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Thinking about global governance : why people and ideas matter

Title
Thinking about global governance : why people and ideas matter / Thomas G. Weiss.
ISBN
9780415781923 (hardback)
0415781922 (hardback)
9780415781930 (pbk.)
0415781930 (pbk.)
9780203807057 (e-book)
0203807057 (e-book)
Published
Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, c2011.
Physical Description
xv, 363 p. ; 24 cm.
Format
Books
Language
English
Added to Catalog
April 11, 2012
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Part 1: United Nations, plus ça change. Reinvigorating the international civil service (2010)
How UN ideas change the world (2010)
What happened to the idea of world government? (2009)
Moving beyond North-South theatre (2009)
World politics : continuity and change since 1945 (2007) / with Sam Daws
An unchanged Security Council : the sky ain't falling (2005)
Part 2: Non-state actors and global governance. The 'third' United Nations (2009) / with Tatiana Carayannis, and Richard Jolly
Framing global governance, five gaps (2009) / with Ramesh Thakur
Governance, good governance, and global governance : conceptual and actual challenges (2000)
Pluralising global governance : analytical approaches and dimensions (1995) / with Leon Gordenker
Part 3: Humanitarian action in a turbulent world. Political innovations and the responsibility to protect
The fog of humanitarianism : collective action problems and learning-challenged organizations (2007) / with Peter J. Hoffman
The humanitarian impulse (2004)
The sunset of humanitarian intervention? The responsibility to protect in a unipolar era (2004)
The politics of humanitarian ideas : few sovereign clothes (2000)
Principles, politics, and humanitarian action (1999)
A research note about military-civilian humanitarianism : more questions than answers (1997).
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