What does global democracy look like? Interview of Jan Aart Scholte
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An interview of Jan Aart Scholte (Faculty Chair of Peace and Development, School Global Studies, University of Gothenburg) in the monthly seminar "Séminaire du développement durable et économie de l'environnement" organised jointly by IDDRI, EDF Sustainable Development Centre at the Ecole Polytechnique, and Columbia Global Centers Europe at Reid Hall.
In that lecture, Jan Aart Scholte reviews six general ways to bring public participation and control into global governance. These approaches include anti-globalism, multilateralism, cosmopolitanism, multistakeholderism, deliberation, and resistance.
See the video of the lecture on IDDRI website: iddri.org/Multimedia
See the webpage of this seminar's session :
http://www.iddri.org/Projets/Seminaire-Developpement-durable-et-economie-de-l-environnement/What-does-global-democracy-look-like
In that lecture, Jan Aart Scholte reviews six general ways to bring public participation and control into global governance. These approaches include anti-globalism, multilateralism, cosmopolitanism, multistakeholderism, deliberation, and resistance.
See the video of the lecture on IDDRI website: iddri.org/Multimedia
See the webpage of this seminar's session :
http://www.iddri.org/Projets/Seminaire-Developpement-durable-et-economie-de-l-environnement/What-does-global-democracy-look-like