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TABLE DES MATIÈRES | TABLE OF CONTENTS POLITY WITHOUT DEMOS: DEFINING GLOBAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE 1 Dan Herman EQUITY NORMS IN GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE: A HISTORICAL APPROACH 23 Phoebe Stephens LES CLASSEMENTS INTERNATIONAUX COMME MÉCANISME DE GOUVERNANCE DE LA MONDIALISATION UNIVERSITAIRE 51 Olivier Bégin-Caouette INTERNATIONALIZATION AT CANADA’S UNIVERSITIES: DEVELOPING ACTIVE GLOBAL CITIZENS 75 Grace Karram Stephenson UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS: MORAL THEORIES, ENFORCEMENT AND THE CHALLENGES OF GLOBALIZATION 93 James Wellstead CHALLENGING THE WTO AND TRIPS: DEMOCRATIC GLOBALIZERS AND THE HUMAN RIGHT TO HEALTH 127 Megan Pickup POST-CRISIS RESPONSES AND PROSPECTS IN LATIN AMERICA: THE IMF, SOUTH-SOUTH RELATIONSHIPS AND REGIONAL ALTERNATIVES 151 Verónica Rubio-Vega QUEL SORT POUR LES DÉPLACÉS INTERNES? 173 Alexandrine Cadrin-Dubé THE EVOLUTION OF CONSCIOUSNESS: A SPIRITUAL PERSPECTIVE ON GLOBALIZATION 197 Nootan Kumar
POLITY WITHOUT DEMOS: 1 | Mond.Idéalisation Dan Herman | Polity Without Demos DEFINING GLOBAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE Dan Herman Wilfred Laurier University This article examines how global governance is constructed and held to account for its various constituent parts, and notes that as the geographic scope of cause and effect widens, and as the mechanisms for their governance is increasingly structured along multi-level and networked lines of authority, accountability becomes ever more challenging given the presence of still undefined polity. This forces scholars of global governance not only to question the design, actors and structure of global governance, but also to investigate the deeper meanings of global governance in relation to power, identity and ethics. This paper endeavours to look at both sets of issues, and in the process argues that global governance cannot exist as an accountable mechanism of rule without an overarching commitment to global ethics that has so far escaped its reach. Dan Herman is a PhD candidate in Global Governance at the Balsillie School of International Affairs at Wilfred Laurier University. His research focuses on the governance of international trade, and the political economy and twolevel games that shape it. He holds a Masters (MSc) in Development Studies from the London School of Economics.
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