Global Governance
Introduction
What is Global Governance?
Global Governance is not government but rather an
international framework of principles, rules and laws, and the set of
institutions that uphold them, which are needed to tackle global problems.
Five Key Domains of Global Public Policy
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Promotion of International Financial Stability
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Creation and Enforcement of Rules in International Trade
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The fight against global infectious diseases
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Elimination of the exploitation of child labor
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Promotion of basic human rights to physical security
As a class we have covered
each of these topics individually but global governance is the method by which
attempts by nations to tackle these problems are created. There are multiple paths by which Nation
States can take in order to come to a consensus on the issues above
mentioned. However, there is much
descent about the amount of sovereignty needed to give up maintaining the
effectiveness of these methods. In the
end the future of global governance is subject to how progressive nations
become in regards to sovereignty and transnational agreements.
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Created by: Erica Hammock, Matt Allen, Tim Hranka
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