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Professor Edith Drieskens discusses the ins and outs of global governance. Her explanations include what it is, what it isn't, and what it will likely become in the future.
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Chapter 1: Can you Define the Topic of Global Governance?
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Chapter 2: Why has Global Governance Emerged? Why is it needed?
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Chapter 3: What is Your Stance on the Statement that Nonstate Actors, NGOs, and Transnational Corporations have More Power and Influence than State and Formal Institutions?
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Chapter 4: What are Some of the Formal or Informal Norms or Values that are Dominant in Global Governance?
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Chapter 5: What are Some of the Key Transnational Problems that Global Governance is Helping to Identify, Understand and Address?
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Chapter 6: What is the Single Biggest Global Threat That Society is Currently Facing?
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Chapter 7: What can be Done About the Growing Number of Global Threats that Require Longer-Run Action but are met with Short-Term Local Responses?
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Chapter 8: What are Some of the new Findings that Result from Viewing International Relations Through a Global Governance Lens?
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Chapter 9: What are the Major Academic Debates in this Field? What are the Principal Areas of Contention, and Why?
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Chapter 10: How Important is Research Methodology and Methods for a Rigorous Analysis of the Topic? What are the Key Research Methods that you Employ?
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Chapter 11: What new Research Directions Do You Find Most Exciting? Where Would you Like to Take Your own Research?
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Chapter 12: What does the Future Hold? What are the Key Challenges on the Horizon?
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