Global Risks. Constructing World Order through Law, Politics and Economics
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- Nombre de pages258
- ISBN978-3-631-59291-5
- EAN9783631592915
- Date de parution01/07/2010
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- ÉditeurPeter Lang
Résumé
Over the last decades and especially in the new millennium, global society is increasingly facing new risks and challenges on a global scale, demanding global solutions. With their articles on global risks, the authors have contributed to a topic that suffers from severe under-specification. Their contributions can be summoned up under three headings : Identification and Assessment, Normative Reflections and Alternative Modes of Governance.
Each of the assembled articles shows, from very different academic perspectives, how international actors – states as well as regional and international organisations – deal with global risks that in today's globalised world affect not only one state or region, but the international community as a whole.
Each of the assembled articles shows, from very different academic perspectives, how international actors – states as well as regional and international organisations – deal with global risks that in today's globalised world affect not only one state or region, but the international community as a whole.
Over the last decades and especially in the new millennium, global society is increasingly facing new risks and challenges on a global scale, demanding global solutions. With their articles on global risks, the authors have contributed to a topic that suffers from severe under-specification. Their contributions can be summoned up under three headings : Identification and Assessment, Normative Reflections and Alternative Modes of Governance.
Each of the assembled articles shows, from very different academic perspectives, how international actors – states as well as regional and international organisations – deal with global risks that in today's globalised world affect not only one state or region, but the international community as a whole.
Each of the assembled articles shows, from very different academic perspectives, how international actors – states as well as regional and international organisations – deal with global risks that in today's globalised world affect not only one state or region, but the international community as a whole.