Post Hegemonic Global Governance

Japanese Journal of Political Science 16 (3):434-441 (2015)
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Abstract

What are the prospects for effective global governance? It is widely held that global governance is a public good, but what are the political factors that are likely to ensure its provision? Is the USA able or willing to able to provide it? Can international institutions, norms, or causal beliefs, in the absence of US leadership, fill in?

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