Global Governance Flashcards
What is Global Governance?
A collection of governance-related activities, rules, and mechanisms, formal and informal, existing at a variety of levels in the world today.
8 Pieces of Global Governance
-International Law
-International norms or Soft law
-International Organizations
-NGOs
-Internal regimes
-Global Conference
-Ad hoc Arrangements
-Private Governance
5 Sources of International Law
-Treaties or Conventions
-Customary practices
-The writing of legal scholars
-Judicial Decisions
-General Principles of Law
Definition of International Norms or Soft Law
Not a binding legal documents, but rather the standard of behaviors.
6 Functions of International Organizations
-Informational
-Forum
-Normative
-Rule-creating
-Rule-supervisory
-Operational
What does NGOs provide?
Proving services such as disaster relief, humanitarian aid.
Definition of International Regimes
Encompassing rules, norms and principles as well as the practices of actors that show both how their expectations converge and their acceptance of the compliance with rules.
6 important global conference
-The summit for children 1990
-Rio earth summit 1992
-4th world conference on women 1995
-Copenhagen conference on Climate Change (COP15)
-Cancun conference on Climate Change (COP16)
-COP17
4 group of countries of ad hoc arrangement
-G7
-G8
-G22
-G77
Definition of Private Governance
-Is a growing, but little studies phenomenon.
Actors in Global Governance
-States
-IGOs
-NGOs
-Experts
-Global Policy Networks
-MNCs
Why we need Global Governance
Is needed to cooperate and facilitate international efforts to address common threats and challenges.