Global Policy’s September 2017 issue contains, among others, research articles on the BRICS’ new development bank, the G20 and climate change, the human right to health, and digital diplomacy. It has a special section on ‘Policy Instruments for Innovation, Investment and Global Trade’
The contributions to this special issue highlight critical issues in the study of Resourcing International Organizations (IOs). They call for a research approach that hones in on their administrations, their capacity for strategic action and their inter-connectedness.
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Lakhdar Brahimi
Andrew D. White Professor-at-Large, Cornell University and Member of 'The Elders' at the Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton
Thomas Hale
Blavatnik School of Government University of Oxford
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