Global governance: poorly done and poorly understood

In: International affairs, Band 76, Heft 4, S. 789-803

Abstract

Outlines ethical and moral arguments for paying attention to the world polity and politics that influence it, and examines views of different analysts; policy options. Argues that global governance is likely to remain inefficient, pro-market, and relatively insensitive to concerns of labor and rural poor, despite progressive role it recently played in promoting liberal democracy and empowering women.