Hugo Dobson, School of East Asian Studies, University of Sheffield, UK

‘This book is a highly valuable and very welcome addition to the scholarly literature on, and public understanding of, the Group of Twenty, by offering the first detailed look at its individual members’ priorities, roles and effectiveness within the G20 process and summits. With its insightful treatment of climate change, the energy transition and security, this book is a most timely, badly needed look at the G20 members’ response, together at the highest level, to the most critical, even existential, challenges of our time.’

• Contents:1 Introduction 2 The G20 and its position within global governance 3 Managing the global economy 4 Sustainable development 5 Climate change and energy transitions 6 Security and terrorism 7 G20 summitry beyond global governance 8 Conclusions Appendix 1: G20 summits, 2008–2025 Appendix 2: Attendance at G20 summits, 2008–2022 References

Hugo Dobson, School of East Asian Studies, University of Sheffield, UK

‘This book is a highly valuable and very welcome addition to the scholarly literature on, and public understanding of, the Group of Twenty, by offering the first detailed look at its individual members’ priorities, roles and effectiveness within the G20 process and summits. With its insightful treatment of climate change, the energy transition and security, this book is a most timely, badly needed look at the G20 members’ response, together at the highest level, to the most critical, even existential, challenges of our time.’

• Contents:1 Introduction 2 The G20 and its position within global governance 3 Managing the global economy 4 Sustainable development 5 Climate change and energy transitions 6 Security and terrorism 7 G20 summitry beyond global governance 8 Conclusions Appendix 1: G20 summits, 2008–2025 Appendix 2: Attendance at G20 summits, 2008–2022 References

Hugo Dobson, School of East Asian Studies, University of Sheffield, UK

‘This book is a highly valuable and very welcome addition to the scholarly literature on, and public understanding of, the Group of Twenty, by offering the first detailed look at its individual members’ priorities, roles and effectiveness within the G20 process and summits. With its insightful treatment of climate change, the energy transition and security, this book is a most timely, badly needed look at the G20 members’ response, together at the highest level, to the most critical, even existential, challenges of our time.’

• Contents:1 Introduction 2 The G20 and its position within global governance 3 Managing the global economy 4 Sustainable development 5 Climate change and energy transitions 6 Security and terrorism 7 G20 summitry beyond global governance 8 Conclusions Appendix 1: G20 summits, 2008–2025 Appendix 2: Attendance at G20 summits, 2008–2022 References