GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

Global Governance

Global Governance

Introduction

For many years, the international debates on economic regulation and politics revolve around the theme of global governance. Speeches organizations International often call for good governance and imply that the sub- development can be explained by poor governance. Today, questions about the appropriate governance are essentially to discuss how the various economic instruments and policies must be used; discussions on relevant and to question its model remain marginal. Authors and institutions, applied to define and implement such a governance, take note of the proliferation of criticism from civil society, the debate is then on viable improvements in global governance (Stiglitz and Joseph 2006, pp. 149). Two fundamental concepts dominate so far most of the discussion: the legitimacy, which requires, a greater democratization - and transparency and efficiency - that pass through a greater specialization of institutions international.

The aim of this paper is to try to highlight the impacts of regionalism on the formation of a global system of governance. It quickly becomes clear that the conceptual framework of the latter, an analysis in terms of market failures, is insufficient to answer the questions that this notion raises. If the model of global governance does not necessarily on unanimously, its relevance largely undermined by the denial of inescapable realities. After the presentation of different definitions of global governance and its place in the architecture of international relations, we will put into perspective the main arguments related to the model of governance world, we endeavor to show the limits of the latter (Cooper, Hughes and Lombaerde 2008, pp. 214).

The rise of new players and the weakening of multilateralism since the 1970 results in search of a new form of international governance, where Europe is looking for a place at the intersection of multilateralism and a system of governance more Traditional based on the privileged role of a number of key players. We analyze the mutations of the systems of international governance since the 1970s in its political, economic and institutional through the comparative study of models at the regional and global levels, through dialogue between regionalism, the links between regional and global.

Global Governance

What is behind the concept of global governance? It refers first and foremost the art of government without government, while forging legitimacy not meet the prerequisites of a representative democracy. Interest in global governance to reflect back on how the global economy governed. There are varying definitions. And governance would it be:

A set of principles, practices and institutions that contribute to the common training standards necessary collective states (Cecchini, Catinat and Jacquemin 1988, pp. 128). It would rely on different procedures: consultation between governments, adoption of prevailing legislation, and consensus on objectives, on recognition or common definitions of acceptable practice. (Burton, 1972) Advance a broader definition:

Governance is the set of transactions in which the collective rules developed, decided, legitimated, implemented and monitored (Beck 2007, pp. 39). In the same vein, one of the twelve reports of working groups set up to contribute to proposals from the ...