POLB81H3 Study Guide - Global Governance, Neoliberalism, Status Quo
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Focus on managing the problem (no changes in the system) Unwillingness to consider structural inequalities (global north-global south) Focuses on other agents and process that complement. Domestic activist organizations are relevant to global governance. Focus on communication of local concerns and demands. Legitimacy of policy; are policies based on coercion or consensual. A better world can be built below and above the state, a world not compromised as states are by their relations. It is concerned with making small and incremental changes; rejects broad changes. Ngos that want to break the current global order. Challenges initial state- centric view of global governance. Local to global ; including social movements and ngos. Places to much focus on capitalism, and not other issues.