Global and Regional Governance in a Multi-Centric World

Gabriel Rached is an Associate Professor in International Political Economy and Academic Researcher at NUBRICS (Fluminense Federal University), Brazil.Maria Lagutina is Professor of the World Politics Department at St. Petersburg State University, Russia. Giovanni Barbieri is a Research Fellow at CRANEC (Research Center in Economic Analysis and International Economic Development) at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Italia.

• Section 1: Scenarios from the emerging world.- Chapter 1: The role of china in a world under transformation: a non-western approach to global governance.- Chapter 2: Russia’s role in the transformation of the global governance system: between the global north and the global south.- Chapter 3: India’s aspirations for global governance through brics: significance for south asia.- Chapter 4: International rearrangements and new trends in global governance: perspectives from latin america.- Chapter 5: International rearrangements and new trends in global governance: perspectives from latin america.- Section 2: The (re)positioning of the west.- Chapter 6: Us initiatives in the liberal international order: impacts and reactions to a new emerging global governance framework.- Chapter 7: The European union, emerging countries, and the future of global governance.