A possible world : democratic transformation of global institutions
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A possible world : democratic transformation of global institutions
Zed, 2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [214]-233) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
As globalization proceeds apace international law, and the scope and powers of international institutions - the United Nations, the Bretton Woods institutions, the World Trade Organization - continue to grow. If democratic values are still an aspiration of the 21st century, then their deficit at international level must be addressed. Patomaki and Teiveinen survey the range of proposals now on the table. Ruling nothing out, they emphasis feasibility. While democratic advances do not come without political mobilization, there is little point mobilizing people for the utopian and unrealizable.
This informative, thought-provoking book will be of use both to students of International Relations and Political Science, and also to campaigners concerned with the existing inequitable and unaccountable international arrangements.
目次
Introduction: How Should We Assess Global Democracy Initiatives?
Part I: Reforming Existing Institutional Arrangements
1. The United Nations
2. The Bretton Woods Institutions
3. The World Trade Organisation
4. International Courts
5. Conclusion
Part II: Creating New Institutional Arrangements
6. Empowering Global Civil Society
7. Global Truth Commission
8. World Parliament and Global Referendum
9. Debt Arbitration Mechanism
10. Global Tax Organisations
11. Conclusions
Part III: A Strategy
12. Conservative vs. Transformative Proposals
13. Outline of a Strategy for Global Democratic Change
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