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- Contents: Introduction-- 1. Globalization, Human Rights and the Environment-- 2. Human Rights: Moral Authority and Philosophical Doubts-- 3. The Contemporary Human Rights Regime: Some Criticisms and an Alternative-- 4. Environmental Sustainability and Environmental Values-- 5. The Institutions of Sustainability: Citizenship, Democracy and Justice-- 6. Rights or Sustainability-- Rights and Sustainability?-- References-- Index.
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Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability challenges the assumed harmony between human rights norms and the demands of environmental sustainability, by addressing conceptual, normative, and political questions surrounding the interaction between the two. What is gained and lost by environmental theorists and activists adopting the language and institutions of human rights? Is there coherence or tension between the values of human rights and environmental sustainability? Is the idea of environmental human rights plausible, and defensible? Whereas previous studies have considered the interface between human rights and environmental sustainability on an empirical level, this pioneering book engages the theoretical and philosophical issues at stake. Given the significant environmental challenges we face, and the dominance of human rights as a normative framework, these concerns demand our attention. This timely work will appeal to scholars in the fields of environmental politics, philosophy, human rights theory and global or international ethics, as well as postgraduate students in environmental politics, and philosophy. Postgraduate students in human rights - particularly human rights theory - global or international ethics, and scholars working in environmental law or human rights law will also find this book invaluable.
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- Contents: Introduction-- 1. Globalization, Human Rights and the Environment-- 2. Human Rights: Moral Authority and Philosophical Doubts-- 3. The Contemporary Human Rights Regime: Some Criticisms and an Alternative-- 4. Environmental Sustainability and Environmental Values-- 5. The Institutions of Sustainability: Citizenship, Democracy and Justice-- 6. Rights or Sustainability-- Rights and Sustainability?-- References-- Index.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781849808071 20160605
Human Rights and Environmental Sustainability challenges the assumed harmony between human rights norms and the demands of environmental sustainability, by addressing conceptual, normative, and political questions surrounding the interaction between the two. What is gained and lost by environmental theorists and activists adopting the language and institutions of human rights? Is there coherence or tension between the values of human rights and environmental sustainability? Is the idea of environmental human rights plausible, and defensible? Whereas previous studies have considered the interface between human rights and environmental sustainability on an empirical level, this pioneering book engages the theoretical and philosophical issues at stake. Given the significant environmental challenges we face, and the dominance of human rights as a normative framework, these concerns demand our attention. This timely work will appeal to scholars in the fields of environmental politics, philosophy, human rights theory and global or international ethics, as well as postgraduate students in environmental politics, and philosophy. Postgraduate students in human rights - particularly human rights theory - global or international ethics, and scholars working in environmental law or human rights law will also find this book invaluable.
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- 1. Human Rights and Future People: An Introduction Gerhard Bos and Marcus Duwell PART I - Obstacles and Promises in Contemporary Human Rights Law 2. Greening Human Rights Law: A Focus on the European Convention on Human Rights Elina Pirjatanniemi 3. An Atmospheric Trust to Protect the Environment for Future Generations? Reform Options for Human Rights Law Peter Lawrence 4. Avoiding the Tragedy of Human Rights: How Complex Thought May Open the Way to Recognising Human Rights for Future Generations Emilie Gaillard 5. International Human Rights and Duties to Future Generations: The Role of an International Constitution Stephen Riley PART II - Long-term Responsibility and the Theory of Human Rights 6. Human Dignity and Intergenerational Human Rights Marcus Duwell 7. Human Rights and Threats concerning Future People: A Sufficientarian Proposal Jos Philips 8. Human Rights, Climate Change, and Sustainability Adina Preda 9. A Chain of Status: Long-term Responsibility in the Context of Human Rights Gerhard Bos PART III - Human Rights Approaches to Sustainability 10. Human Rights as a Normative Guideline for Climate Policy Michael Reder and Lukas Kohler 11. The Duties We Have to Future Generations: A Gewirthian Approach Deryck Beyleveld 12. Ecological Rights of Future Generations: A Capability Approach Rutger Claassen PART IV - Implications and Implementation 13. On Current Food Consumption and Future Generations: Is There a Moral Need to Change our Food Consumption in Order to Safeguard the Human Rights of Future Generations? Franck L.B. Meijboom 14. Climate Change and the Right to One Child Tim Meijers 15. The Institutional Representation of Future Generations Sandor Fulop 16. Human Rights, Sustainability and Future People - A Future Discussion Marcus Duwell and Gerhard Bos.
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- 1. Human Rights and Future People: An Introduction Gerhard Bos and Marcus Duwell PART I - Obstacles and Promises in Contemporary Human Rights Law 2. Greening Human Rights Law: A Focus on the European Convention on Human Rights Elina Pirjatanniemi 3. An Atmospheric Trust to Protect the Environment for Future Generations? Reform Options for Human Rights Law Peter Lawrence 4. Avoiding the Tragedy of Human Rights: How Complex Thought May Open the Way to Recognising Human Rights for Future Generations Emilie Gaillard 5. International Human Rights and Duties to Future Generations: The Role of an International Constitution Stephen Riley PART II - Long-term Responsibility and the Theory of Human Rights 6. Human Dignity and Intergenerational Human Rights Marcus Duwell 7. Human Rights and Threats concerning Future People: A Sufficientarian Proposal Jos Philips 8. Human Rights, Climate Change, and Sustainability Adina Preda 9. A Chain of Status: Long-term Responsibility in the Context of Human Rights Gerhard Bos PART III - Human Rights Approaches to Sustainability 10. Human Rights as a Normative Guideline for Climate Policy Michael Reder and Lukas Kohler 11. The Duties We Have to Future Generations: A Gewirthian Approach Deryck Beyleveld 12. Ecological Rights of Future Generations: A Capability Approach Rutger Claassen PART IV - Implications and Implementation 13. On Current Food Consumption and Future Generations: Is There a Moral Need to Change our Food Consumption in Order to Safeguard the Human Rights of Future Generations? Franck L.B. Meijboom 14. Climate Change and the Right to One Child Tim Meijers 15. The Institutional Representation of Future Generations Sandor Fulop 16. Human Rights, Sustainability and Future People - A Future Discussion Marcus Duwell and Gerhard Bos.
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- Préface, AlbertToikeusse Mabri, ministre des Affaires étrangères de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Avant-propos, Nialé Kaba, ministre du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du Système des Nations Unies (SNU) en Côte d'Ivoire -- Introduction, Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de -l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les prolégomènes de la réforme des Nations Unies, Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur-pays du Programme des Nations Unies pour le développement (PNUD) en Côte d'Ivoire -- La réforme des Nations Unies : objectifs et orientations -- L'initiative de la réforme des Nations Unies et la rationalisation de l'effort d'alignement et de coordination de l'aide, Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les grandes lignes de la réforme des Nations Unies, Frederik Matthys, conseiller régional pour l'Afrique du bureau de la coordination des opérations de développement des Nations Unies -- Les objectifs de la réforme des Nations Unies, Fidèle Sarassoro, chef de cabinet du Président de la République de la Côte d'Ivoire -- La valeur ajoutée du Système des Nations Unies, Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- Le rôle des acteurs nationaux et la réforme des Nations Unies pour la réalisation des objectifs de développement durable de l'Afrique, Lanciné Diaby, directeur général du plan et de la lutte contre la pauvreté, ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'engagement conjoint et les aspects institutionnels de la réforme "Unis dans l'action", Lacina Kouakou Kouamé, ancien directeur de cabinet au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Le management de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Le DaO et les instruments managériaux de performance de l'action du Système des Nations Unies dans les pays africains, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Francisco Viera, spécialiste à la coordination du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'indispensable engagement du personnel des agences du Système des Nations Unies, Pierre Carrel, consultant international et universitaire, spécialiste de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Le système de suivi-évaluation pour promouvoir la culture du résultat et la "redevabilité" du Système des Nations Unies, Adèle Khudr, représentante de l'Unicef en Côte d'Ivoire -- Christina De Bruin, représentante adjointe de l'Unicef en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les enjeux de la transformation, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Alina Aimée Mahouagbeu Ouattara, chef adjointe de la cellule de coordination stratégique au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- La feuille de route : un instrument d'orientation et de coordination appropriée, Pr Benoît Patrick Gbakou, chef de la cellule de coordination stratégique au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire
- Alina Aimée Mahouagbeu Ouattara, chef adjointe de la cellule de coordination stratégique au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Francisco Viera, spécialiste à la coordination du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- La pratique de la réforme des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire : une expérimentation dans un contexte de consolidation de la paix et de promotion du développement -- La réforme "Unis dans l'action" dans le contexte d'une opération de maintien de la paix, Fidèle Sarassoro, chef de cabinet du Président de la République de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Le plan prioritaire de consolidation de la paix en Côte d'Ivoire et l'approche "Unis dans l'action" du Système des Nations Unies, Marie Goreth Nizigama, conseillère en planification stratégique et chef de l'unité de coordination du SNU -- Famoussa Coulibaly, directeur de cabinet adjoint au ministère des Affaires étrangères de la Côte d'Ivoire -- La contribution de l'ONUSIDA au processus de la réforme des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire, Michel Sidibé, directeur exécutif de l'ONUSIDA -- Tamsir Sall, directeur pays de l'ONUSIDA en Côte d'Ivoire -- Le cadre conjoint pour l'amélioration de la santé maternelle en Côte d'Ivoire (OMD5), Suzanne Konaté Maïga, médecin de santé publique, représentante de l'UNFPA (Fonds des Nations Unies pour la population) en Côte d' Ivoire, avec la collaboration de : Saidou Kaboré, représentant adjoint et du Dr Pierre Konan Kacou, responsable de programmes -- La mise en oeuvre de l'approche harmonisée de transferts de ressources et la réforme "Unis dans l'action" en Côte d'Ivoire, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Kobehi Guillaume Toutou, membre du groupe de travail interagences HACT Nehla Touré, responsable de l'unité du système informatique du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- La coordination de l'assistance extérieure et le programme conjoint d'accompagnement du Système des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire, Kouakou Lacina Kouamé, ancien directeur de cabinet du ministre d'État, ministre du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Mahamoudou Traoré, conseiller technique du Premier ministre, ministre de l'Économie, des Finances et du Budget -- Adama Sall, conseiller spécial du ministre auprès du Premier ministre, chargé de l'Économie et des Finances -- El Allassane Baguia, chargé de programme, spécialiste des OMD au PNUD -- Le recueil des bonnes pratiques et expériences africaines de la réforme des Nations Unies -- L'expérience de la Tanzanie dans la mise en oeuvre et le suivi-évaluation de la réforme des Nations Unies, Albéric Kacou, vice-président de la Banque africaine de développement (BAD), ancien directeur de cabinet de l'administrateur du PNUD, New York -- Le concept de "Leader unique" au Mozambique, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Francisco Viera, expert, spécialiste à la coordination du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'expérience institutionnelle du dispositif national de la réforme des Nations Unies au Mali, Mbaranga Gasarabwe, représentante spéciale adjointe pour la mission multidimensionnelle intégrée des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation au Mali (MINUSMA) -- Luc Gnonlonfoun, directeur des Opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire
- L'expérience du Rwanda dans la mise en oeuvre et le suivi-évaluation de la réforme des Nations Unies, Aurélien Agbénonci, ministre des Affaires étrangères du Bénin, ancien représentant spécial adjoint de la mission multidimensionnelle intégrée des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation en République centrafricaine (MINUSCA) -- L'articulation stratégique d'un plan cadre des Nations Unies : l'expérience du Cabo Verde, Mensah Léon Aluka, chef du secrétariat du Groupe des Nations Unies pour le développement de l'Afrique de l'Ouest et du Centre (UNDG-WCA) et spécialiste de la coordination régionale et de la réforme des Nations Unies -- L'analyse des gains liés à la réforme des Nations Unies au Mali et en Côte d'Ivoire : expériences comparées, Pierre Carrel, consultant international et universitaire, spécialiste de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Luc Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les axes stratégiques d'une communication unifiée du Système des Nations Unies : les expériences du Zimbabwe et du Ghana, Pierre Carrel, consultant international et universitaire, spécialiste de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Jenny-Christelle Debrimou, spécialiste de la communication au bureau du coordonnateur résident des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'expérience de l'Éthiopie et du Lesotho en matière de gestion managériale et opérationnelle de la réforme "Unis dans l'action" (BOS), Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Lassina Touré, spécialiste de la coordination et spécialiste du suivi-évaluation de I'UNDAF au sein de l'unité de coordination du SNU en. Côte d'Ivoire -- L'amorce du processus de réforme du Système des Nations Unies en Guinée, Séraphine Wakana, coordonnatrice résidente du SNU et représentante résidente du PNUD en Guinée -- L'initiative HACT et la mise en place d'un système intégré de gestion des partenariats en République démocratique du Congo, Adama Coulibaly, directeur de cabinet du ministre auprès du. Premier ministre chargé de l'Économie et des Finances en Côte d'Ivoire -- Amadou Sow, ICT spécialiste/Business intelligence au PNUD en République démocratique du Congo -- La mise en oeuvre de l'initiative "Unis dans l'action" au Bénin, Rosine Sori Coulibaly, ministre de l'Économie, des Finances et du Développement au Burkina Faso, ancienne coordinatrice des agences du SNU au Bénin -- La réforme "Unis dans l'action" : un processus prometteur au Togo, Khardiata Lo N'diaye, coordonnatrice résidente des Nations Unies et représentante résidente du PNUD au Togo.
