Papers From The Munk School That Are
Changing The Global Conversation
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From International Relations to Global Affairs
By Janice Gross Stein
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Part 1 | Rethinking Stat e Power
“Can Non-State Global Governance Be Legitimate?” (Bernstein and Cashore) Page 10
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“Growing the East Asia Welfare State” (Peng and Wong) Page 11
“China’s Communists and Their Credit Co-ops” (Ong) Page 13
“Experimenting With Deeper Global Integration” (Pauly) Page 20
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Part 2 | Rethinking Internati onal Relati ons
“The Gx Global Governance: China Faces G20 Leadership” (Alexandroff ) Page 40
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“Making Multilateralism Accountable” (Kirton) Page 43
“Lawyers and the Darfur Genocide” (Levi and Hagan) Page 46
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Part 3 | Rethinking Citizen Power
“Liberation Vs. Control: The Future of Cyberspace” (Deibert and Rohozinski) Page 60
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“How Eastern Europe’s Citizens Created Dictatorships and Democracies” (Kopstein and Wittenberg) Page 62
“Global Capitalism and the World of the Bazaar” (Birla) Page 67