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Early View Article - Assessing the Evolving Threat of Terrorism
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Democratizing International Law
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Fundamental UN Reform, a Non-Starter?
Thomas G. Weiss
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The Eurozone: Challenges and Structural Problems
Helmut Kaiser
Dealing with the Past: Peace and Justice in the Former Yugoslavia
Richard Goldstone
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This special issueof Global Policy brings together leading experts to examine the international institutions, national governance mechanisms and financing systems that together will determine the future of the energy sector.
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From ‘Club of the Rich’ to ‘Globalisation à la carte’? Evaluating Reform at the OECD
Included with the special section on the OECD at 50 within the October 2011 issue of Global Policy Journal, Judith Clifton and Daniel Díaz-Fuentes’s insightful article examines the unprecedented organisational reform underway within the OECD, which revolve around a more inclusive membership logic, the engagement of new global players, and outreach to developing countries. However, the authors argue that the organisation has adopted a restrictive approach to reform and expansion – globalisation ‘à la carte.
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The October 2011 issue of Global Policy includes articles that explore the relationships between crises and inequality; human rights and migration; and democracy and international law. It also contains a special section on the OECD at 50.
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Comment & Opinion
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National Interests and International Environmental Politics: Spain and Overfishing
It should never be assumed that representatives of nation states within international institutions can somehow escape the gravity of domestic conce...
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More than just sanctions: The EU needs to be smarter on Iran
With an escalation of threats and chest-beating potentially leading to a war over the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has again become one of the most criti...
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National Interests and International Environmental Politics: Spain and Overfishing
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Professor of Economics and Co-Director of LSE Global Governance, London School of Economics