global governance

Question 1

global governance

Answer 1

individuals and institutions, public and private manage their global affairs

Question 2

actors in global governance

Answer 2

• TNC
• national governments
• international organisation

Question 3

norms and laws

Answer 3

values and customs that govern individuals behaviour in any particular society
- these may become laws that reflect the acceptable standard associated with a background
- laws are obligatory and aim to protect the rights and interests of everyone

Question 4

inequalities and injustices with global governance

Answer 4

jurisdictional gap - between increasing need for global governance and lack of an authority with the power to take action
incentive gap - need for international cooperation and the motivation to undertake it
participation gap - international cooperation mainly in the hands of governemnts, civil societies at the edge of policy making

Question 5

centre for international governance innovation

Answer 5

• environmental governance involves agencies and agreements that restrict progress
• collaboration between IMF, G20 and OECD needs to imporve to start regulation of fiannce and capital flows
• no agency is tasked with thinking about new long term trends in agriculture and food security
• better coordination is needed to deal with epidemics and vaccine stockpiling

Question 6

united nations - strengths

Answer 6

• international relations
• positive peace mission
• quality of life
• fairer trade between HDE and LDE
• established global environmental norms underpinned by legally binding agreements

Question 7

united nations weaknesses

Answer 7

• addressing security situations
• capitalism support unequal movements
• aids pandemic continued to cross
• limited repercussions for not following mandates
• agreements on climate change are slow
• economic powers in practice are overshadowed by WTO