Contents

pp v-vi

List of Contributors

pp vii-xii

Foreword

pp xiii-xvi

Power Shifts and Global Governance

pp xvii-xviii

Part One - Theoretical and Analytical Reflections on Global Governance

pp 1-2

1 - Introduction: Global Governance: Issues, Trends and Challenges

pp 3-30

2 - Four Lessons from the Present Global Financial Crisis for the 21st Century: An Essay on Global Transformation from a European Perspective

pp 31-44

3 - Global Civil Society: Emergent Forms of Cosmopolitan Democracy and Justice

pp 45-64

4 - Institutional and Policy Implications of International Public Goods: The Case of Global Commons

pp 65-92

5 - Economic Challenges for Global Governance

pp 93-122

6 - The Rule of Law in Multilateral Institutions and International Aid for Development: Judicial Reform in the Global Order

pp 123-138

Part Two - Power Shifts, Regional Experiences and Global Challenges

pp 139-140

7 - Global Power Shifts and South Africa's Southern Agenda: Caught between African Solidarity and Regional Leadership

pp 141-152

8 - Mexico as an Emerging Power in the Present World Scenario: Global Economy without National Development Strategy?

pp 153-166

9 - Trilateral Relations among Africa, China and Europe: A Chinese Perspective

pp 167-180

10 - South America and US Relations: Implications for Regional Security

pp 181-202

11 - The Future Developments in Global Governance – Multilateralism & Regionalization Process: India's Role

pp 203-220

12 - Managing Social Issues for Sustainable Development: The Indian Experiences

pp 221-236

Part Three - Case Studies in Global Governance

pp 237-238

13 - Unity in Diversity: South Coalitions as Governance Adaption Vehicles in Global Trade Governance

pp 239-264

14 - In the Foggy Middle East: Just Wars Remain the Name of the Game

pp 265-288

15 - Evaluation Capacity Development in the Arab Region: How Monitoring and Evaluation is Perceived and Applied?

pp 289-300

16 - UNEP Institutional Reform with its Impact on Developing Countries

pp 301-320

17 - The Heiligendamm Process and Emerging Powers: More of the Same or a Genuine Global Governance Innovation?

pp 321-342

Notes

pp 343-359