- Préface, AlbertToikeusse Mabri, ministre des Affaires étrangères de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Avant-propos, Nialé Kaba, ministre du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du Système des Nations Unies (SNU) en Côte d'Ivoire -- Introduction, Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de -l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les prolégomènes de la réforme des Nations Unies, Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur-pays du Programme des Nations Unies pour le développement (PNUD) en Côte d'Ivoire -- La réforme des Nations Unies : objectifs et orientations -- L'initiative de la réforme des Nations Unies et la rationalisation de l'effort d'alignement et de coordination de l'aide, Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les grandes lignes de la réforme des Nations Unies, Frederik Matthys, conseiller régional pour l'Afrique du bureau de la coordination des opérations de développement des Nations Unies -- Les objectifs de la réforme des Nations Unies, Fidèle Sarassoro, chef de cabinet du Président de la République de la Côte d'Ivoire -- La valeur ajoutée du Système des Nations Unies, Babacar Cissé, représentant spécial adjoint du secrétaire général de l'ONU et coordonnateur des agences du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- Le rôle des acteurs nationaux et la réforme des Nations Unies pour la réalisation des objectifs de développement durable de l'Afrique, Lanciné Diaby, directeur général du plan et de la lutte contre la pauvreté, ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'engagement conjoint et les aspects institutionnels de la réforme "Unis dans l'action", Lacina Kouakou Kouamé, ancien directeur de cabinet au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Le management de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Le DaO et les instruments managériaux de performance de l'action du Système des Nations Unies dans les pays africains, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Francisco Viera, spécialiste à la coordination du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'indispensable engagement du personnel des agences du Système des Nations Unies, Pierre Carrel, consultant international et universitaire, spécialiste de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Le système de suivi-évaluation pour promouvoir la culture du résultat et la "redevabilité" du Système des Nations Unies, Adèle Khudr, représentante de l'Unicef en Côte d'Ivoire -- Christina De Bruin, représentante adjointe de l'Unicef en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les enjeux de la transformation, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Alina Aimée Mahouagbeu Ouattara, chef adjointe de la cellule de coordination stratégique au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Luc-Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- La feuille de route : un instrument d'orientation et de coordination appropriée, Pr Benoît Patrick Gbakou, chef de la cellule de coordination stratégique au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire
- Alina Aimée Mahouagbeu Ouattara, chef adjointe de la cellule de coordination stratégique au ministère du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Francisco Viera, spécialiste à la coordination du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- La pratique de la réforme des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire : une expérimentation dans un contexte de consolidation de la paix et de promotion du développement -- La réforme "Unis dans l'action" dans le contexte d'une opération de maintien de la paix, Fidèle Sarassoro, chef de cabinet du Président de la République de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Le plan prioritaire de consolidation de la paix en Côte d'Ivoire et l'approche "Unis dans l'action" du Système des Nations Unies, Marie Goreth Nizigama, conseillère en planification stratégique et chef de l'unité de coordination du SNU -- Famoussa Coulibaly, directeur de cabinet adjoint au ministère des Affaires étrangères de la Côte d'Ivoire -- La contribution de l'ONUSIDA au processus de la réforme des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire, Michel Sidibé, directeur exécutif de l'ONUSIDA -- Tamsir Sall, directeur pays de l'ONUSIDA en Côte d'Ivoire -- Le cadre conjoint pour l'amélioration de la santé maternelle en Côte d'Ivoire (OMD5), Suzanne Konaté Maïga, médecin de santé publique, représentante de l'UNFPA (Fonds des Nations Unies pour la population) en Côte d' Ivoire, avec la collaboration de : Saidou Kaboré, représentant adjoint et du Dr Pierre Konan Kacou, responsable de programmes -- La mise en oeuvre de l'approche harmonisée de transferts de ressources et la réforme "Unis dans l'action" en Côte d'Ivoire, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Kobehi Guillaume Toutou, membre du groupe de travail interagences HACT Nehla Touré, responsable de l'unité du système informatique du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- La coordination de l'assistance extérieure et le programme conjoint d'accompagnement du Système des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire, Kouakou Lacina Kouamé, ancien directeur de cabinet du ministre d'État, ministre du Plan et du Développement de la Côte d'Ivoire -- Mahamoudou Traoré, conseiller technique du Premier ministre, ministre de l'Économie, des Finances et du Budget -- Adama Sall, conseiller spécial du ministre auprès du Premier ministre, chargé de l'Économie et des Finances -- El Allassane Baguia, chargé de programme, spécialiste des OMD au PNUD -- Le recueil des bonnes pratiques et expériences africaines de la réforme des Nations Unies -- L'expérience de la Tanzanie dans la mise en oeuvre et le suivi-évaluation de la réforme des Nations Unies, Albéric Kacou, vice-président de la Banque africaine de développement (BAD), ancien directeur de cabinet de l'administrateur du PNUD, New York -- Le concept de "Leader unique" au Mozambique, Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Francisco Viera, expert, spécialiste à la coordination du SNU en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'expérience institutionnelle du dispositif national de la réforme des Nations Unies au Mali, Mbaranga Gasarabwe, représentante spéciale adjointe pour la mission multidimensionnelle intégrée des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation au Mali (MINUSMA) -- Luc Gnonlonfoun, directeur des Opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire
- L'expérience du Rwanda dans la mise en oeuvre et le suivi-évaluation de la réforme des Nations Unies, Aurélien Agbénonci, ministre des Affaires étrangères du Bénin, ancien représentant spécial adjoint de la mission multidimensionnelle intégrée des Nations Unies pour la stabilisation en République centrafricaine (MINUSCA) -- L'articulation stratégique d'un plan cadre des Nations Unies : l'expérience du Cabo Verde, Mensah Léon Aluka, chef du secrétariat du Groupe des Nations Unies pour le développement de l'Afrique de l'Ouest et du Centre (UNDG-WCA) et spécialiste de la coordination régionale et de la réforme des Nations Unies -- L'analyse des gains liés à la réforme des Nations Unies au Mali et en Côte d'Ivoire : expériences comparées, Pierre Carrel, consultant international et universitaire, spécialiste de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Luc Joël Grégoire, directeur pays du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Les axes stratégiques d'une communication unifiée du Système des Nations Unies : les expériences du Zimbabwe et du Ghana, Pierre Carrel, consultant international et universitaire, spécialiste de la réforme des Nations Unies -- Jenny-Christelle Debrimou, spécialiste de la communication au bureau du coordonnateur résident des Nations Unies en Côte d'Ivoire -- L'expérience de l'Éthiopie et du Lesotho en matière de gestion managériale et opérationnelle de la réforme "Unis dans l'action" (BOS), Christian Do Rosario, ancien directeur des opérations du PNUD en Côte d'Ivoire -- Lassina Touré, spécialiste de la coordination et spécialiste du suivi-évaluation de I'UNDAF au sein de l'unité de coordination du SNU en. Côte d'Ivoire -- L'amorce du processus de réforme du Système des Nations Unies en Guinée, Séraphine Wakana, coordonnatrice résidente du SNU et représentante résidente du PNUD en Guinée -- L'initiative HACT et la mise en place d'un système intégré de gestion des partenariats en République démocratique du Congo, Adama Coulibaly, directeur de cabinet du ministre auprès du. Premier ministre chargé de l'Économie et des Finances en Côte d'Ivoire -- Amadou Sow, ICT spécialiste/Business intelligence au PNUD en République démocratique du Congo -- La mise en oeuvre de l'initiative "Unis dans l'action" au Bénin, Rosine Sori Coulibaly, ministre de l'Économie, des Finances et du Développement au Burkina Faso, ancienne coordinatrice des agences du SNU au Bénin -- La réforme "Unis dans l'action" : un processus prometteur au Togo, Khardiata Lo N'diaye, coordonnatrice résidente des Nations Unies et représentante résidente du PNUD au Togo.
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- Foreword Introduction 1. Democracy and Consensus Building Good Offices at work Democracy Human rights Rule of law 2. Economic Development International trade Trade competitiveness Debt management Reform of international institutions Enterprise and agriculture Climate change and sustainable development Maritime boundaries and natural resources 3. Public Sector Development Governance Service delivery Information and communications technologies 4. Human Development Education Health Gender HIV/AIDS 5. Young People Youth empowerment Youth centres 6. Outreach Partnerships Communication 7. Strategic Direction, Management and People Strategic direction of the Secretariat Planning, monitoring and evaluation ICT/financial management Human resources Appendices 1. The Commonwealth and its members 2. Secretariat structure and senior staff 3. Rates of contribution and programme budgets 4. Resource allocations by programme 5. Commonwealth Secretariat partners: 2007-2009 6. Commonwealth Family organisations 7. Commonwealth Secretariat published titles, July 2007- June 2009 Abbreviations The Commonwealth at 60.
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- Foreword Introduction 1. Democracy and Consensus Building Good Offices at work Democracy Human rights Rule of law 2. Economic Development International trade Trade competitiveness Debt management Reform of international institutions Enterprise and agriculture Climate change and sustainable development Maritime boundaries and natural resources 3. Public Sector Development Governance Service delivery Information and communications technologies 4. Human Development Education Health Gender HIV/AIDS 5. Young People Youth empowerment Youth centres 6. Outreach Partnerships Communication 7. Strategic Direction, Management and People Strategic direction of the Secretariat Planning, monitoring and evaluation ICT/financial management Human resources Appendices 1. The Commonwealth and its members 2. Secretariat structure and senior staff 3. Rates of contribution and programme budgets 4. Resource allocations by programme 5. Commonwealth Secretariat partners: 2007-2009 6. Commonwealth Family organisations 7. Commonwealth Secretariat published titles, July 2007- June 2009 Abbreviations The Commonwealth at 60.
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- Einleitung
- Ebenen der Blockade
- Vom Wollen und Wählen
- Interessen von heute gegen die von morgen : Standortwettbewerb und der Kampf um Arbeitsplätze
- "Reform" als Drohung : der Neoliberalismus hat den Wandel diskreditiert
- Kapitalismus allein zu Haus : System ohne Aufsicht, Wirtschaft ohne Weitsicht, Eliten ohne Rücksicht
- Die Finanzkrise und die Krise Europas
- Starke Lobby, schwache Lobby : Organisierte Interessen und schwache Demokratie
- Vierte Gewalt und die Macht über die Köpfe : Medien und der Kampf um Deutung
- Selbstblockade Politikverdruss
- Auf Dauer nur sauber : 9 Milliarden Menschen auf einem Planeten
- Menschen im Treibhaus
- Versaute Böden und knappe Nahrung
- Auf dem Trockenen
- Das große Aussterben
- Chili, Baby, Chili! : Rohstoffe und was sie uns kosten
- Zu große Fußstapfen
- Sehenden Auges in die falsche Richtung? : Wissen ist nicht Politik
- Eigenwert der Natur oder Interesse des Menschen
- Natur versus Umwelt
- Ökologischer Materialismus : wir haben nur zu gewinnen und nichts zu verlieren!
- Auf Dauer nur gerecht : 9 Milliarden Menschen auf einem Weltmarkt
- Das Zerreißen der Gesellschaft
- Welt-Markt-Welt : die zweite große Aufgabe unserer Zeit
- Ungleichheit im alten Westen
- Globalisierung spaltet : Globalisierung gleicht an
- Spannung zwischen Demokratie und Kapitalismus
- Ungleiche Verteilung führt zu Schuldenwirtschaft und Finanzkrisen
- Wozu Ungleichheit gut sein kann und was sie sonst noch anrichtet
- Können wir immer weiter wachsen?
- Was noch weiter wachsen muss
- Entkopplung : wir sollten wachsen können : nicht müssen
- Durchbrach zu einem grünen und gerechten Land : Politik für die Transformation
- Klimaschutz vorantreiben
- Energiewende durchziehen
- Wärme sparen und Verkehr wenden
- Agrarwende beschleunigen!
- Finanzmarkt erden
- Exportweltmeister mit Investitionsschwäche
- Was wir kommenden Generationen wirklich schulden
- Warum wir für uns selbst kämpfen, wenn wir für Europa kämpfen
- Globale Risiken, Europas Chancen, Deutschlands Verantwortung
- Blockaden lösen : eine Strategie für Veränderung
- Ökologie ist Gerechtigkeit
- Politisieren statt Predigen
- Verlierer sind Blockierer
- Konfrontation wagen
- Aus den Erfolgen der Vergangenheit lernen
- Schwarz-Gelb oder GroKo : Welchen Stillstand hätten Sie denn gerne?
- Gesellschaftliche Lager und Arbeitsteilung in einer Koalition
- Gefahr von rechts
- Ampel-Gehampel
- Von hinten durch die Brust ins Auge? Schwarz-Grün
- Grün für Linksabbieger : Rot-Grün-Rot
- Schlussbetrachtung
- Textnachweise
- Endnoten.
- Einleitung
- Ebenen der Blockade
- Vom Wollen und Wählen
- Interessen von heute gegen die von morgen : Standortwettbewerb und der Kampf um Arbeitsplätze
- "Reform" als Drohung : der Neoliberalismus hat den Wandel diskreditiert
- Kapitalismus allein zu Haus : System ohne Aufsicht, Wirtschaft ohne Weitsicht, Eliten ohne Rücksicht
- Die Finanzkrise und die Krise Europas
- Starke Lobby, schwache Lobby : Organisierte Interessen und schwache Demokratie
- Vierte Gewalt und die Macht über die Köpfe : Medien und der Kampf um Deutung
- Selbstblockade Politikverdruss
- Auf Dauer nur sauber : 9 Milliarden Menschen auf einem Planeten
- Menschen im Treibhaus
- Versaute Böden und knappe Nahrung
- Auf dem Trockenen
- Das große Aussterben
- Chili, Baby, Chili! : Rohstoffe und was sie uns kosten
- Zu große Fußstapfen
- Sehenden Auges in die falsche Richtung? : Wissen ist nicht Politik
- Eigenwert der Natur oder Interesse des Menschen
- Natur versus Umwelt
- Ökologischer Materialismus : wir haben nur zu gewinnen und nichts zu verlieren!
