David Coen is Professor of Public Policy, Head of the Department of Political Science, Director of the School of Public Policy and founding Director of the Global Governance Institute at University College London.Dr Tom Pegram is Senior Lecturer in Global Governance and the Deputy Director of the Global Governance Institute at University College London.

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• VOLUME I SITUATING GLOBAL GOVERNANCE SCHOLARSHIPACKNOWLEDGMENTSCHRONOLOGICAL TABLEGENERAL INTRODUCTIONPART 1CLASSIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF REGIMES AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS1 INTERDEPENDENCE IN WORLD POLITICSROBERT O. KEOHANE AND JOSEPH S. NYE2 INTERNATIONAL REGIMES, TRANSACTIONS, AND CHANGE: EMBEDDED LIBERALISM IN THE POSTWAR ECONOMIC ORDERJOHN GERARD RUGGIE3 SOCIAL FORCES, STATES AND WORLD ORDERS: BEYOND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORYROBERT W. COXPART 2GLOBAL GOVERNANCE WEATHERVANES4 GOVERNANCE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURYJAMES N. ROSENAU5 PLURILATERALISM: STRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION AND FUNCTIONAL CONFLICT IN THE POST-COLD WAR WORLD ORDERPHILIP G. CERNY6 THE PROMISE OF LIBERAL INTERNATIONALISMCRAIG N. MURPHY7 STORIES OF DEMOCRACY: OLD AND NEWDAVID HELD8 THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL REGIMESMARC A. LEVY, ORAN R. YOUNG AND MICHAEL ZÜRN9 PART 1: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONSSUSAN STRANGEPART 3SITUATING CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL GOVERNANCE DEBATE10 GOVERNANCE IN A PARTIALLY GLOBALIZED WORLD: PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION, 2000ROBERT O. KEOHANE11 AN INTRODUCTIONDAVID VOGEL AND ROBERT A. KAGAN12 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS A PERSPECTIVE ON WORLD POLITICSKLAUS DINGWERTH AND PHILIPP PATTBERG13 WHO GOVERNS THE GLOBE?DEBORAH D. AVANT, MARTHA FINNEMORE AND SUSAN K. SELL14 INTRODUCTION: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IN THE INTERREGNUMTOM PEGRAM AND MICHELE ACUTO15 CAN THE STUDY OF GLOBAL ORDER BE DE-CENTRED?ANDREW HURRELLVOLUME II STRUCTURES AND POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: CRITICAL INTERVENTIONACKNOWLEDGMENTSPART 1REGULATORY APPROACHES TO GLOBAL GOVERNANCE16 HARD AND SOFT LAW IN INTERNATIONAL GOVERNANCEKENNETH W. ABBOTT AND DUNCAN SNIDAL17 SITUATION STRUCTURE AND INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN: RECIPROCITY, COERCION, AND EXCHANGERONALD B. MITCHELL AND PATRICIA M. KEILBACH18 IN WHOSE BENEFIT? EXPLAINING REGULATORY CHANGE IN GLOBAL POLITICSWALTER MATTLI AND NGAIRE WOODS19 GLOBAL EXPERIMENTALIST GOVERNANCEGRÁINNE DE BÚRCA, ROBERT O. KEOHANE AND CHARLES SABELPART 2NEW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE APPROACHES20 ORCHESTRATION: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE THROUGH INTERMEDIARIESKENNETH W. ABBOTT, PHILIPP GENSCHEL, DUNCAN SNIDAL AND BERNHARD ZANGL21 CONCLUSION: DIFFERENTIATION THEORY AND WORLD POLITICSMICHAEL ZÜRN, BARRY BUZAN AND MATHIAS ALBERT22 GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (IR) AND REGIONAL WORLDS: A NEW AGENDA FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIESAMITAV ACHARYAPART 3LOCATING POWER IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE23 POWER IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICSMICHAEL BARNETT AND RAYMOND DUVALL24 THE POLITICS, POWER, AND PATHOLOGIES OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONSMICHAEL N. BARNETT AND MARTHA FINNEMORE25 INTRODUCTIONMAREIKE KLEINE26 ACCOUNTABILITY-BY-PROXY IN TRANSNATIONAL NON-STATE GOVERNANCEMATHIAS KOENIG-ARCHIBUGI AND KATE MACDONALDPART 4AGENCY AND GATEKEEPERS27 THE REAL NEW WORLD ORDERANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER28 GOVERNING THE GLOBAL AGENDA: "GATEKEEPERS" AND "ISSUE" ADOPTION IN TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY NETWORKSR. CHARLI CARPENTER29 A THEORY OF PRIVATE AUTHORITYJESSICA GREENPART 5VALUES AND LEGITIMACY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE30 LEGITIMACY AND AUTHORITY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICSIAN HURD31 RIGHTFUL RULES: AUTHORITY, ORDER AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCEDAVID A. LAKE32 THE CONCEPT OF GOVERNANCE IN THE SPIRIT OF CAPITALISMMATTHEW EAGLETON-PIERCEVOLUME III GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND THE NATION STATE: TRANSCENDING MYTHOLOGICAL NATIONALISMACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPART 1ARCHITECTURES OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE33 THE FRAGMENTATION OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE ARCHITECTURES: A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSISFRANK BIERMANN, PHILIPP PATTBERG, HARRO VAN ASSELT AND FARIBORZ ZELLI34 THE REGIME COMPLEX FOR PLANT GENETIC RESOURCESKAL RAUSTIALA AND DAVID G. VICTOR35 THE POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL REGIME COMPLEXITYKAREN J. ALTER AND SOPHIE MEUNIER36 THE REGIME COMPLEX FOR CLIMATE CHANGEROBERT O. KEOHANE AND DAVID G. VICTORPART 2GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE37 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCEMICHAEL ZÜRN38 THE NEW POLITICS OF INTERDEPENDENCE: CROSS-NATIONAL LAYERING IN TRANS-ATLANTIC REGULATORY DISPUTESHENRY FARRELL AND ABRAHAM NEWMAN39 THE DIMENSIONS AND DETERMINANTS OF STATE CHANGEGREGORY SHAFFER40 THE NEW GOVERNANCE OF MARKETS AND NON-MAJORITARIAN REGULATORSDAVID COEN AND MARK THATCHERPART 3BRINGING THE STATE (BACK) INTO GLOBAL GOVERNANCE41 THE STATE AND THE NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POWERSASKIA SASSEN42 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS STATE TRANSFORMATIONSHAHAR HAMEIRI AND LEE JONES43 INTRODUCTION: THE NORMATIVE INSTITUTIONALIZATION-IMPLEMENTATION GAP ALEXANDER BETTS AND PHIL ORCHARDPART 4TRANSNATIONAL GOVERNANCE AND BUSINESS REGULATION44 THE RISE OF PRIVATE REGULATION IN THE WORLD ECONOMYTIM BÜTHE AND WALTER MATTLI45 DISCLOSURE AS GOVERNANCE: THE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES TRANSPARENCY INITIATIVE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE DEVELOPING WORLDVIRGINIA HAUFLER46 "BLUEWASHING" THE FIRM? VOLUNTARY REGULATIONS, PROGRAM DESIGN, AND MEMBER COMPLIANCE WITH THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACTDANIEL BERLINER AND ASEEM PRAKASHVOLUME IV CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCEACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPART 1THE MORE THINGS CHANGE...47 DRIVING WITH THE REARVIEW MIRROR: ON THE RATIONAL SCIENCE OF INSTITUTIONAL DESIGNALEXANDER WENDT48 CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCETHOMAS G. WEISS AND RORDEN WILKINSON49 CONTESTED MULTILATERALISMJULIA C. MORSE AND ROBERT O. KEOHANEPART 2...THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME50 BEYOND GRIDLOCK?THOMAS HALE, DAVID HELD AND KEVIN YOUNG51 BRINGING THE GREAT POWERS BACK INDANIEL W. DREZNER52 NEW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE CHALLENGESIAN GOLDINPART 3GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IN APPLICATION53 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AS COLLECTIVE AGENTS: FRAGMENTATION AND THE LIMITS OF PRINCIPAL CONTROL AT THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONERIN R. GRAHAM54 GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS GOVERNANCE AND ORCHESTRATION: NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS AS INTERMEDIARIESTOM PEGRAM55 THE POWER DYNAMICS OF MANDATED NETWORK ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONSANGEL SAZ-CARRANZA, SUSANNA SALVADOR IBORRA AND ADRIÀ ALBAREDA56 BOUNDED RATIONALITY AND THE DIFFUSION OF MODERN INVESTMENT TREATIESLAUGE N. SKOVGAARD POULSEN57 TRIPS WAS NEVER ENOUGH: VERTICAL FORUM SHIFTING, FTAS, ACTA, AND TPPSUSAN K. SELL58 GLOBAL DEMOCRACY AND EARTH SYSTEM GOVERNANCEJOHN S. DRYZEK AND HAYLEY STEVENSON59 THE RULE OF LAW IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: EXPLAINING INTERGOVERNMENTAL BACKING FOR PRIVATE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNALSTHOMAS HALEINDEX

David Coen is Professor of Public Policy, Head of the Department of Political Science, Director of the School of Public Policy and founding Director of the Global Governance Institute at University College London.Dr Tom Pegram is Senior Lecturer in Global Governance and the Deputy Director of the Global Governance Institute at University College London.

