global governance

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It has had dramatic repercussions on the organisation's mandate and policies, as well as its role in globalgovernance.
It is significant that institutions of globalgovernance have recently put the issue of digital divide in their agenda.
In the creation of globalgovernance, firms have so far been assigned more rights than obligations.
Interestingly, the market has perhaps been far more sensitive to the threat of climate change than various bodies that represent current forms of globalgovernance.
The concept of globalgovernance has been created as a way of containing these negative consequences of globalization.
The interaction between globalgovernance networks and emerging political complexes is not necessarily characterised by antagonism.
This is a central question for scholars interested in the role of human rights within the emergent structures of globalgovernance.
Their conditions of possibility are inextricably linked to the establishment and development of transnational organizations and institutions of regional and globalgovernance.
In order for globalgovernance to function properly, there must be healthy arrangements for the disclosure of information.
The rights of indigenous peoples: closing a gap in globalgovernance.
However, this literature typically studies international organisations as the expression and institutionalisation of global consciousness or globalgovernance.
Even though there are obviously several challenges associated with the globalgovernance of desertification, the concluding chapter does not suggest any (better) alternatives to the multilateral convention approach.
Political cosmopolitanism involves advocacy of regional and globalgovernance and the creation of political organizations and mechanisms that would provide a framework of regulation and law enforcement across the globe.
This is the way forward in order to enhance globalgovernance in this area.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The processes of globalisation carry a wide range of opportunities, challenges and threats for globalgovernance.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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