2. GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
“Rule making efforts to sustain cooperation in
order to address global problems or concerns.”
- Dr. Sevasti-Eleni Vezirgiannidou
3. GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
- A process of governing around the world with
the cooperation of states, intergovernmental
organizations, transnational actors.
-The sum of laws, norms, policies and institutions
that define constitute, and meditate relations
between citizens, societies, markets and states
in international system.
Source: IGI Global
4. GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
“Efforts to bring more orderly and reliable
responses to social and political issues that go
beyond the capacities of states to address
individually.”
Leon Gordenker and Thomas Weiss
5. 3 NEW FORMS OF GOVERNMENT
(Whitman 2003: 257-72)
•Governance without Government
•Governance through various public policy
networks
•Governance at the global level can be normatively
mediated and moderated.
8. Governance at the global level
can be normatively mediated
and moderated.
•Commission on Global Governance.
“Global Compact”
9. GROWTH OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
•Flow of digital information
•Flow of criminal elements
•Horrendous events within the nation-states that
themselves either foment and carry out, or unable to
control to control.
•Global financial crisis and panics
12. UNITED NATIONS
Began operations on October 25, 1945
Named was suggested by Pres. Franklin D.
Roosevelt
4 broad areas:
- Military issues
- Economic issues
- Environmental issues
- Human protection
13. •General Assembly
•The Security Council
•The Economic And Social Council
•The International Court Of Justice
•The Secretariat
•The Trusteeship Council
14. General Assembly
- Largest of all the organs of the United Nations.
- Primary purpose of the Assembly is "to consider,
discuss
and make recommendation,“
- The most important functions of the General
Assembly are initiative, discussion, study and
recommendation.
17. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
COUNCIL
The Economic and Social Council
(ECOSOC) co-ordinates the economic
and social work of the United Nations
"United Nations Family".
18. THE TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL
It treats the inhabitants justly and protect them
against abuse.
It assists the people in the progressive
development of their own free political institution.
It ensure to the inhabitants of the trusteeship
territories
19. INTERNATIONAL COURT OF
JUSTICE
Decide cases in accordance with International
Law, international customs, the general principles
of law recognized by civilized nations;
20. THE SECRETARIAT
- Coordinates and administers the programmes
and policies laid down by the organization.
- Assist the UN in its varied activities
- It interprets the speeches and translates
documents and provides information about the
United Nations to the World communication media
21. SPECIALIZED AGENCIES OF UNO
Promote higher standards of living,
full employment and conditions of
economic and
social progress and development.
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22. SPECIALIZED AGENCIES OF
UNO
- United Nations Educational, Scientific And Cultural
Organization (UNESCO)
-World Health Organization (WHO)
-Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
- International Trade Organization (ITO)
- United Nations Conference on Trade and
Development (UNCTAD)
23. UNESCO
Focus in the areas of “education, the natural
resources and social sciences and culture”
24. UNCTAD
Created in 1964 by the UN General Assembly
Created to improve the economic situation of
less develop nations.
25. IAEA (International Atomic Energy
Agency)
An autonomous organization established on July 29,
1957.
Not controlled by the UN but report to Gen
Assembly and Security Council
Mohammed ElBaradei, led a team to look into the
status of Nuclear Weapons in Iran.
“watchdog” on nuclear issues.