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• VOLUME I SITUATING GLOBAL GOVERNANCE SCHOLARSHIPACKNOWLEDGMENTSCHRONOLOGICAL TABLEGENERAL INTRODUCTIONPART 1CLASSIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF REGIMES AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS1 INTERDEPENDENCE IN WORLD POLITICSROBERT O. KEOHANE AND JOSEPH S. NYE2 INTERNATIONAL REGIMES, TRANSACTIONS, AND CHANGE: EMBEDDED LIBERALISM IN THE POSTWAR ECONOMIC ORDERJOHN GERARD RUGGIE3 SOCIAL FORCES, STATES AND WORLD ORDERS: BEYOND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORYROBERT W. COXPART 2GLOBAL GOVERNANCE WEATHERVANES4 GOVERNANCE IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURYJAMES N. ROSENAU5 PLURILATERALISM: STRUCTURAL DIFFERENTIATION AND FUNCTIONAL CONFLICT IN THE POST-COLD WAR WORLD ORDERPHILIP G. CERNY6 THE PROMISE OF LIBERAL INTERNATIONALISMCRAIG N. MURPHY7 STORIES OF DEMOCRACY: OLD AND NEWDAVID HELD8 THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL REGIMESMARC A. LEVY, ORAN R. YOUNG AND MICHAEL ZÜRN9 PART 1: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONSSUSAN STRANGEPART 3SITUATING CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL GOVERNANCE DEBATE10 GOVERNANCE IN A PARTIALLY GLOBALIZED WORLD: PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS, AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION, 2000ROBERT O. KEOHANE11 AN INTRODUCTIONDAVID VOGEL AND ROBERT A. KAGAN12 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS A PERSPECTIVE ON WORLD POLITICSKLAUS DINGWERTH AND PHILIPP PATTBERG13 WHO GOVERNS THE GLOBE?DEBORAH D. AVANT, MARTHA FINNEMORE AND SUSAN K. SELL14 INTRODUCTION: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IN THE INTERREGNUMTOM PEGRAM AND MICHELE ACUTO15 CAN THE STUDY OF GLOBAL ORDER BE DE-CENTRED?ANDREW HURRELLVOLUME II STRUCTURES AND POLITICAL ECONOMY OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: CRITICAL INTERVENTIONACKNOWLEDGMENTSPART 1REGULATORY APPROACHES TO GLOBAL GOVERNANCE16 HARD AND SOFT LAW IN INTERNATIONAL GOVERNANCEKENNETH W. ABBOTT AND DUNCAN SNIDAL17 SITUATION STRUCTURE AND INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN: RECIPROCITY, COERCION, AND EXCHANGERONALD B. MITCHELL AND PATRICIA M. KEILBACH18 IN WHOSE BENEFIT? EXPLAINING REGULATORY CHANGE IN GLOBAL POLITICSWALTER MATTLI AND NGAIRE WOODS19 GLOBAL EXPERIMENTALIST GOVERNANCEGRÁINNE DE BÚRCA, ROBERT O. KEOHANE AND CHARLES SABELPART 2NEW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE APPROACHES20 ORCHESTRATION: GLOBAL GOVERNANCE THROUGH INTERMEDIARIESKENNETH W. ABBOTT, PHILIPP GENSCHEL, DUNCAN SNIDAL AND BERNHARD ZANGL21 CONCLUSION: DIFFERENTIATION THEORY AND WORLD POLITICSMICHAEL ZÜRN, BARRY BUZAN AND MATHIAS ALBERT22 GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (IR) AND REGIONAL WORLDS: A NEW AGENDA FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIESAMITAV ACHARYAPART 3LOCATING POWER IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE23 POWER IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICSMICHAEL BARNETT AND RAYMOND DUVALL24 THE POLITICS, POWER, AND PATHOLOGIES OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONSMICHAEL N. BARNETT AND MARTHA FINNEMORE25 INTRODUCTIONMAREIKE KLEINE26 ACCOUNTABILITY-BY-PROXY IN TRANSNATIONAL NON-STATE GOVERNANCEMATHIAS KOENIG-ARCHIBUGI AND KATE MACDONALDPART 4AGENCY AND GATEKEEPERS27 THE REAL NEW WORLD ORDERANNE-MARIE SLAUGHTER28 GOVERNING THE GLOBAL AGENDA: "GATEKEEPERS" AND "ISSUE" ADOPTION IN TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY NETWORKSR. CHARLI CARPENTER29 A THEORY OF PRIVATE AUTHORITYJESSICA GREENPART 5VALUES AND LEGITIMACY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE30 LEGITIMACY AND AUTHORITY IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICSIAN HURD31 RIGHTFUL RULES: AUTHORITY, ORDER AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCEDAVID A. LAKE32 THE CONCEPT OF GOVERNANCE IN THE SPIRIT OF CAPITALISMMATTHEW EAGLETON-PIERCEVOLUME III GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AND THE NATION STATE: TRANSCENDING MYTHOLOGICAL NATIONALISMACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPART 1ARCHITECTURES OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE33 THE FRAGMENTATION OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE ARCHITECTURES: A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSISFRANK BIERMANN, PHILIPP PATTBERG, HARRO VAN ASSELT AND FARIBORZ ZELLI34 THE REGIME COMPLEX FOR PLANT GENETIC RESOURCESKAL RAUSTIALA AND DAVID G. VICTOR35 THE POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL REGIME COMPLEXITYKAREN J. ALTER AND SOPHIE MEUNIER36 THE REGIME COMPLEX FOR CLIMATE CHANGEROBERT O. KEOHANE AND DAVID G. VICTORPART 2GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE37 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCEMICHAEL ZÜRN38 THE NEW POLITICS OF INTERDEPENDENCE: CROSS-NATIONAL LAYERING IN TRANS-ATLANTIC REGULATORY DISPUTESHENRY FARRELL AND ABRAHAM NEWMAN39 THE DIMENSIONS AND DETERMINANTS OF STATE CHANGEGREGORY SHAFFER40 THE NEW GOVERNANCE OF MARKETS AND NON-MAJORITARIAN REGULATORSDAVID COEN AND MARK THATCHERPART 3BRINGING THE STATE (BACK) INTO GLOBAL GOVERNANCE41 THE STATE AND THE NEW GEOGRAPHY OF POWERSASKIA SASSEN42 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE AS STATE TRANSFORMATIONSHAHAR HAMEIRI AND LEE JONES43 INTRODUCTION: THE NORMATIVE INSTITUTIONALIZATION-IMPLEMENTATION GAP ALEXANDER BETTS AND PHIL ORCHARDPART 4TRANSNATIONAL GOVERNANCE AND BUSINESS REGULATION44 THE RISE OF PRIVATE REGULATION IN THE WORLD ECONOMYTIM BÜTHE AND WALTER MATTLI45 DISCLOSURE AS GOVERNANCE: THE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES TRANSPARENCY INITIATIVE AND RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE DEVELOPING WORLDVIRGINIA HAUFLER46 "BLUEWASHING" THE FIRM? VOLUNTARY REGULATIONS, PROGRAM DESIGN, AND MEMBER COMPLIANCE WITH THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACTDANIEL BERLINER AND ASEEM PRAKASHVOLUME IV CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCEACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPART 1THE MORE THINGS CHANGE...47 DRIVING WITH THE REARVIEW MIRROR: ON THE RATIONAL SCIENCE OF INSTITUTIONAL DESIGNALEXANDER WENDT48 CHANGE AND CONTINUITY IN GLOBAL GOVERNANCETHOMAS G. WEISS AND RORDEN WILKINSON49 CONTESTED MULTILATERALISMJULIA C. MORSE AND ROBERT O. KEOHANEPART 2...THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME50 BEYOND GRIDLOCK?THOMAS HALE, DAVID HELD AND KEVIN YOUNG51 BRINGING THE GREAT POWERS BACK INDANIEL W. DREZNER52 NEW GLOBAL GOVERNANCE CHALLENGESIAN GOLDINPART 3GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IN APPLICATION53 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AS COLLECTIVE AGENTS: FRAGMENTATION AND THE LIMITS OF PRINCIPAL CONTROL AT THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATIONERIN R. GRAHAM54 GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS GOVERNANCE AND ORCHESTRATION: NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS AS INTERMEDIARIESTOM PEGRAM55 THE POWER DYNAMICS OF MANDATED NETWORK ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATIONSANGEL SAZ-CARRANZA, SUSANNA SALVADOR IBORRA AND ADRIÀ ALBAREDA56 BOUNDED RATIONALITY AND THE DIFFUSION OF MODERN INVESTMENT TREATIESLAUGE N. SKOVGAARD POULSEN57 TRIPS WAS NEVER ENOUGH: VERTICAL FORUM SHIFTING, FTAS, ACTA, AND TPPSUSAN K. SELL58 GLOBAL DEMOCRACY AND EARTH SYSTEM GOVERNANCEJOHN S. DRYZEK AND HAYLEY STEVENSON59 THE RULE OF LAW IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY: EXPLAINING INTERGOVERNMENTAL BACKING FOR PRIVATE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNALSTHOMAS HALEINDEX