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• Cover
• Praise for the Third Edition
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication Page
• Table of Contents
• List of illustrations
• Acknowledgments
• Contributors
• List of abbreviations
• Part I Introduction
• International organization and global governance in a turbulent world
• Part II Contextualizing international organization and global governance
• 1 The emergence of global governance
• 2 The evolution of international law
• 3 International organizations and the diffusion of power
• 4 The diffusion of authority
• 5 Who governs the globe?
• Part III Theories of international organization and global governance
• 6 Realism
• 7 Classical liberal internationalism
• 8 Liberal Institutionalism
• 9 Constructivism
• 10 The English School
• 11 Rational choice and indirect global governance
• 12 Critical theory
• 13 Marxism
• 14 Feminism
• 15 Post-structuralism
• 16 Post-colonial global governance
• 17 Chinese approaches
• 18 Queer international organization and global governance
• Part IV States and international institutions in global governance
• 19 The UN system
• 20 The UN General Assembly
• 21 The European Union
• 22 The staying power of the BRICS
• 23 The Global South
• 24 US hegemony
• 25 China and global governance
• Part V Non-state actors in global governance
• 26 Global corporations
• 27 Civil society and NGOs
• 28 Labor
• 29 Credit rating agencies
• 30 Think tanks and global policy networks
• 31 Global philanthropy
• 32 Private military and security companies
• 33 Transnational criminal networks
• Part VI Securing the world, governing humanity
• 34 UN Security Council and peace operations
• 35 Regional organizations and global security governance
• 36 Weapons of mass destruction
• 37 Countering terrorism and preventing violent extremism
• 38 Human rights
• 39 The pursuit of international justice
• 40 Humanitarian intervention and R2P
• 41 Crisis and humanitarian containment
• 42 Sustaining the peace
• 43 Human security as a global public good
• Part VII Governing the economic and social world
• 44 Global financial governance
• 45 Global trade governance
• 46 Global development governance
• 47 Global environmental governance
• 48 Regional development banks and global governance
• 49 Climate change
• 50 Sustainable development goals (SDGs) and the promise of a transformative agenda
• 51 Global energy governance
• 52 Food and hunger
• 53 Global health governance
• 54 Refugees and migrants
• 55 Global Internet governance
• Index