Vol 2, Issue 3, October 2011
The October 2011 issue of Global Policy includes articles that examine the relationship between crises and inequality; human rights and migration; democracy and international law; and peace and justice in the Former Yugoslavia. It also includes a special section on the OECD at 50 introduced by Judith Clifton and Daniel Díaz-Fuentes.
Research Articles
Robert E. Goodin and Steven R. Ratner - Democratizing International Law
Stephen Castles - Bringing Human Rights into the Migration and Development Debate
Mark Zeitoun - The Global Web of National Water Security
Special Section - The OECD at 50
Jean-Marc Coicaud and Jin Zhang - The OECD as a Global Data Collection and Policy Analysis Organization: Some Strengths and Weaknesses
Angel Gurría - The OECD at 50: Past Achievements, Present Challenges and Future Directions
Survey Articles
Jasper Kim - Law of War 2.0: Cyberwar and the Limits of the UN Charter
Practitioner Commentaries
Justice Richard Goldstone -Dealing with the Past: Peace and Justice in the Former Yugoslavia
Salil Shetty - Human Rights and Natural Disasters: Mitigating or Exacerbating the Damage?
Bob Tarrant - Delivering Maritime Power in the Age of Interconnectivity
Helmut Kaiser - The Eurozone: Challenges and Structural Problems
Responses to Articles
Faizel Ismail - Developing Countries Create Momentum for Change in the WTO
Michael Chibba -Current and Future Global Development Goals
Review Essay
Ben O’Loughlin - Information Overload, Paradigm Underload? The Internet and Political Disruption
Reviews
