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Global Governance in the World at 2000
From: London School of Economics and Political Science
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Fred Halliday |
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION |
 As part of a series of talks at the LSE on the world in the year 2000, Fred Halliday (right), a leading figure in international relations, considers the issue of global governance. Global governance is understood as an issue of governance through institutions, international organisations and national governments, but also as a minimum framework of rules necessary to tackle global problems. This story casts a critical eye over the many alternative attitudes toward global governance, paying particular attention to the doom and gloom theories regarding globalisation and international organisations. |
Fred Halliday discusses the attitudes toward global governance at the dawn of a new millennium.
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