- Auf Dauer nur gerecht : 9 Milliarden Menschen auf einem Weltmarkt
- Das Zerreißen der Gesellschaft
- Welt-Markt-Welt : die zweite große Aufgabe unserer Zeit
- Ungleichheit im alten Westen
- Globalisierung spaltet : Globalisierung gleicht an
- Spannung zwischen Demokratie und Kapitalismus
- Ungleiche Verteilung führt zu Schuldenwirtschaft und Finanzkrisen
- Wozu Ungleichheit gut sein kann und was sie sonst noch anrichtet
- Können wir immer weiter wachsen?
- Was noch weiter wachsen muss
- Entkopplung : wir sollten wachsen können : nicht müssen
- Durchbrach zu einem grünen und gerechten Land : Politik für die Transformation
- Klimaschutz vorantreiben
- Energiewende durchziehen
- Wärme sparen und Verkehr wenden
- Agrarwende beschleunigen!
- Finanzmarkt erden
- Exportweltmeister mit Investitionsschwäche
- Was wir kommenden Generationen wirklich schulden
- Warum wir für uns selbst kämpfen, wenn wir für Europa kämpfen
- Globale Risiken, Europas Chancen, Deutschlands Verantwortung
- Blockaden lösen : eine Strategie für Veränderung
- Ökologie ist Gerechtigkeit
- Politisieren statt Predigen
- Verlierer sind Blockierer
- Konfrontation wagen
- Aus den Erfolgen der Vergangenheit lernen
- Schwarz-Gelb oder GroKo : Welchen Stillstand hätten Sie denn gerne?
- Gesellschaftliche Lager und Arbeitsteilung in einer Koalition
- Gefahr von rechts
- Ampel-Gehampel
- Von hinten durch die Brust ins Auge? Schwarz-Grün
- Grün für Linksabbieger : Rot-Grün-Rot
- Schlussbetrachtung
- Textnachweise
- Endnoten.
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17. Die Vision der UNO für die Zukunft der Welt : die 2030-Agenda für nachhaltige Entwicklung [2015]
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- 114 pages ; 24 cm.
- Kurzfassung
- Abstract
- Nachhaltige Entwicklung : neues und altes Schlüsselthema
- Einführung
- Begriffsrahmung
- Übersicht
- Divergierende Interpretationsansätze
- Messbarkeit der Nachhaltigkeitsziele
- Indikatorisierung
- Begriff des Indiktors
- Deutsche Indiktoren-Sets
- Aktuelle Diskussion der nachhaltigen Entwicklung
- Genese der Agenda
- Millenniumsgipfel von 2000
- UN-Bericht 2014 zu den Millenniums-Entwicklungsziele
- Millenniums-Erklärung
- Millenniumsziele
- Rio+20-Gipfel
- Einführung
- Abschlusserklärung
- Bekenntnis zur "Grünen Ökonomie"
- Kritik an den Ergebnissen von Rio+20
- Open Working Group
- High-level Panel
- Synthesebericht des UN-Generalsekretärs
- Endgültige Fassung der 2030 Agenda
- Internationale Verhandlungen
- Final Draft : Endgültige Entwicklungsagenda
- Kritische Anmerkungen
- Beteiligung der EU am 2030 Agenda-Prozess
- Beteiligung Deutschlands am Post-25-Agenda-Prozess
- Unterschied zwischen verkündeter und realer Politik
- Positionspapier der deutschen Bundesregierung
- Bundestagsdrucksache "Agenda für den Wandel zu nachhaltiger Entwicklung
- Aufnahme des Nachhaltigkeitsgebots in das Recht
- Vorbemerkungen
- Verfassung
- Umweltrecht
- Reformdiskussion
- Integration der Nachhaltigkeit in das deutsche Recht
- Positionen der Wissenschaft
- Nachhaltigkeits-Politik in Europa und Deutschland
- Europäische Nachhaltigkeitspolitik
- Die Europäische Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie von 2001
- Revidierte Nachhaltigkeitstrategie von 2006
- Fortschrittsberichte der Kommission
- Nachhaltigkeitspolitik der Bundesrepublik
- Übersicht
- Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie und Fortschrittsberichte
- Nachhaltigkeitsziel 15 : Nachhaltiges Landmanagement
- Landmanagement in der Agenda
- Kritik
- Landmanagement in anderen Kontexten
- Steuerung der nachhaltigen Entwicklung
- Einführende Bemerkungen
- Steuerung durch New-Governance
- Ersetzung des klassischen Steuerungsmodells
- Neues Steuerungsmodell
- Kritik
- Weiterentwicklung des Instrumentariums
- Steuerung durch den Markt
- Übersicht
- Sichtweise des Neoliberalismus
- Globalisierung und Neoliberalismus
- Kritik
- Steuerung der nachhaltigen Entwicklung durch Planung
- Umfassende Planungskonzepte
- Umfassende Nachhaltigkeitsplanungen
- Steuerung durch die Rechtsordnung
- Einführende Überlegungen
- Funktionen des Rechts
- Vorherrschaft des Ordnungsrechts
- Recht als Innovation
- Neue Nachhaltigkeitsziele.
- Kurzfassung
- Abstract
- Nachhaltige Entwicklung : neues und altes Schlüsselthema
- Einführung
- Begriffsrahmung
- Übersicht
- Divergierende Interpretationsansätze
- Messbarkeit der Nachhaltigkeitsziele
- Indikatorisierung
- Begriff des Indiktors
- Deutsche Indiktoren-Sets
- Aktuelle Diskussion der nachhaltigen Entwicklung
- Genese der Agenda
- Millenniumsgipfel von 2000
- UN-Bericht 2014 zu den Millenniums-Entwicklungsziele
- Millenniums-Erklärung
- Millenniumsziele
- Rio+20-Gipfel
- Einführung
- Abschlusserklärung
- Bekenntnis zur "Grünen Ökonomie"
- Kritik an den Ergebnissen von Rio+20
- Open Working Group
- High-level Panel
- Synthesebericht des UN-Generalsekretärs
- Endgültige Fassung der 2030 Agenda
- Internationale Verhandlungen
- Final Draft : Endgültige Entwicklungsagenda
- Kritische Anmerkungen
- Beteiligung der EU am 2030 Agenda-Prozess
- Beteiligung Deutschlands am Post-25-Agenda-Prozess
- Unterschied zwischen verkündeter und realer Politik
- Positionspapier der deutschen Bundesregierung
- Bundestagsdrucksache "Agenda für den Wandel zu nachhaltiger Entwicklung
- Aufnahme des Nachhaltigkeitsgebots in das Recht
- Vorbemerkungen
- Verfassung
- Umweltrecht
- Reformdiskussion
- Integration der Nachhaltigkeit in das deutsche Recht
- Positionen der Wissenschaft
- Nachhaltigkeits-Politik in Europa und Deutschland
- Europäische Nachhaltigkeitspolitik
- Die Europäische Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie von 2001
- Revidierte Nachhaltigkeitstrategie von 2006
- Fortschrittsberichte der Kommission
- Nachhaltigkeitspolitik der Bundesrepublik
- Übersicht
- Nachhaltigkeitsstrategie und Fortschrittsberichte
- Nachhaltigkeitsziel 15 : Nachhaltiges Landmanagement
- Landmanagement in der Agenda
- Kritik
- Landmanagement in anderen Kontexten
- Steuerung der nachhaltigen Entwicklung
- Einführende Bemerkungen
- Steuerung durch New-Governance
- Ersetzung des klassischen Steuerungsmodells
- Neues Steuerungsmodell
- Kritik
- Weiterentwicklung des Instrumentariums
- Steuerung durch den Markt
- Übersicht
- Sichtweise des Neoliberalismus
- Globalisierung und Neoliberalismus
- Kritik
- Steuerung der nachhaltigen Entwicklung durch Planung
- Umfassende Planungskonzepte
- Umfassende Nachhaltigkeitsplanungen
- Steuerung durch die Rechtsordnung
- Einführende Überlegungen
- Funktionen des Rechts
- Vorherrschaft des Ordnungsrechts
- Recht als Innovation
- Neue Nachhaltigkeitsziele.
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- Was heisst "nachhaltiges Weltregieren"?
- Wie die Welt n i c h t regiert werden kann
- Der Umgang mit Verschiedenheit
- Der Streit um Gerechtigkeit
- Die Verbannung des Krieges
- Macht, Markt, Moral und Recht
- Wer macht was? : Akteure und Institutionen im nachhaltigen Weltregieren
- Keine Nachhaltigkeit ohne aktive Zivilgesellschaft!
- Was heisst "nachhaltiges Weltregieren"?
- Wie die Welt n i c h t regiert werden kann
- Der Umgang mit Verschiedenheit
- Der Streit um Gerechtigkeit
- Die Verbannung des Krieges
- Macht, Markt, Moral und Recht
- Wer macht was? : Akteure und Institutionen im nachhaltigen Weltregieren
- Keine Nachhaltigkeit ohne aktive Zivilgesellschaft!
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22. Political ecology : global and local [1998]
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This collection is drawn from a recent Global Political conference held to mark the centenary of the birth of Harold Innis, Canada's most important political economist. Throughout his life, Innis was concerned with topics which remain central to political ecology today, such as the link between culture and nature, the impact of humanity on the environment and the role of technology and communications. In this volume, the contributors address environmental issues which Innes was concerened with, from a contemporary, political economy perspective. They explore a wide range of themes and issues including: sustainability risk and regulation population growth planetary management. Case studies provide further insight into issues such as industrial racism, women and development and collective action.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415183802 20160527
This collection addresses environmental issues from a contemporary political economy perspective. Put together in honour of Harold Innis, Canada's most important political economist, the papers explore issues which concerned him, and which continue to be central to political ecology today, such as the link between culture and nature, the impact of humanity on the environment and the role of technology and communications. Other key issues covered include: sustainability risk and regulation population growth global warming planetary management. Case studies provide further insight into issues such as industrial racism, women and development and collective action.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415183802 20160527
This collection addresses environmental issues from a contemporary political economy perspective. Put together in honour of Harold Innis, Canada's most important political economist, the papers explore issues which concerned him, and which continue to be central to political ecology today, such as the link between culture and nature, the impact of humanity on the environment and the role of technology and communications. Other key issues covered include: sustainability risk and regulation population growth global warming planetary management. Case studies provide further insight into issues such as industrial racism, women and development and collective action.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415183819 20160528
This collection is drawn from a recent Global Political conference held to mark the centenary of the birth of Harold Innis, Canada's most important political economist. Throughout his life, Innis was concerned with topics which remain central to political ecology today, such as the link between culture and nature, the impact of humanity on the environment and the role of technology and communications. In this volume, the contributors address environmental issues which Innes was concerened with, from a contemporary, political economy perspective. They explore a wide range of themes and issues including: sustainability risk and regulation population growth planetary management. Case studies provide further insight into issues such as industrial racism, women and development and collective action.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415183802 20160527
This collection addresses environmental issues from a contemporary political economy perspective. Put together in honour of Harold Innis, Canada's most important political economist, the papers explore issues which concerned him, and which continue to be central to political ecology today, such as the link between culture and nature, the impact of humanity on the environment and the role of technology and communications. Other key issues covered include: sustainability risk and regulation population growth global warming planetary management. Case studies provide further insight into issues such as industrial racism, women and development and collective action.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415183819 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415183802 20160527
This collection addresses environmental issues from a contemporary political economy perspective. Put together in honour of Harold Innis, Canada's most important political economist, the papers explore issues which concerned him, and which continue to be central to political ecology today, such as the link between culture and nature, the impact of humanity on the environment and the role of technology and communications. Other key issues covered include: sustainability risk and regulation population growth global warming planetary management. Case studies provide further insight into issues such as industrial racism, women and development and collective action.
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24. Reich oder rechts? : Umweltgruppen und NGO's im Filz mit Staat, Markt und rechter Ideologie [2002]
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- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY AS A FIELD OF INQUIRY -- A. ENGAGING TRADITIONS OF POLITICAL THOUGHT -- B. ENGAGING THE ACADEMY -- III. RETHINKING NATURE AND POLITICAL SUBJECTS -- A. NATURE, ENVIRONMENT, AND THE POLITICAL -- B. ENVIRONMENT, COMMUNITY, AND BOUNDARIES -- IV. ENDS, GOALS, IDEALS -- A. SUSTAINABILITY -- B. JUSTICE, RIGHTS, AND RESPONSIBILITY -- C. FREEDOM, AGENCY, AND FLOURISHING -- V. POWER, STRUCTURES, AND CHANGE -- A. IDENTIFYING STRUCTURAL CONSTRAINTS AND POSSIBILITIES -- B. THEORIZING CITIZENSHIP, MOVEMENTS, AND ACTION.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199685271 20160619
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199685271 20160619
- I. INTRODUCTION -- II. ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICAL THEORY AS A FIELD OF INQUIRY -- A. ENGAGING TRADITIONS OF POLITICAL THOUGHT -- B. ENGAGING THE ACADEMY -- III. RETHINKING NATURE AND POLITICAL SUBJECTS -- A. NATURE, ENVIRONMENT, AND THE POLITICAL -- B. ENVIRONMENT, COMMUNITY, AND BOUNDARIES -- IV. ENDS, GOALS, IDEALS -- A. SUSTAINABILITY -- B. JUSTICE, RIGHTS, AND RESPONSIBILITY -- C. FREEDOM, AGENCY, AND FLOURISHING -- V. POWER, STRUCTURES, AND CHANGE -- A. IDENTIFYING STRUCTURAL CONSTRAINTS AND POSSIBILITIES -- B. THEORIZING CITIZENSHIP, MOVEMENTS, AND ACTION.
