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... global governance are made respon- sive to the ecological , gender and human rights concerns of the ' new ' movements . Consequently , with the end of the Cold War , they now seem to homogenize the terms of discourse and the political ...
... global governance are made respon- sive to the ecological , gender and human rights concerns of the ' new ' movements . Consequently , with the end of the Cold War , they now seem to homogenize the terms of discourse and the political ...
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... global eco- nomic regime of trade and fiscal control is being set up . Its new politi- cal agenda is the dispersal of state con- trol over the economies of the Third World on the one hand , and the cen- tralization of global political ...
... global eco- nomic regime of trade and fiscal control is being set up . Its new politi- cal agenda is the dispersal of state con- trol over the economies of the Third World on the one hand , and the cen- tralization of global political ...
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... global governance is gain- ing ground but , paradoxically , demo- cracy still continues to be viewed as the framework suitable for internal governance of nation - states and not for global governance . The institu- tions of global ...
... global governance is gain- ing ground but , paradoxically , demo- cracy still continues to be viewed as the framework suitable for internal governance of nation - states and not for global governance . The institu- tions of global ...
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