The Role of Business in Global Governance offers an empirically rich analysis of the new political role of corporations in the co-performance of governance functions beyond the state. Within comparative case studies, potential explanations of the political role of transnational corporations are systematically tested.

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Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan

Year

2010

ISBN

9780230277533

Topic

Politics & International Relations

Subtopic

International Relations

Index

Politics & International Relations

Cover
Half-Title
Series
Title
Copyright
Contents
Illustrations
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Notes on the Authors
Abbreviations
Part I The Research Context
2 Basic Concepts and Assumptions
Part II Causes of Corporate Norm-entrepreneurship
4 Actor Characteristics
5 Institutional Arrangements
6 Comparisons for Conclusions: Different Paths to Corporate Norm-entrepreneurship
Part III Evaluating Corporate Norm-entrepreneurship
8 The Legitimacy of Transnational Private Governance
9.1 The gap between likely and meaningful corporate contributions to norm setting and norm development
9.2 The constitutional background of policy recommendations
9.3 General policy guidelines
9.4 Policy recommendations
Bibliography
Index
9 A New Architecture for Global Governance