The February 2015 edition of Global Policy contains, among others, articles on gridlock and accountability within international organisations, financing for international development, and initiatives for global climate governance.
The November 2014 edition contains special sections on ‘The Arms Trade Treaty and Global Civil Society’, and ‘International Education’. It also features articles on human rights, the new wars debate and LGBT laws.
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Global Policy is pleased to announce its third e-book: ‘The Future of Foreign Trade Support – Setting Global Standards for Export Credit and Political Risk Insurance’, guest edited by Andreas Klasen and Fiona Bannert.
It asks how rules and regulations regarding ethics, human rights and the environment will impact growth through trade? To read the released chapters please click here.
Pascal Lamy
Former Director-General World Trade Organisation
Geoffrey Garrett
Dean of the University of Sydney Business School
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