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Global governance and NGOs

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Author	Mingst, Karen A. Muldoon, James P.
Copyright Year	2015
Description	This chapter takes international relations (IR) theory as the point of departure, showing how traditional theories have evolved and it shows how the synthetic framework, global governance, offers a useful analytic that enable us to better describes and explain the changing contour of international relations. As Dorothea Hilhorst describes this constructivist approach, to examine global governance outcomes then, rationalist principal-agent models and social constructivist approaches with emphasis on individual practices might be fruitfully combined. Cristina Balboa asserts, accountability, legitimacy, and effectiveness are core normative concerns of global governance and the imperative global public goods that shape people's view of the legitimacy of global governance institutions. The challenge is to make full use of both types of evaluation methodologies in assessing the effectiveness of global governance institutions. Global governance provides a useful overarching analytic for this study, an incorporation of the transnational processes of networks and social learning, an analysis of power relationships through principal-agent theory. Book Name: The NGO Challenge for International Relations Theory
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Ending Page	81
Page Count	17
Starting Page	65
DOI	10.4324/9781315728155-3
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2015-02-11
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Book Name: The Ngo Challenge for International Relations Theory Information and Library Science Global Governance Legitimacy Theory Models Social Constructivist Approach Governance Institutions
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Chapter

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