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- Towards a corrupt free sustainable development and challenges for good governance and prosperity in Nigeria / Anyim Pius Anyim
- Welcome address presented at the Mid-Term International Conference organised by International Political Science Association (IPSA) RC4 in association with Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU) Awka, with the support of African Centre for Democratic Governance (AFRIGOV) / Pita Ejiofor
- Key note address / R.B. Jain
- Channeling greed towards the public interest / Stuart Nagel
- Public service ethics in Nigeria's local government system / Remi Aiyede
- Capitalist ethos and counter corruption policies in Nigeria / Okonete Ekanem
- Social security question and corruption in Nigeria / Ifeanyi Onyeonoru and Emmanuel A. Fayankinnu
- Tackling corruption in public services : the prospects for India in the 21st century / Rajalakshmi Mishra
- Public sector (mis)management and the quest for good governance in Nigeria : the case of the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) / Antonia T. Simbine
- Emerging paradigms, prognosis, and sustainable development : the case of privatization in developing societies / Godwin Onu
- Internalizing effectiveness and accountability for the public good : strategic choices for public sector bureaucracies in Africa / Festus C. Nze and Anayo Nkamnebe
- Ethical measures for efficient and corruption free public administration in Nigeria : a critical appraisal / William Ehwarieme
- Bureaucratic corruption and anti-corruption strategies in Nigeria, 1976-2001 / Kunle Ajayi
- Corruption and the political economy of sustainability transition in Africa / Obidimma, I.O. Onyemelukwe
- The Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000 and the quest for the sanitization of the public service in Nigeria : an exploration of its feasibility / Nuhu O. Yaqub
- Forms and incidence of corruption in the present day dispensation in Nigeria : implications for counselling / C.A. Nwankwo
- Combating corruption in India : the role of civil society / Sunil Sondhi
- Good governance and economic liberalisation : the reform of public enterprises in India / Sandeep Shastri
- Administrative regime for corruption free sustainable development : a study in the context of liberalization policy in the Rajasthan State, India / P.S. Bhatnagar
- Corruption and productivity in the public services of Third World countries : the challenge of good governance in Nigeria / Onyema Nnadozie
- Mediating encounters : corruption and the Nigerian state / Musa Abutudu
- Public policy and accountability factor in the implementation of Universal Basic Education (UBE) scheme in Nigeria / C.C. Okeke
- The phenomenon of corruption and the challenges of democratic consolidation in Nigeria : a prognosis / Emmanuel O. Ojo
- Impact of democratization on the public bureaucracy in Nigeria : a study of recruitment and promotion in the civil service of Anambra State / Okechukwu Ibeanu, Franca Epueke, and Francis Ikenga
- Corruption and socio-political development in Nigeria : causes and solutions / Mike Oddih
- Values and ethics of public responsibility / E.A. Egboh.
- Towards a corrupt free sustainable development and challenges for good governance and prosperity in Nigeria / Anyim Pius Anyim
- Welcome address presented at the Mid-Term International Conference organised by International Political Science Association (IPSA) RC4 in association with Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU) Awka, with the support of African Centre for Democratic Governance (AFRIGOV) / Pita Ejiofor
- Key note address / R.B. Jain
- Channeling greed towards the public interest / Stuart Nagel
- Public service ethics in Nigeria's local government system / Remi Aiyede
- Capitalist ethos and counter corruption policies in Nigeria / Okonete Ekanem
- Social security question and corruption in Nigeria / Ifeanyi Onyeonoru and Emmanuel A. Fayankinnu
- Tackling corruption in public services : the prospects for India in the 21st century / Rajalakshmi Mishra
- Public sector (mis)management and the quest for good governance in Nigeria : the case of the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) / Antonia T. Simbine
- Emerging paradigms, prognosis, and sustainable development : the case of privatization in developing societies / Godwin Onu
- Internalizing effectiveness and accountability for the public good : strategic choices for public sector bureaucracies in Africa / Festus C. Nze and Anayo Nkamnebe
- Ethical measures for efficient and corruption free public administration in Nigeria : a critical appraisal / William Ehwarieme
- Bureaucratic corruption and anti-corruption strategies in Nigeria, 1976-2001 / Kunle Ajayi
- Corruption and the political economy of sustainability transition in Africa / Obidimma, I.O. Onyemelukwe
- The Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Act, 2000 and the quest for the sanitization of the public service in Nigeria : an exploration of its feasibility / Nuhu O. Yaqub
- Forms and incidence of corruption in the present day dispensation in Nigeria : implications for counselling / C.A. Nwankwo
- Combating corruption in India : the role of civil society / Sunil Sondhi
- Good governance and economic liberalisation : the reform of public enterprises in India / Sandeep Shastri
- Administrative regime for corruption free sustainable development : a study in the context of liberalization policy in the Rajasthan State, India / P.S. Bhatnagar
- Corruption and productivity in the public services of Third World countries : the challenge of good governance in Nigeria / Onyema Nnadozie
- Mediating encounters : corruption and the Nigerian state / Musa Abutudu
- Public policy and accountability factor in the implementation of Universal Basic Education (UBE) scheme in Nigeria / C.C. Okeke
- The phenomenon of corruption and the challenges of democratic consolidation in Nigeria : a prognosis / Emmanuel O. Ojo
- Impact of democratization on the public bureaucracy in Nigeria : a study of recruitment and promotion in the civil service of Anambra State / Okechukwu Ibeanu, Franca Epueke, and Francis Ikenga
- Corruption and socio-political development in Nigeria : causes and solutions / Mike Oddih
- Values and ethics of public responsibility / E.A. Egboh.
30. Citizenship, state and environment in Nigeria : issues in policy and sustainable development [2014]
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- Preface-- Introduction-- A Visionary for Our Time-- The Forging of His Conscience-- Satyagraha, American-style-- Prison -- His Monastery & University-- Marriage & the Movement-- Toward an Economics of Peace-- New Roots for Economics-- Threshold in the Berkshires-- Endnotes-- Index.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780865716155 20160604
- Preface-- Introduction-- A Visionary for Our Time-- The Forging of His Conscience-- Satyagraha, American-style-- Prison -- His Monastery & University-- Marriage & the Movement-- Toward an Economics of Peace-- New Roots for Economics-- Threshold in the Berkshires-- Endnotes-- Index.
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- Rethinking the Third World-- neo-realism-- critical theory-- environmental/ecological philosophies and security-- engaging with other fields and disciplines-- security and development-- security and sustainable development.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781855675384 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781855675384 20160527
- Rethinking the Third World-- neo-realism-- critical theory-- environmental/ecological philosophies and security-- engaging with other fields and disciplines-- security and development-- security and sustainable development.
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37. Delivering as One UN : evaluability assessments of the programme country pilots ; synthesis report [2008]
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- ix, 326 p. ; 22 cm.
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- xxii, 349 p. ; 23 cm.
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46. Consequences of corruption at the sector level and implications for economic growth and development [2015]
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- xiv, 193 pages ; 24 cm
- Preface and Acknowledgements List of Acronyms Chapter 1. The Problem of Local Ownership of Peacebuilding Chapter 2. The Changing Practice of International Peacebuilding Chapter 3. The Historical and Social Impetus for Local Ownership in Afghanistan Chapter 4. The Dilemmas of Foreign Ownership Chapter 5. The Dilemmas of Afghan Ownership Chapter 6. Conflict Transformation and 'Ownership' Dilemmas: A Systems Approach Bibliography.
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- Preface and Acknowledgements List of Acronyms Chapter 1. The Problem of Local Ownership of Peacebuilding Chapter 2. The Changing Practice of International Peacebuilding Chapter 3. The Historical and Social Impetus for Local Ownership in Afghanistan Chapter 4. The Dilemmas of Foreign Ownership Chapter 5. The Dilemmas of Afghan Ownership Chapter 6. Conflict Transformation and 'Ownership' Dilemmas: A Systems Approach Bibliography.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780739181560 20160612
48. We the peoples : a UN for the 21st century [2014]
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- vi, 258 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Introduction Chapter 1. The United Nations * The Legacy of Dag Hammarskjold * A Girl Born Today in Afghanistan * Unhealable Wounds: The Colleagues We Lost in Iraq * Pushing Rocks to the Top of the Mountain * Five Lessons Chapter 2. Development and the Global Community * The Emerging Power of Civil Society * A Global Compact with Business * Peace and Development * Global Market, Global Values * We the Peoples * Leadership is Coming from Women * Climate Change-An All-Encompassing Threat Chapter 3. Peace and Security * Preventing Deadly Conflict * The Use of Force * Cool and Reasoned Judgement * The Importance of Multilateralism * A Fork in the Road * Democracy, Terrorism, and Security * Non-Proliferation and Disarmament-Two Sides of a Coin Chapter 4. Human Rights * Against Racism * "The Very Heart of the UN's Mission" * "The Battle Is Never Finally Won" Chapter 5. Peacekeeping and Peaccebuilding * Swords into Ploughshares: The 50th Anniversary of UN Peacekeeping * What We Have Learnt Chapter 6. Africa * Africa's Third Wave * AIDS and Africa's Future * From OAU to African Union * An Exciting Time to Be an African Chapter 7. The Middle East * Israel and the United Nations * Following Sadat's Example * The Tragedy of Lebanon * Not Just a Regional Conflict Chapter 8. Prevention of Genocide and the Responsibility to Protect * The International Criminal Court * On Intervention * An Emerging Norm * Two Concepts of Sovereignty * An Action Plan to Prevent Genocide * Remembering the Holocaust Chapter 9. The Value of Diversity * A Dialogue among and within Societies * Unity in Diversity * "The Faith We Must Have in Each Other" * "Naming Evil" * "A Small Confession".
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781612055589 20160614
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781612055589 20160614
- Introduction Chapter 1. The United Nations * The Legacy of Dag Hammarskjold * A Girl Born Today in Afghanistan * Unhealable Wounds: The Colleagues We Lost in Iraq * Pushing Rocks to the Top of the Mountain * Five Lessons Chapter 2. Development and the Global Community * The Emerging Power of Civil Society * A Global Compact with Business * Peace and Development * Global Market, Global Values * We the Peoples * Leadership is Coming from Women * Climate Change-An All-Encompassing Threat Chapter 3. Peace and Security * Preventing Deadly Conflict * The Use of Force * Cool and Reasoned Judgement * The Importance of Multilateralism * A Fork in the Road * Democracy, Terrorism, and Security * Non-Proliferation and Disarmament-Two Sides of a Coin Chapter 4. Human Rights * Against Racism * "The Very Heart of the UN's Mission" * "The Battle Is Never Finally Won" Chapter 5. Peacekeeping and Peaccebuilding * Swords into Ploughshares: The 50th Anniversary of UN Peacekeeping * What We Have Learnt Chapter 6. Africa * Africa's Third Wave * AIDS and Africa's Future * From OAU to African Union * An Exciting Time to Be an African Chapter 7. The Middle East * Israel and the United Nations * Following Sadat's Example * The Tragedy of Lebanon * Not Just a Regional Conflict Chapter 8. Prevention of Genocide and the Responsibility to Protect * The International Criminal Court * On Intervention * An Emerging Norm * Two Concepts of Sovereignty * An Action Plan to Prevent Genocide * Remembering the Holocaust Chapter 9. The Value of Diversity * A Dialogue among and within Societies * Unity in Diversity * "The Faith We Must Have in Each Other" * "Naming Evil" * "A Small Confession".
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781612055589 20160614
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781612055589 20160614
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49. We the peoples : a UN for the 21st century [2014]
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- vi, 258 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- The United Nations
- Development and the global community
- Peace and security
- Human rights
- Peacekeeping and peace-building
- Africa
- The Middle East
- Prevention of genocide and the responsibility to protect
- The value of diversity.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781612055589 20160614
- The United Nations
- Development and the global community
- Peace and security
- Human rights
- Peacekeeping and peace-building
- Africa
- The Middle East
- Prevention of genocide and the responsibility to protect
- The value of diversity.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781612055589 20160614
- Book
- xi, 148 p. ; 24 cm.
