World Democratic Governance

Xercavins, Josep||

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World Democratic Governance

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2004 English Publisher:UBUNTU-Fòrum Mundial de Xarxes de la Societat Civil Secretariat Ad Hoc

Authors: Xercavins, Josep||;

handle: 2117/1475

World Democratic Governance

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Abstract

The unsustainable politically speaking institutional bipolarisation and recent events in the world arena (11 September 2001, unilateralism and the illegal war brought against Iraq by the USA, failures and blockage of WTO negotiating rounds at Seattle and Cancun, merely rhetorical results from the latest UN summits in Monterrey and Johannesburg) only serves to show just how completely outdated the system of international institutions, born after the Second World War, has become. It is vital, then, for us to establish a new system of global democratic governance, and this entails, amongst other things, In-depth reform of the system of international institutions.

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Governance, governança democràtica, democratic governance, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Desenvolupament humà i sostenible::Governabilitat mundial, gobernanza democrática, International institutions, Governabilitat

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