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM International Institutions: Obstacles, Agents or Conduits of Global Structural Change?
- M. G.Schechter United Nations Reform: A Strategy of Avoidance
- M-C. Smouts The United Nations and the Crossroads of Reform
- A. Morales Northern Perspectives for Peace and Security Functions of the United Nations
- T.Uchida PART II: EVOLVING GLOBAL STRUCTURES AND INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION Structural Changes in Multilateralism: The G-7 Nexus and the Global Crisis
- S. Gill Implications of the Evolving Global Structure for the UN System: a View from the South
- J. Zoninsein PART III: POST-HEGEMONIC MULTILATERALISM AND BEYOND Expanding the Limits of Imagination: Human Rights from a Participatory Approach to New Multilateralism
- A.A. An-Na'im Indigenous People and Developments in International Law: Toward Change through Multilateralism and the Modern Human Rights Frame AIDS and Multilateral Governance
- P. Soderh lm Gender, Social Movements, and Multilateralism: A Case Study of Women's Organizing in Russia
- E. Ershova, L. Racioppi and K. O'Sullivan See Index
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: uk : hard ISBN 9780333681879
Description
This volume identifies and assesses the political bases of support for multilateralism in terms of the shifting power relations in world politics, institutional innovations in the United Nations and non-UN multilateralisms. The essays in the book seek to answer the question: what can and should be done to confront salient issues of the "global problematic"? More specifically, the essayists ask whether existing multilateral mechanisms are up to the challenge.
Table of Contents
- Preface Notes on the Contributors List of Acronyms and Abbreviations Editor's Introduction
- M.G.Schechter PART I: THE EVOLVING GLOBAL STRUCTURE AND THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM International Institutions: Obstacles, Agents or Conduits of Global Structural Change?
- M. G.Schechter United Nations Reform: A Strategy of Avoidance
- M-C. Smouts The United Nations and the Crossroads of Reform
- A. Morales Northern Perspectives for Peace and Security Functions of the United Nations
- T.Uchida PART II: EVOLVING GLOBAL STRUCTURES AND INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION Structural Changes in Multilateralism: The G-7 Nexus and the Global Crisis
- S. Gill Implications of the Evolving Global Structure for the UN System: a View from the South
- J. Zoninsein PART III: POST-HEGEMONIC MULTILATERALISM AND BEYOND Expanding the Limits of Imagination: Human Rights from a Participatory Approach to New Multilateralism
- A.A. An-Na'im Indigenous People and Developments in International Law: Toward Change through Multilateralism and the Modern Human Rights Frame AIDS and Multilateral Governance
- P. Soderholm Gender, Social Movements, and Multilateralism: A Case Study of Women's Organizing in Russia
- E. Ershova, L. Racioppi and K. O'Sullivan See Index
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: uk : pbk ISBN 9780333681886
Description
This volume identifies and assesses the political bases of support for multilateralism in terms of the shifting power relations in world politics, institutional innovations in the United Nations and non-UN multilateralisms. The essays in the book seek to answer the question: what can and should be done to confront salient issues of the "global problematic"? More specifically, the essayists ask whether existing multilateral mechanisms are up to the challenge.
Table of Contents
- Preface - Notes on the Contributors - List of Acronyms and Abbreviations - Editor's Introduction
- M.G.Schechter - PART I: THE EVOLVING GLOBAL STRUCTURE AND THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM - International Institutions: Obstacles, Agents or Conduits of Global Structural Change?
- M. G.Schechter - United Nations Reform: A Strategy of Avoidance
- M-C. Smouts - The United Nations and the Crossroads of Reform
- A. Morales - Northern Perspectives for Peace and Security Functions of the United Nations
- T.Uchida - PART II: EVOLVING GLOBAL STRUCTURES AND INSTITUTIONAL INNOVATION - Structural Changes in Multilateralism: The G-7 Nexus and the Global Crisis
- S. Gill - Implications of the Evolving Global Structure for the UN System: a View from the South
- J. Zoninsein - PART III: POST-HEGEMONIC MULTILATERALISM AND BEYOND - Expanding the Limits of Imagination: Human Rights from a Participatory Approach to New Multilateralism
- A.A. An-Na'im - Indigenous People and Developments in International Law: Toward Change through Multilateralism and the Modern Human Rights Frame - AIDS and Multilateral Governance
- P. Soderhvlm - Gender, Social Movements, and Multilateralism: A Case Study of Women's Organizing in Russia
- E. Ershova, L. Racioppi and K. O'Sullivan See - Index
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