- Preface. 1. Amaratya Sen and Sustainability "Timothy W. Luke" 2. Rawlsian Justice in a Common Globe "Aaron James "3. Deliberative Communication for Sustainability? A Habermas-Inspired Pluralistic Approach "Tomas Englund, Johan A-hman and Leif A-stman" 4. Dworkin and the Appeal of Theory "Stephen Guest "5. Nozick on Security and Sustainability "Christopher Winch" 6. Hayekian Liberalism and Sustainable Development "Mark Pennington" 7. Engaging Tradition: Michael Oakeshott on Liberal Learning "Hanan Alexander" 8. Liberalism, Sustainability, Security, Learning: Framing the Issues "Stephen Gough and Andrew Stables. "Contributors. Index.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415955829 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415955829 20160527
- Preface. 1. Amaratya Sen and Sustainability "Timothy W. Luke" 2. Rawlsian Justice in a Common Globe "Aaron James "3. Deliberative Communication for Sustainability? A Habermas-Inspired Pluralistic Approach "Tomas Englund, Johan A-hman and Leif A-stman" 4. Dworkin and the Appeal of Theory "Stephen Guest "5. Nozick on Security and Sustainability "Christopher Winch" 6. Hayekian Liberalism and Sustainable Development "Mark Pennington" 7. Engaging Tradition: Michael Oakeshott on Liberal Learning "Hanan Alexander" 8. Liberalism, Sustainability, Security, Learning: Framing the Issues "Stephen Gough and Andrew Stables. "Contributors. Index.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415955829 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780415955829 20160527
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- 219 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
- Book
- xv, 186 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
- Acknowledgements-- Opening Note-- Clarity-- 1. The Straightjacket: peeling away the layers-- elections plus a market... that's democracy?-- lizzie's lessons-- thin democracy's pitfalls-- deeper dangers-- humility and hope-- 2. New Eyes: goodness of or in human nature?-- an ecology of democracy, five qualities-- a premise of plenty, a spiral of hope-- 3. What Democracy Feels Like: nine dimensions, some glimpses-- why now? four revolutions-- Creativity-- 4. Power Invisible: one choice we don't have-- mirrors in our brain-- power isn't a four-letter word-- relational power's under-appreciated sources-- drops count-- 5. The Art Of Power: democracy's arts-- the power of simply listening-- conflict as creative-- kids learn conflict is okay-- 6. Talking Democracy: globalization or global corporate power?-- free market-free trade or fair market-fair trade?-- regulations or standards?-- consumers or buyers?-- Courage-- 7. Seize the Moment: a downward spin-- a rude shock-- 8. When Fear Means Go: fear as pure energy-- fear and conflict-- as it is-- old thoughts, new thoughts-- inner applause-- 9. Sanity in Motion: claiming our sanity-- protection-- a cautionary tale, the dangers of good intentions-- on issues versus entry points-- an internal checklist-- bold humility-- knowing-- An Invitation-- Questions to Spark Talk and Action-- Recommended Reading-- Endnotes-- Index-- Books from the Small Planet Institute-- Ideas-- Idea 1: Thin Democracy vs. Living Democracy-- Idea 2: We All Have Public Lives-- Idea 3: Rethinking Power-- Idea 4: Ten Arts of Democracy-- Idea 5: Toward a Language of Democracy-- Idea 6: The Inner World of Living Democracy-- Idea 7: Seven Ways to Rethink Fear-- Idea 8: Living Democracy's Checklist.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780979414244 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780979414244 20160528
- Acknowledgements-- Opening Note-- Clarity-- 1. The Straightjacket: peeling away the layers-- elections plus a market... that's democracy?-- lizzie's lessons-- thin democracy's pitfalls-- deeper dangers-- humility and hope-- 2. New Eyes: goodness of or in human nature?-- an ecology of democracy, five qualities-- a premise of plenty, a spiral of hope-- 3. What Democracy Feels Like: nine dimensions, some glimpses-- why now? four revolutions-- Creativity-- 4. Power Invisible: one choice we don't have-- mirrors in our brain-- power isn't a four-letter word-- relational power's under-appreciated sources-- drops count-- 5. The Art Of Power: democracy's arts-- the power of simply listening-- conflict as creative-- kids learn conflict is okay-- 6. Talking Democracy: globalization or global corporate power?-- free market-free trade or fair market-fair trade?-- regulations or standards?-- consumers or buyers?-- Courage-- 7. Seize the Moment: a downward spin-- a rude shock-- 8. When Fear Means Go: fear as pure energy-- fear and conflict-- as it is-- old thoughts, new thoughts-- inner applause-- 9. Sanity in Motion: claiming our sanity-- protection-- a cautionary tale, the dangers of good intentions-- on issues versus entry points-- an internal checklist-- bold humility-- knowing-- An Invitation-- Questions to Spark Talk and Action-- Recommended Reading-- Endnotes-- Index-- Books from the Small Planet Institute-- Ideas-- Idea 1: Thin Democracy vs. Living Democracy-- Idea 2: We All Have Public Lives-- Idea 3: Rethinking Power-- Idea 4: Ten Arts of Democracy-- Idea 5: Toward a Language of Democracy-- Idea 6: The Inner World of Living Democracy-- Idea 7: Seven Ways to Rethink Fear-- Idea 8: Living Democracy's Checklist.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780979414244 20160528
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- Tables-- Abbreviations-- Foreword-- Preface-- Acknowledgements-- 1. Introduction-- 2. Autocracy and Dissent in Colonial Congo-- 3. Cold War and Personal Rule-- 4. The Rise and Fall of the Sacred Union-- 5. The 1996-97 Rebellion and Mobutu's Fall from Power-- 6. The Anti-Kabila Revolt and Its Consequences-- 7. Summary and Conclusions-- Bibliography-- Index.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780773460348 20160527
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- Tables-- Abbreviations-- Foreword-- Preface-- Acknowledgements-- 1. Introduction-- 2. Autocracy and Dissent in Colonial Congo-- 3. Cold War and Personal Rule-- 4. The Rise and Fall of the Sacred Union-- 5. The 1996-97 Rebellion and Mobutu's Fall from Power-- 6. The Anti-Kabila Revolt and Its Consequences-- 7. Summary and Conclusions-- Bibliography-- Index.
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56. Uleilmastumine ja globaalprobleemid [2009]
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58. Citizenship and the environment [2003]
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- 227 p. ; 22 cm.
- Acknowledgements-- Introduction-- 1. Towards Post-Cosmopolitanism-- 2. Three Types of Citizenship-- 3. Ecological Citizenship-- 4. Environmental Sustainability in Liberal Societies-- 5. Citizenship, Education, and the Environment-- Conclusion.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199258437 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199258437 20160527
Andrew Dobson argues that ecological citizenship cannot be fully articulated in terms of the two great traditions of citizenship - liberal and civic republican - with which we have been bequeathed. He develops an original theory of citizenship, which he calls "post-cosmopolitan", and argues that ecological citizenship is an example and an inflection of it. Ecological citizenship focuses on duties as well as rights, and these duties are owed non-reciprocally, by those individuals and communities who occupy unsustainable amounts of ecological space, to those who occupy too little. The first virtue of ecological citizenship is justice, but post-cosmopolitanism follows some feminisms in arguing that care and compassion may be required to meet its special obligations. Dobson suggests that ecological citizenship's conception of political space is not the state or the municipality, or the ideal speech community of cosmopolitanism, but the "ecological footprint".
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- Acknowledgements-- Introduction-- 1. Towards Post-Cosmopolitanism-- 2. Three Types of Citizenship-- 3. Ecological Citizenship-- 4. Environmental Sustainability in Liberal Societies-- 5. Citizenship, Education, and the Environment-- Conclusion.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199258437 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199258437 20160527
Andrew Dobson argues that ecological citizenship cannot be fully articulated in terms of the two great traditions of citizenship - liberal and civic republican - with which we have been bequeathed. He develops an original theory of citizenship, which he calls "post-cosmopolitan", and argues that ecological citizenship is an example and an inflection of it. Ecological citizenship focuses on duties as well as rights, and these duties are owed non-reciprocally, by those individuals and communities who occupy unsustainable amounts of ecological space, to those who occupy too little. The first virtue of ecological citizenship is justice, but post-cosmopolitanism follows some feminisms in arguing that care and compassion may be required to meet its special obligations. Dobson suggests that ecological citizenship's conception of political space is not the state or the municipality, or the ideal speech community of cosmopolitanism, but the "ecological footprint".
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199258444 20160528
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60. Ein Konto für die ganze Welt [2016]
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- 176 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
- Vorwort [von Anne Rüffer]
- Überblick
- Der Ist-Zustand der globalen Zusammenarbeit
- Soll-Zustand
- Mittelverwendung : Welche Ziele bringt das Weltkonto konkret voran?
- Mittelverwaltung : Welche Art von Weltkonto kann in kurzer Zeit tatsächlich funktionieren?
- Mittelherkunft : wie finanziert sich das Weltkonto?
- Dank
- Umfrage
- Anhang
- Anmerkungen
- Bildnachweis.
- Vorwort [von Anne Rüffer]
- Überblick
- Der Ist-Zustand der globalen Zusammenarbeit
- Soll-Zustand
- Mittelverwendung : Welche Ziele bringt das Weltkonto konkret voran?
- Mittelverwaltung : Welche Art von Weltkonto kann in kurzer Zeit tatsächlich funktionieren?
- Mittelherkunft : wie finanziert sich das Weltkonto?
- Dank
- Umfrage
- Anhang
- Anmerkungen
- Bildnachweis.
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Global power structures are changing. The United States and Europe are losing ground, as countries such as China and India increase their global reach. At the same time that new global players emerge, multinational corporations, global civil society organizations, and international media carve out their own spaces in international affairs. How will these changes impact the legitimacy of the United Nations? In Shared Responsibility, Carsten Staur examines the ability of the UN to combine its normative functions - defining global objectives, rules, and standards - with practical assistance for its 193 member states. Staur focuses on transformative global challenges, where the UN has the potential to play a critical role in assisting vulnerable countries in the aftermath of conflict, in further developing the concept of "responsibility to protect, " in creating a more forceful system of accountability for mass atrocity crimes, and in re-launching sustainable development as the future's principal global development approach and as the basis for dealing effectively with both climate change and the responsible management of global resources. An insider's look at the UN, Shared Responsibility details the problems faced by the United Nations and presents solutions for the organization to remain relevant, legitimate, and action-oriented in the twenty-first century.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780773542945 20160612
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780773542945 20160612
Global power structures are changing. The United States and Europe are losing ground, as countries such as China and India increase their global reach. At the same time that new global players emerge, multinational corporations, global civil society organizations, and international media carve out their own spaces in international affairs. How will these changes impact the legitimacy of the United Nations? In Shared Responsibility, Carsten Staur examines the ability of the UN to combine its normative functions - defining global objectives, rules, and standards - with practical assistance for its 193 member states. Staur focuses on transformative global challenges, where the UN has the potential to play a critical role in assisting vulnerable countries in the aftermath of conflict, in further developing the concept of "responsibility to protect, " in creating a more forceful system of accountability for mass atrocity crimes, and in re-launching sustainable development as the future's principal global development approach and as the basis for dealing effectively with both climate change and the responsible management of global resources. An insider's look at the UN, Shared Responsibility details the problems faced by the United Nations and presents solutions for the organization to remain relevant, legitimate, and action-oriented in the twenty-first century.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780773542945 20160612
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780773542945 20160612
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- 74 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
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- 59 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.
- Book
- xvi, 266 p. : ill.
- pt. 1. Corruption, crime and economic growth. ch. 1. Introduction / R. N. Ghosh and M. A. B. Siddique
- ch. 2. Some quantitative measures of corruption / R. N. Ghosh and M. A. B. Siddique
- ch. 3. Using the release of information as an indicator of government transparency / Andrew Williams
- ch. 4. Deliberative democracy, global green information system and spirituality / Dora Marinova, Vladislav Todorov and Amzad Hossain
- pt. 2. Seleted case studies. ch. 5. Governance, institutions and corruption: Negative sovereignty in Africa / Derek H. Aldcroft
- ch. 6. Corruption in Bangladesh: Review and analysis / M. A. B. Siddique
- ch. 7. Restoring sustainable governance in Bangladesh / Amzad Hossain and Dora Marinova
- ch. 8. Crime, corruption and economic growth - A study in Indian perspective / Gautam M. Chakrabarti
- ch. 9. Comparative crime and corruption in different Indian states in the context of economic development / Surajit Kar Purkayastha
- ch. 10. A certain uncertainty; Assessment of court decisions in tackling corruption in Indonesia / Rimawan Pradiptyo
- ch. 11. Does governance reform in a democratic transition country reduce the risk of corruption? Evidence from Indonesia / Budi Setiyono
- pt. 3. Conclusion and policy implications. ch. 12. Conclusion: Good governance and sustainable development / M. A. B. Siddique and R. N. Ghosh.
- pt. 1. Corruption, crime and economic growth. ch. 1. Introduction / R. N. Ghosh and M. A. B. Siddique
- ch. 2. Some quantitative measures of corruption / R. N. Ghosh and M. A. B. Siddique
- ch. 3. Using the release of information as an indicator of government transparency / Andrew Williams
- ch. 4. Deliberative democracy, global green information system and spirituality / Dora Marinova, Vladislav Todorov and Amzad Hossain
- pt. 2. Seleted case studies. ch. 5. Governance, institutions and corruption: Negative sovereignty in Africa / Derek H. Aldcroft
- ch. 6. Corruption in Bangladesh: Review and analysis / M. A. B. Siddique
- ch. 7. Restoring sustainable governance in Bangladesh / Amzad Hossain and Dora Marinova
- ch. 8. Crime, corruption and economic growth - A study in Indian perspective / Gautam M. Chakrabarti
- ch. 9. Comparative crime and corruption in different Indian states in the context of economic development / Surajit Kar Purkayastha
- ch. 10. A certain uncertainty; Assessment of court decisions in tackling corruption in Indonesia / Rimawan Pradiptyo
- ch. 11. Does governance reform in a democratic transition country reduce the risk of corruption? Evidence from Indonesia / Budi Setiyono
- pt. 3. Conclusion and policy implications. ch. 12. Conclusion: Good governance and sustainable development / M. A. B. Siddique and R. N. Ghosh.
- Book
- 94 pages ; 19 cm.
