Multilateral Governance and the International Order: Fudan International Relations Review (Volume 6)

Author: Pan Zhongqi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Since the end of the Cold War, multilateralism has become a significant focus in theoretical research and policy debates. The rise of global issues has called for reforms in the international order, with one key direction being the realization of global governance for these issues. Any form of global governance is a multilateral arrangement. This book explores the issues of multilateral governance and the international order from both theoretical and practical perspectives of multilateralism, at three levels: the international system, the East Asian region, and Chinese diplomacy. Since the end of the Cold War, multilateralism has become a significant focus in theoretical research and policy debates. The rise of global issues has called for reforms in the international order, with one key direction being the realization of global governance for these issues. Any form of global governance is a multilateral arrangement, and this book examines multilateral governance and the international order from both theoretical and practical angles of multilateralism, across three levels: the international system, the East Asian region, and Chinese diplomacy.