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China’s G20 Leadership
John J. Kirton
A comprehensive
examination of China’s
diplomacy and influence
on the G20 since the
group’s start as a forum
for finance ministers and
central bankers in 1999
through its elevation to
the leaders’ level in
2008. It examines
China’s role in the
summits and its plans
and prospects for the
2016 Hangzhou Summit.
The Global Governance
of Climate Change
G7, G20, and
UN Leadership
John J. Kirton and
Ella Kokotsis
An analysis of four decades
of intergovernmental
regimes for controlling
global climate change from
its 1970s origins to the
present and demonstrates
the effectiveness of the
G7/8 and G20 summit as
an alternative to the
United Nations.
The G8-G20
Relationship in Global
Governance
By Marina Larionova and
John J. Kirton, editors
The growing demand for
global governance
breathed new life into
the G7/8 and the G20,
and raised questions
about the relationship
between them. This
volume considers the
rough division of labour
and the interconnections
– and how that
relationship can be
improved.
G20 Governance for a
Globalized World
John J. Kirton
Follow George Bush and
Barack Obama, Gordon
Brown and David Cameron,
Stephen Harper, Angela
Merkel and other key
leaders as they struggle to
contain the worst recession
since the Great Depression
of the 1930s. This book
provides a full account of
the first four G20 summits
from Washington to
Toronto and beyond.
Also available as eBooks
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