- Schwarz-grüne Perspektiven / Stephan Pernkopf
- Damals war jetzt / Lukas Mandl
- Umherschweifende Teilchenbeschleuniger / Claus Pándi
- Eine Episode / Andreas Koller
- Schwarz-Grün / Barbara Tóth
- Keine Eurofighter, kein Schmiergeld-Sumpf / Hubert Wachter
- Zehn Jahre Schwarz-Grün / Alexander van der Bellen
- Die doppelte Wende / Michael Schuster
- Eine vertane Chance? / Josef Riegler
- Mehr Mitte, bitte! / Harald Mahrer
- Autorenporträts.
- Schwarz-grüne Perspektiven / Stephan Pernkopf
- Damals war jetzt / Lukas Mandl
- Umherschweifende Teilchenbeschleuniger / Claus Pándi
- Eine Episode / Andreas Koller
- Schwarz-Grün / Barbara Tóth
- Keine Eurofighter, kein Schmiergeld-Sumpf / Hubert Wachter
- Zehn Jahre Schwarz-Grün / Alexander van der Bellen
- Die doppelte Wende / Michael Schuster
- Eine vertane Chance? / Josef Riegler
- Mehr Mitte, bitte! / Harald Mahrer
- Autorenporträts.
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- xii, 172 p. ; 22 cm.
Updated and revised following the 2004 elections, "The Last Refuge" describes the current state of American politics against the backdrop of mounting ecological and social problems, the corrosive influence of money, the corruption of language, and the misuse of terrorism as a political issue. Setting out an agenda that transcends conventional ideological labels, David Orr contends that partisan wrangling is only a symptom of a deeper dysfunction: The whole political machinery that connects Americans' fundamentally honorable ideals with public policy is broken. The book offers a withering critique of the failings of the Bush administration, supplemented by new essays that look at the national-level dominance of the Republican Party and examine the fallacy that the evangelical right represents a Christian majority. After analyzing the challenges of reforming the current system, Orr offers an empowering vision of a second American Revolution that peaceably achieves sustainability and charts a hopeful course for forward-looking citizens.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781559635288 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781559635288 20160528
Updated and revised following the 2004 elections, "The Last Refuge" describes the current state of American politics against the backdrop of mounting ecological and social problems, the corrosive influence of money, the corruption of language, and the misuse of terrorism as a political issue. Setting out an agenda that transcends conventional ideological labels, David Orr contends that partisan wrangling is only a symptom of a deeper dysfunction: The whole political machinery that connects Americans' fundamentally honorable ideals with public policy is broken. The book offers a withering critique of the failings of the Bush administration, supplemented by new essays that look at the national-level dominance of the Republican Party and examine the fallacy that the evangelical right represents a Christian majority. After analyzing the challenges of reforming the current system, Orr offers an empowering vision of a second American Revolution that peaceably achieves sustainability and charts a hopeful course for forward-looking citizens.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781559635288 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781559635288 20160528
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- xi, 568 p. : ill., map ; 25 cm.
- DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN COMPARATIVE CONTEXT -- Continuities and discontinuities in South African local government-- Developmental local government: Squaring the circle between policy intent and impact-- Local governance and the politics of sustainability-- From spheres to tiers: Conceptions of local government in South Africa in the period 1994-2006-- Rural local governance-- Local democracy and development in comparative perspective. II. STRATEGIC PRIORITIES OF DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- The emergence and endurance of an evolving human settlements imaginary-- Reframing urban passenger transport as a strategic priority for developmental local government-- Social development: And imperative for local government-- The implications of HIV/AIDS for local governance and sustainable municipal service delivery-- Institutional arrangements for local economic development implementation in South Africa-- Key themes and trends in municipal finance in South Africa. III. TOOLS AND REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS OF DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- The origins and outcomes of South Africa's Integrated Development Plans-- Intergovernmental delivery in municipal areas: Reflections on current practice-- Tools and trade-offs in environmental decision-making-- Local government planning legal frameworks and regulatory tools: vital signs?-- Urban land use regulation in the context of developmental local government-- Municipal entities: A panacea for service delivery constraints?-- The distribution of power: Local government and electricity distribution industry reforms. IV. INSTITUTIONAL MODELS OF DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- Political systems and capacity issues-- Participatory mechanisms and community politics: Building consensus and conflict-- Beyond Cooption and Protest: Reflections on the FEDUP Alternative-- A case study of community participation in governance and service delivery in the City of Johannesburg-- Democratisation with inclusion: Revisiting the role of ward committees-- Rolling back the spatial barriers to socio-economic development: Experiences from the demarcation of district and local municipalities-- Index.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781919895048 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781919895048 20160528
- DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN COMPARATIVE CONTEXT -- Continuities and discontinuities in South African local government-- Developmental local government: Squaring the circle between policy intent and impact-- Local governance and the politics of sustainability-- From spheres to tiers: Conceptions of local government in South Africa in the period 1994-2006-- Rural local governance-- Local democracy and development in comparative perspective. II. STRATEGIC PRIORITIES OF DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- The emergence and endurance of an evolving human settlements imaginary-- Reframing urban passenger transport as a strategic priority for developmental local government-- Social development: And imperative for local government-- The implications of HIV/AIDS for local governance and sustainable municipal service delivery-- Institutional arrangements for local economic development implementation in South Africa-- Key themes and trends in municipal finance in South Africa. III. TOOLS AND REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS OF DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- The origins and outcomes of South Africa's Integrated Development Plans-- Intergovernmental delivery in municipal areas: Reflections on current practice-- Tools and trade-offs in environmental decision-making-- Local government planning legal frameworks and regulatory tools: vital signs?-- Urban land use regulation in the context of developmental local government-- Municipal entities: A panacea for service delivery constraints?-- The distribution of power: Local government and electricity distribution industry reforms. IV. INSTITUTIONAL MODELS OF DEVELOPMENTAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- Political systems and capacity issues-- Participatory mechanisms and community politics: Building consensus and conflict-- Beyond Cooption and Protest: Reflections on the FEDUP Alternative-- A case study of community participation in governance and service delivery in the City of Johannesburg-- Democratisation with inclusion: Revisiting the role of ward committees-- Rolling back the spatial barriers to socio-economic development: Experiences from the demarcation of district and local municipalities-- Index.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781919895048 20160528
72. Infinity's rainbow [electronic resource] : the politics of energy, climate and globalization [2006]
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- 236 p. : ill., maps.
- Conceptual foundations
- Crisis and cognition
- Systems theory and its implications
- The crises
- Peak oil and hydrocarbon resource depletion
- Global warming and climate change : wind and weather
- Global warming and climate change II : oceans, waters and ices
- Famine, disease, and pestilence
- Political failure and economic collapse
- Propaganda, betrayal, and war
- Unholy union : church, corporation, and state
- The big picture
- Seeking change.
- Conceptual foundations
- Crisis and cognition
- Systems theory and its implications
- The crises
- Peak oil and hydrocarbon resource depletion
- Global warming and climate change : wind and weather
- Global warming and climate change II : oceans, waters and ices
- Famine, disease, and pestilence
- Political failure and economic collapse
- Propaganda, betrayal, and war
- Unholy union : church, corporation, and state
- The big picture
- Seeking change.
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- 315 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
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- v, 18 p. ; 23 cm.
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- 80 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm.
82. Encircling the seamless [electronic resource] : India, climate change, and the global commons [2010]
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- 1 online resource (xxi, 347 p.)
- 1. The New International Environment: Changing the Unchanged-- -- 2. Stereotypes on Development-- -- 3. . How Statesmen and International Organizations View the Challenges of Globalization-- -- 4. India: The Multi Faced Nation State-- -- 5. The Facets of India's Rurality-- -- 6. Adapting to Globalization or Fighting it? The Politics of the Local and ICT-- -- 7. Environmentalism in the World-- -- 8. Policies for the Environment-The Story of India-- -- 9. Leaders, Markets and Values: Neo-Malthusian Discourses-- -- 10. Compensating For Lost Resources. Do They Work?-- -- 11. Multilateral Environmental Agreements: The Scourge of Instrumentalism-- -- 12. Civil Society, Non-civil Society, Non-governmental Organizations, and Environment and Trade-- -- 13. Restructuring International Regimes for Global Sustainable Development-- -- 14. Diversity as the Lodestar of Global Environmental Governance.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780198066750 20160618
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780198066750 20160618
- 1. The New International Environment: Changing the Unchanged-- -- 2. Stereotypes on Development-- -- 3. . How Statesmen and International Organizations View the Challenges of Globalization-- -- 4. India: The Multi Faced Nation State-- -- 5. The Facets of India's Rurality-- -- 6. Adapting to Globalization or Fighting it? The Politics of the Local and ICT-- -- 7. Environmentalism in the World-- -- 8. Policies for the Environment-The Story of India-- -- 9. Leaders, Markets and Values: Neo-Malthusian Discourses-- -- 10. Compensating For Lost Resources. Do They Work?-- -- 11. Multilateral Environmental Agreements: The Scourge of Instrumentalism-- -- 12. Civil Society, Non-civil Society, Non-governmental Organizations, and Environment and Trade-- -- 13. Restructuring International Regimes for Global Sustainable Development-- -- 14. Diversity as the Lodestar of Global Environmental Governance.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780198066750 20160618
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- xiii, 353 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm
This publication features a selection of speeches delivered by the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon during his tenure from 2006 to 2016, a decade that has witnessed considerable upheaval and transformation. The most important issues of our time are addressed in this volume, ranging from international peace and security to sustainable development, climate change to disarmament, humanitarian action to human rights, justice and the rule of law, and the empowerment of women and girls and of the new generations. This collection of speeches provides vital insights into our rapidly changing world and of the multiple challenges facing humanity today.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9789211013481 20170807
This publication features a selection of speeches delivered by the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon during his tenure from 2006 to 2016, a decade that has witnessed considerable upheaval and transformation. The most important issues of our time are addressed in this volume, ranging from international peace and security to sustainable development, climate change to disarmament, humanitarian action to human rights, justice and the rule of law, and the empowerment of women and girls and of the new generations. This collection of speeches provides vital insights into our rapidly changing world and of the multiple challenges facing humanity today.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9789211013481 20170807
84. Pour une transition écologique citoyenne [2015]
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- 138 pages ; 22 cm
- Le diagnostic: les trois voies de la liberté -- La recherche : la quête de connaissances -- Le grand tournant "culturel" des années 1970 -- Les apports d'un mouvement associatif pionnier -- De nouveaux horizons pour la recherche -- La société civile: la quête de sens -- Une histoire américaine -- Un "melting-pot" de valeurs -- Le mouvement est lancé -- Une histoire française -- Évolutions et continuités en quête d'une recherche impliquée -- Une longue et difficile confrontation -- Le film accéléré des années 1970 -- Au-delà des contingences historiques -- Une "nébuleuse" verte -- Le politique : la quête de paix -- Lenteurs et partis pris de l'État régalien -- Une alliance à inventer -- La "longue marche" est commencée -- Un terrain de prédilection pour le mouvement associatif -- Conscience avec science -- Science avec conscience -- Pour une transition écologique juste. Voix citoyennes croisées -- Un diagnostic partagé -- Quelles perspectives pour l'action associative ? -- La démocratie en question -- Les raisons d'une remise en cause -- Des pistes pour des solutions -- Un impératif -- Pour une citoyenneté associative -- L'associationnisme : une exigence pour la démocratie -- Repères pour un développement solidaire -- Le social et l'environnemental : même combat -- Inventer un nouveau mode de vie -- La solidarité comme horizon -- Un monde unifié -- De l'assistance au partenariat -- Du bon usage de la connaissance -- La cible majeure : l'innovation -- Les voies d'une "démocratie technique" -- Une recherche pour la transition -- Multiplier les "fronts" de recherche -- Un nouveau regard sur la recherche -- De nouvelles voies d'accès à des connaissances pour l'action -- Les mots, outils de combat -- Une référence pour l'action associative ? -- Un mot-force pour le débat démocratique ? -- Un mot-force pour la transition ? -- Un concept pour l'analyse des luttes sociales ? -- Pour ne pas conclure -- Postface - la démocratie en question face à la crise -- Ecologique - Bruno Villalba (agroparistech, ceraps) -- Post-scriptum.
- Le diagnostic: les trois voies de la liberté -- La recherche : la quête de connaissances -- Le grand tournant "culturel" des années 1970 -- Les apports d'un mouvement associatif pionnier -- De nouveaux horizons pour la recherche -- La société civile: la quête de sens -- Une histoire américaine -- Un "melting-pot" de valeurs -- Le mouvement est lancé -- Une histoire française -- Évolutions et continuités en quête d'une recherche impliquée -- Une longue et difficile confrontation -- Le film accéléré des années 1970 -- Au-delà des contingences historiques -- Une "nébuleuse" verte -- Le politique : la quête de paix -- Lenteurs et partis pris de l'État régalien -- Une alliance à inventer -- La "longue marche" est commencée -- Un terrain de prédilection pour le mouvement associatif -- Conscience avec science -- Science avec conscience -- Pour une transition écologique juste. Voix citoyennes croisées -- Un diagnostic partagé -- Quelles perspectives pour l'action associative ? -- La démocratie en question -- Les raisons d'une remise en cause -- Des pistes pour des solutions -- Un impératif -- Pour une citoyenneté associative -- L'associationnisme : une exigence pour la démocratie -- Repères pour un développement solidaire -- Le social et l'environnemental : même combat -- Inventer un nouveau mode de vie -- La solidarité comme horizon -- Un monde unifié -- De l'assistance au partenariat -- Du bon usage de la connaissance -- La cible majeure : l'innovation -- Les voies d'une "démocratie technique" -- Une recherche pour la transition -- Multiplier les "fronts" de recherche -- Un nouveau regard sur la recherche -- De nouvelles voies d'accès à des connaissances pour l'action -- Les mots, outils de combat -- Une référence pour l'action associative ? -- Un mot-force pour le débat démocratique ? -- Un mot-force pour la transition ? -- Un concept pour l'analyse des luttes sociales ? -- Pour ne pas conclure -- Postface - la démocratie en question face à la crise -- Ecologique - Bruno Villalba (agroparistech, ceraps) -- Post-scriptum.
