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global public goods
global collective action
global public policy
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The article discusses the rationale for global public policies and the role of international organisations in their designing, implementation and evaluation. It commences with the recognition of the growing global interdependencies and the usefulness of the concept of global public goods in identifying the areas of common problems. Then, it points to the need for global collective actions to solve global problems and sees multilateralism as a principle helping to guide global collective actions. Subsequently, international organisations are discussed as agents serving to stabilise global collective actions in their multiple, and differentiated forms.References
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