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- xxii, 302 p. ; 24 cm.
- Introduction: Concepts and principles
- Historical background : formative phases of international organization during the pre-UN period
- UN involvement with natural resource management at the national and transboundary levels
- Management of the global commons
- The international architecture for environmental governanace and global resource management
- Natural resoures and armed conflict
- The role of the International Court of Justice in the settlement of natural resource disputes
- The UN's conceptual contribution : conclusions and challenges.
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- Introduction: Concepts and principles
- Historical background : formative phases of international organization during the pre-UN period
- UN involvement with natural resource management at the national and transboundary levels
- Management of the global commons
- The international architecture for environmental governanace and global resource management
- Natural resoures and armed conflict
- The role of the International Court of Justice in the settlement of natural resource disputes
- The UN's conceptual contribution : conclusions and challenges.
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- Book
- xxii, 302 p. ; 25 cm.
- List of Tables and Figures-- Series Editors' Foreword Louis Emmerij, Richard Jolly, and Thomas G. Weiss-- Foreword-- Acknowledgements-- List of Abbreviations Introduction: Concepts and Principles-- 1. Historical Background: Formative Phases of International Organization during the Pre-UN Period-- 2. UN Involvement with Natural Resource Management at the National and Transboundary Levels-- 3. Management of the Global Commons-- 4. The International Architecture for Environmental Governance and Global Resource Management-- 5. Natural Resources and Armed Conflict-- 6. The Role of the International Court of Justice in the Settlement of Natural Resource Disputes-- 7. The UN's Conceptual Contribution: Conclusions and Challenges Notes-- Index-- About the Authors-- About the Series.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780253354884 20160604
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780253354884 20160604
- List of Tables and Figures-- Series Editors' Foreword Louis Emmerij, Richard Jolly, and Thomas G. Weiss-- Foreword-- Acknowledgements-- List of Abbreviations Introduction: Concepts and Principles-- 1. Historical Background: Formative Phases of International Organization during the Pre-UN Period-- 2. UN Involvement with Natural Resource Management at the National and Transboundary Levels-- 3. Management of the Global Commons-- 4. The International Architecture for Environmental Governance and Global Resource Management-- 5. Natural Resources and Armed Conflict-- 6. The Role of the International Court of Justice in the Settlement of Natural Resource Disputes-- 7. The UN's Conceptual Contribution: Conclusions and Challenges Notes-- Index-- About the Authors-- About the Series.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780253354884 20160604
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- x, 294 p. : ill., maps ; 22 cm.
- 1. Introduction: From environmental justice to environmental citizenshipPart 1: Rethinking the conceptual landscape of citizenship2. Citizenship, entitlements and obligations3. Obligation and ecological/environmental citizenshipPart 2: The shifting politics of environmental citizenship4. Environmental governance and citizenship in a global context5. Corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability6. Borders, territories and liquid politics - case studies on Niagara, Gibraltar and Thailand7. Insiders and outsiders in environmental mobilizations in Southeast Asia - citizenship generation, NGO campaigns and community-based research8. Cleaner, safer but not always greener - environmental advocacy and responsibility in urban, peri-urban and rural renewal.9. Conclusion: Living and changing by example - the new vocabulary of ecological citizenship.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781842779026 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781842779026 20160528
- 1. Introduction: From environmental justice to environmental citizenshipPart 1: Rethinking the conceptual landscape of citizenship2. Citizenship, entitlements and obligations3. Obligation and ecological/environmental citizenshipPart 2: The shifting politics of environmental citizenship4. Environmental governance and citizenship in a global context5. Corporate responsibility and environmental sustainability6. Borders, territories and liquid politics - case studies on Niagara, Gibraltar and Thailand7. Insiders and outsiders in environmental mobilizations in Southeast Asia - citizenship generation, NGO campaigns and community-based research8. Cleaner, safer but not always greener - environmental advocacy and responsibility in urban, peri-urban and rural renewal.9. Conclusion: Living and changing by example - the new vocabulary of ecological citizenship.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781842779026 20160528
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- xi, 229 p. ; 23 cm.
- Foreword-- A.Dobson Notes on the Contributors Introduction-- J.Barry & M.Wissenburg PART I: LIBERALISM AND SUSTAINABILITY Sustainability, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism-- M.de Geus Ecological Sustainability: A Private Case of Social Justice?-- G.Talshir PART II: REFORM AND CHANGE Greening Liberal Democracy: Practice, Theory and Political Economy-- J.Barry Democracy and Sustainability: Aspects of Efficiency, Legitimacy and Integration-- N.Labaras Democracy, Justice and Risk Society: The Meaning and Shape of Ecological Democracy-- W.Achterberg PART III: RIGHTS Constitutional Environmental Rights and Liberal Democracy-- T.Hayward Privatising Genetic Resources: Biodiversity, Communities and Intellectual Property Rights-- M.Oksanen Sustainability, Global Warming, Population Policies and Liberal Democracy-- R.Attfield PART IV: DUTIES The Duties of Being and Association-- M.Mills Virtue, Sustainability and Liberal Values-- L.Beckman Sustainability and the Limits of Liberalism-- M.Wissenburg Conclusion-- J.Barry, M.Wissenburg & M.de Geus Bibliography Index.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780333919811 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780333919811 20160528
- Foreword-- A.Dobson Notes on the Contributors Introduction-- J.Barry & M.Wissenburg PART I: LIBERALISM AND SUSTAINABILITY Sustainability, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism-- M.de Geus Ecological Sustainability: A Private Case of Social Justice?-- G.Talshir PART II: REFORM AND CHANGE Greening Liberal Democracy: Practice, Theory and Political Economy-- J.Barry Democracy and Sustainability: Aspects of Efficiency, Legitimacy and Integration-- N.Labaras Democracy, Justice and Risk Society: The Meaning and Shape of Ecological Democracy-- W.Achterberg PART III: RIGHTS Constitutional Environmental Rights and Liberal Democracy-- T.Hayward Privatising Genetic Resources: Biodiversity, Communities and Intellectual Property Rights-- M.Oksanen Sustainability, Global Warming, Population Policies and Liberal Democracy-- R.Attfield PART IV: DUTIES The Duties of Being and Association-- M.Mills Virtue, Sustainability and Liberal Values-- L.Beckman Sustainability and the Limits of Liberalism-- M.Wissenburg Conclusion-- J.Barry, M.Wissenburg & M.de Geus Bibliography Index.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780333919811 20160528
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- 38 p. ; 21 cm.
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90. Green politics [1993]
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- xv, 106 p. ; 21 cm.
This study asserts that the antimodernist arguments of green movements are the direct descendents of a variety of 19th-century romantic and utopian movements. The author calls for the State to take a responsibility for a sustainable future, and for green activists to adopt achievable goals.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780195582727 20160527
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780195582727 20160527
This study asserts that the antimodernist arguments of green movements are the direct descendents of a variety of 19th-century romantic and utopian movements. The author calls for the State to take a responsibility for a sustainable future, and for green activists to adopt achievable goals.
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- 138 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm.
- Introduction: Climate change, environment and migration Livelihoods, environmental stress and mobility in Mali and Senegal Theoretical perspectives on the environment-migration nexus The role of environmental factors in shaping migration The migration decision: capabilities matter Aspirations for a better life Social transformation and its impact on the effects of of climate change on migration A migrant typology Migration in the "global North" and the "global South" Conclusion and outlook: Rethinking migration and environmental change in the West African Sahel.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9781138217522 20180213
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781138217522 20180213
- Introduction: Climate change, environment and migration Livelihoods, environmental stress and mobility in Mali and Senegal Theoretical perspectives on the environment-migration nexus The role of environmental factors in shaping migration The migration decision: capabilities matter Aspirations for a better life Social transformation and its impact on the effects of of climate change on migration A migrant typology Migration in the "global North" and the "global South" Conclusion and outlook: Rethinking migration and environmental change in the West African Sahel.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9781138217522 20180213
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- 639 pages : ill. ; 24 cm
- Foreword -- 1 Introduction: Contemporary Challenges and Civilizational Wellsprings -- Akmal Hussain and Muchkund Dubey -- SECTION I: DEMOCRACY -- 2 State of Democracy in India - Subhash C. Kashyap -- 3 Pakistan: Striving For Democracy - Hasan Askari Rizvi -- 4 State, Society & Democratic Futures: Challenges for Bangladesh - Imtiaz Ahmed -- 5 Deepening Democratic Structure in Sri Lanka - Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu -- 6 Reconstructing Democracy in South Asia- Rounaq Jahan and Rehman Sobhan -- SECTION II: INCLUSIVE GROWTH -- 7 Inclusive Growth in India- Muchkund Dubey and Biswajit Dhar -- 8 Strengthening Democracy through Inclusive Growth - Akmal Hussain -- 9 Beyond Minimalism of Growth with Safety Net: Is Development 'Inclusive' in Bangladesh? - Binayak Sen -- 10 Inclusive Growth in Sri Lanka - Saman Kelegama -- 11 Inclusive Growth and Policies: The South Asian Experience - Thangavel Palanivel and Fatma Gul Unal -- SECTION III: THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS -- 12 The Challenge of Global Climate Change: An Indian Perspective - Shyam Saran -- 13 Climate Change: Pakistan's Existential Challenge - Ali Tauqeer Sheikh -- 14 The Environmental Challenges in South Asia: Regional Cooperation for Adaptation Strategies - Leena Srivastava -- SECTION IV: PEACE -- 15 Persistent Inequality and the Challenges to Legitimacy and Peace Building in Pakistan - Imran Ali -- 16 Unfinished Peace in a Diverse Society: Some Thoughts on The 'Peace' Process in Sri Lanka - Sumanasiri Liyanage -- 17 South Asian Union - Kamal Hossain -- SECTION V: SOUTH ASIA'S DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE -- 18 A Regional Financial Architecture for Sustaining Asia-Pacific's Dynamism in the Post-Crisis World - Nagesh Kumar -- 19 Reform of Global And Regional Financial Architecture - Ramgopal Agarwala -- SECTION VI: RECOVERING A SHARED SENSIBILITY FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE: UNITY AND DIVERSITY IN THE SOUTH ASIAN CULTURAL TRADITIONS -- 20 Pluralism and Diversity in South Asia - Kapila Vatsyayan -- 21 Peace, Sustainability and the Religious Other - Muhammad Suheyl Umar -- 22 Some Aspects of South Asian Cultural Traditions - M. Anisuzzaman -- SECTION VII: PERSPECTIVE ON SOUTH ASIA -- 23 Democracy and Sustainable Development - Mohamed Nasheed -- 25 Form and Substance of Democracy: Situating South Asia - T.K. Oommen -- 26 Inclusive Growth, Democracy and Sustainable Development - Ajay Chhibber -- 27 Some Reflections on Development in South Asia: Markets, Democracy, and People - Deepak Nayyar -- 28 Livelihood, Nature, and Peace: A Grihini Perspective - Ela R. Bhatt -- 29 The Story of Micro Credit : Grameen Bank and Social Business - Muhammad Yunus -- 30 The Impact of Global Warming and the Imperative of Mitigation - R.K Pachauri -- 31 Natural Disasters, Food Security, and Sustainable Development - M.S. Swaminathan -- 32 State Pathologies, Peace, and Water - Khaled Ahmed -- 33 A Vision for a South Asian Commonwealth - Abul Maal A Muhith -- About the Editor and Contributors -- Index.
- (source: Nielsen Book Data)9780198092346 20160617
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780198092346 20160617
- Foreword -- 1 Introduction: Contemporary Challenges and Civilizational Wellsprings -- Akmal Hussain and Muchkund Dubey -- SECTION I: DEMOCRACY -- 2 State of Democracy in India - Subhash C. Kashyap -- 3 Pakistan: Striving For Democracy - Hasan Askari Rizvi -- 4 State, Society & Democratic Futures: Challenges for Bangladesh - Imtiaz Ahmed -- 5 Deepening Democratic Structure in Sri Lanka - Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu -- 6 Reconstructing Democracy in South Asia- Rounaq Jahan and Rehman Sobhan -- SECTION II: INCLUSIVE GROWTH -- 7 Inclusive Growth in India- Muchkund Dubey and Biswajit Dhar -- 8 Strengthening Democracy through Inclusive Growth - Akmal Hussain -- 9 Beyond Minimalism of Growth with Safety Net: Is Development 'Inclusive' in Bangladesh? - Binayak Sen -- 10 Inclusive Growth in Sri Lanka - Saman Kelegama -- 11 Inclusive Growth and Policies: The South Asian Experience - Thangavel Palanivel and Fatma Gul Unal -- SECTION III: THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS -- 12 The Challenge of Global Climate Change: An Indian Perspective - Shyam Saran -- 13 Climate Change: Pakistan's Existential Challenge - Ali Tauqeer Sheikh -- 14 The Environmental Challenges in South Asia: Regional Cooperation for Adaptation Strategies - Leena Srivastava -- SECTION IV: PEACE -- 15 Persistent Inequality and the Challenges to Legitimacy and Peace Building in Pakistan - Imran Ali -- 16 Unfinished Peace in a Diverse Society: Some Thoughts on The 'Peace' Process in Sri Lanka - Sumanasiri Liyanage -- 17 South Asian Union - Kamal Hossain -- SECTION V: SOUTH ASIA'S DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE -- 18 A Regional Financial Architecture for Sustaining Asia-Pacific's Dynamism in the Post-Crisis World - Nagesh Kumar -- 19 Reform of Global And Regional Financial Architecture - Ramgopal Agarwala -- SECTION VI: RECOVERING A SHARED SENSIBILITY FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE: UNITY AND DIVERSITY IN THE SOUTH ASIAN CULTURAL TRADITIONS -- 20 Pluralism and Diversity in South Asia - Kapila Vatsyayan -- 21 Peace, Sustainability and the Religious Other - Muhammad Suheyl Umar -- 22 Some Aspects of South Asian Cultural Traditions - M. Anisuzzaman -- SECTION VII: PERSPECTIVE ON SOUTH ASIA -- 23 Democracy and Sustainable Development - Mohamed Nasheed -- 25 Form and Substance of Democracy: Situating South Asia - T.K. Oommen -- 26 Inclusive Growth, Democracy and Sustainable Development - Ajay Chhibber -- 27 Some Reflections on Development in South Asia: Markets, Democracy, and People - Deepak Nayyar -- 28 Livelihood, Nature, and Peace: A Grihini Perspective - Ela R. Bhatt -- 29 The Story of Micro Credit : Grameen Bank and Social Business - Muhammad Yunus -- 30 The Impact of Global Warming and the Imperative of Mitigation - R.K Pachauri -- 31 Natural Disasters, Food Security, and Sustainable Development - M.S. Swaminathan -- 32 State Pathologies, Peace, and Water - Khaled Ahmed -- 33 A Vision for a South Asian Commonwealth - Abul Maal A Muhith -- About the Editor and Contributors -- Index.
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- xiii, 194 p. ; 23 cm.
- Preface vi Acknowledgements viii Abbreviations x Tables and Boxes xiii 1 Globalization and the Environment: Capitalism, Ecology and Power 1 2 The Political Ecology of Globalization 17 3 The Political Economy of Global Environmental Governance: Power(in) Globalization 34 4 Global Trade and the Environment: Whose Rules Rule? 60 5 Global Production and the Environment: Racing to the Top, Bottom or Middle? 88 6 Global Finance and the Environment: Gambling on Green 114 7 Conclusions: Ecologizing Globalization/Globalizing Ecology 145 References 160 Index 186.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780745647234 20160608
- Preface vi Acknowledgements viii Abbreviations x Tables and Boxes xiii 1 Globalization and the Environment: Capitalism, Ecology and Power 1 2 The Political Ecology of Globalization 17 3 The Political Economy of Global Environmental Governance: Power(in) Globalization 34 4 Global Trade and the Environment: Whose Rules Rule? 60 5 Global Production and the Environment: Racing to the Top, Bottom or Middle? 88 6 Global Finance and the Environment: Gambling on Green 114 7 Conclusions: Ecologizing Globalization/Globalizing Ecology 145 References 160 Index 186.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780745647234 20160608
95. The public sphere and the politics of survival : voice, sustainability, and public policy in Ghana [2010]
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- xix, 235 p. : ill. (some col.), maps ; 21 cm.
96. Creating sustainable community programs : examples of collaborative public administration [2001]
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- xiii, 301 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Provides case studies of tested sustainable community programmes and implementation strategies. Such programmes are often created through "grassroots" movements that are initiated by citizens themselves, and later administered by citizens and local officials.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780275967741 20160528
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780275967741 20160528
Provides case studies of tested sustainable community programmes and implementation strategies. Such programmes are often created through "grassroots" movements that are initiated by citizens themselves, and later administered by citizens and local officials.
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(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780275967741 20160528
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- xiv, 228 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
- 1. The migration-development nexus: toward a transnational perspective / Tthomas Faist and Margit Fauser
- Part I. Paradigms: Methodological and Conceptual: 2. A global perspective on migration and development / Nina Glick Schiller; 3. The dialectic between uneven development and forced migration: toward a political economy framework / Raúl Delgado Wise and Humberto Márquez Covarrubias
- Part II. Organizations, Networks and States: 4. Diasporas, recovery, and development in conflict-ridden societies / Nicholas van Hear; 5. Business as usual?: urban actors and transnational investments in Accra, Ghana / Lothar Smith; 6. How receiving cities contribute to simultaneous engagements for incorporation and development / Margit Fauser; 7. A sociology of diaspora knowledge etworks / Jean-Baptiste Meyer
- Part III. Outlook: 8. Academic knowledge, policy, and the public role of social scientists / Thomas Faist; 9. Modernization, development, and migration in a skeptical age / Peter Kivisto.
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- 1. The migration-development nexus: toward a transnational perspective / Tthomas Faist and Margit Fauser
- Part I. Paradigms: Methodological and Conceptual: 2. A global perspective on migration and development / Nina Glick Schiller; 3. The dialectic between uneven development and forced migration: toward a political economy framework / Raúl Delgado Wise and Humberto Márquez Covarrubias
- Part II. Organizations, Networks and States: 4. Diasporas, recovery, and development in conflict-ridden societies / Nicholas van Hear; 5. Business as usual?: urban actors and transnational investments in Accra, Ghana / Lothar Smith; 6. How receiving cities contribute to simultaneous engagements for incorporation and development / Margit Fauser; 7. A sociology of diaspora knowledge etworks / Jean-Baptiste Meyer
- Part III. Outlook: 8. Academic knowledge, policy, and the public role of social scientists / Thomas Faist; 9. Modernization, development, and migration in a skeptical age / Peter Kivisto.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780230228573 20160605
- Book
- 320 p. ; 22 cm.
- Executive institutions and consolidation of sustainable democracy : Nigeria and USA / N.C. Ejituwu
- Values and institutions as bastion of democracy : a case study of Nigeria and the U.S.A. / Jamiu Adewumi Oluwatoki
- National security, social order, and the consolidation of democracy in Nigeria and the United States of America : new approaches to civilian participation in security / Philip Ogo Ujomu
- Neighbourhood stratification of Nigerian and American cities : the conflict dimension and the implication of sustenance of democracy / Oyesiku O. Kayode
- Consolidating democracy and development in Nigeria : lessons from the American federal bureaucracy / Oghenerobo Itoloba Adhuze
- The welfare programme in America and the poverty alleviation programme in Nigeria : a comparative analysis of two economic institutions / Ebele Amali
- Central banking, economic empowerment, and sustainable democracy in the United States of America and Nigeria / Olutayo Charles Adesina
- The business lobby and the sustenance of democratic governance : the Nigerian and American experiences / Ayodeji Olukoju
- A hero and a zero : poverty, culture, economics, and democracy : a case study of FDR and IBB / Yomi Kristilolu
- Contributions of the farmers association in building a sustainable democracy in the US : lessons for Nigeria / Zakariya D. Goshit
- The vote as an instrument of shaping a democratic society : a comparison of the American voter and the Nigerian voter / Folasade O. Ifamose
- Functional fallacy of patriarchal culture and democratic sustenance of women's rights : a comparison of Nigeria and the United States / Irene Omolola Adadevoh
- Interplay of religion and politics in Nigeria : insights from the American experiment / Canute A. Ngwa
- American donors and Nigerian NGOs : media programming in the new Nigerian democratic dispensation / Foluke Ogunleye
- The consolidation of democracy in Nigeria : what role for Nigerian and Americannon-governmental [i.e. American non-governmental] organizations? / Ogaba Oche
- NGOs and sustainable democracy in Nigeria : the role of U.S. funding agencies / Samuel Ayedime Kafewo
- Mass media and the construction of political ideals : a discussion on the United States and Nigeria / Noma Owens-Ibie
- Nurturing the growth of Nigeria's nascent democracy through language, political communications, and the mass media : lessons from the U.S.A. / Babatunde Olusola Opeibi
- The mass media and the challenges of democratic consolidation : a comparative study of Nigeria and the United States / Emmanuel O. Ojo
- Americanisms in Nigeria democratic discourse : indications for U.S.-Nigeria political relations / Diri I. Teilanyo
- Drama, language, and sustainable democracy : Nigeria and the United States of America / Isaiah Ilo
- The Nigerian response to American democracy : a review of Chinua Achebe's A man of the people, Anthills of the Savannah, and Richard Wright's Native Son and Black Boy / Francis Ibe Mogu
- Appeasing embittered histories : politics and history in Chinua Achebe and Ishmael Reed / Harry Olufunwa.
- Executive institutions and consolidation of sustainable democracy : Nigeria and USA / N.C. Ejituwu
- Values and institutions as bastion of democracy : a case study of Nigeria and the U.S.A. / Jamiu Adewumi Oluwatoki
- National security, social order, and the consolidation of democracy in Nigeria and the United States of America : new approaches to civilian participation in security / Philip Ogo Ujomu
- Neighbourhood stratification of Nigerian and American cities : the conflict dimension and the implication of sustenance of democracy / Oyesiku O. Kayode
- Consolidating democracy and development in Nigeria : lessons from the American federal bureaucracy / Oghenerobo Itoloba Adhuze
- The welfare programme in America and the poverty alleviation programme in Nigeria : a comparative analysis of two economic institutions / Ebele Amali
- Central banking, economic empowerment, and sustainable democracy in the United States of America and Nigeria / Olutayo Charles Adesina
- The business lobby and the sustenance of democratic governance : the Nigerian and American experiences / Ayodeji Olukoju
- A hero and a zero : poverty, culture, economics, and democracy : a case study of FDR and IBB / Yomi Kristilolu
- Contributions of the farmers association in building a sustainable democracy in the US : lessons for Nigeria / Zakariya D. Goshit
- The vote as an instrument of shaping a democratic society : a comparison of the American voter and the Nigerian voter / Folasade O. Ifamose
- Functional fallacy of patriarchal culture and democratic sustenance of women's rights : a comparison of Nigeria and the United States / Irene Omolola Adadevoh
- Interplay of religion and politics in Nigeria : insights from the American experiment / Canute A. Ngwa
- American donors and Nigerian NGOs : media programming in the new Nigerian democratic dispensation / Foluke Ogunleye
- The consolidation of democracy in Nigeria : what role for Nigerian and Americannon-governmental [i.e. American non-governmental] organizations? / Ogaba Oche
- NGOs and sustainable democracy in Nigeria : the role of U.S. funding agencies / Samuel Ayedime Kafewo
- Mass media and the construction of political ideals : a discussion on the United States and Nigeria / Noma Owens-Ibie
- Nurturing the growth of Nigeria's nascent democracy through language, political communications, and the mass media : lessons from the U.S.A. / Babatunde Olusola Opeibi
- The mass media and the challenges of democratic consolidation : a comparative study of Nigeria and the United States / Emmanuel O. Ojo
- Americanisms in Nigeria democratic discourse : indications for U.S.-Nigeria political relations / Diri I. Teilanyo
- Drama, language, and sustainable democracy : Nigeria and the United States of America / Isaiah Ilo
- The Nigerian response to American democracy : a review of Chinua Achebe's A man of the people, Anthills of the Savannah, and Richard Wright's Native Son and Black Boy / Francis Ibe Mogu
- Appeasing embittered histories : politics and history in Chinua Achebe and Ishmael Reed / Harry Olufunwa.
- Book
- 483 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
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100. Reflexive governance for global public goods [2012]
- Book
- xiv, 366 p. : ill ; 24 cm.
Global public goods (GPGs)--the economic term for a broad range of goods and services that benefit everyone, including stable climate, public health, and economic security--pose notable governance challenges. At the national level, public goods are often provided by government, but at the global level there is no established state-like entity to take charge of their provision. The complex nature of many GPGs poses additional problems of coordination, knowledge generation and the formation of citizen preferences. This book considers traditional public economy theory of public goods provision as oversimplified, because it is state centered and fiscally focused. It develops a multidisciplinary look at the challenges of understanding and designing appropriate governance regimes for different types of goods in such areas as the environment, food security, and development assistance. The chapter authors, all leading scholars in the field, explore the misalignment between existing GPG policies and actors' incentives and understandings. They analyze the complex impact of incentives, the involvement of stakeholders in collective decision making, and the specific coordination needed for the generation of knowledge. The book shows that governance of GPGs must be democratic, reflexive--emphasizing collective learning processes--and knowledge based in order to be effective.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262017244 20160608
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262017244 20160608
Global public goods (GPGs)--the economic term for a broad range of goods and services that benefit everyone, including stable climate, public health, and economic security--pose notable governance challenges. At the national level, public goods are often provided by government, but at the global level there is no established state-like entity to take charge of their provision. The complex nature of many GPGs poses additional problems of coordination, knowledge generation and the formation of citizen preferences. This book considers traditional public economy theory of public goods provision as oversimplified, because it is state centered and fiscally focused. It develops a multidisciplinary look at the challenges of understanding and designing appropriate governance regimes for different types of goods in such areas as the environment, food security, and development assistance. The chapter authors, all leading scholars in the field, explore the misalignment between existing GPG policies and actors' incentives and understandings. They analyze the complex impact of incentives, the involvement of stakeholders in collective decision making, and the specific coordination needed for the generation of knowledge. The book shows that governance of GPGs must be democratic, reflexive--emphasizing collective learning processes--and knowledge based in order to be effective.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262017244 20160608
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262017244 20160608
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