New Directions in Global Political Governance: The G8 and International Order in the Twenty-First Century

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ISBN: 9780754618331 | 0754618331
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Copyright: 11/28/2002

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Focused on politics and security, this volume extends the G8 and Global Governance series into the domain of international security in both its classic and newer forms. Sections on Japan's perspective on the G8 and international order, critical issues in global security governance and the role of international institutions, make this a most distinctive account of international security in the 21st century.

List of Tables

List of Figures

List of Contributors

xiii

Preface and Acknowledgements

xvi

List of Abbreviations

xxiii

New Directions in Global Political Governance: Challenges and Responses

(20)

John J. Kirton

Junichi Takase

PART I: THE GLOBALISATION CHALLENGE AND THE G8'S OKINAWA RESPONSE

The G8 Summit and Global Governance: The Message of Okinawa

(14)

Nicholas Bayne

The Okinawa Summit's Contribution to Global Order: Vision and Realisation

(14)

Kaoru Ishikawa

New Directions for the G8: Okinawa's Prospects and Performance

(20)

John J. Kirton

Globalisation and the Role of the Summits

(14)

Shinichiro Uda

PART II: JAPAN'S OKINAWA SUMMIT AND APPROACH TO TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY WORLD ORDER

The G8 Summit in Global and Local Perspectives: Process, Meeting, and Japanese Domestic Politics

(14)

Yuichi Morii

Okinawan and Japanese Perspectives on U.S. Military Bases and the G8 Summit

(8)

Takayoshi Egami

The Changing G8 Summit and Japanese Foreign Policy

105

(12)

Junichi Takase

PART III: NEW DIRECTIONS IN GLOBAL SECURITY GOVERNANCE

Curbing Nuclear Proliferation: Japanese, G8, and Global Approaches

117

(24)

Mitsuru Kurosawa

Nuclear Safety and Criticality at Tokaimura: A Failure of Governance

141

(26)

Michael W. Donnelly

The G8 and the Human Security Agenda

167

(24)

Steven L. Lamy

PART IV: NEW DIRECTIONS IN GLOBAL INSTITUTIONAL GOVERNANCE

The G8, the United Nations, and Global Security Governance

191

(18)

John J. Kirton

Partners or Adversaries? The G7/8 Encounters Civil Society

209

(14)

Peter I. Hajnal

Safeguarding Environmental Values and Social Cohesion under Trade Liberalisation: Global Governance, G8 Action, and Local Initiatives

223

(14)

Christine Lucyk

John J. Kirton

The Roots of the New Consensus: The United States and the Transformation of the G8 System

237

(14)

Gina Stephens

PART V: CONCLUSION

Global Political Governance and the G8 in the Twenty-First Century

251

(76)

John J. Kirton

Junichi Takase

ANALYTICAL APPENDICES

A Summit Performance Assessment, Overall and by Issue, 1996--2001 G8 Research Group

263

(2)

B Country Performance Assessment, at Summit, 1996--2001 G8 Research Group

265

(2)

C G7/8 Commitments, 1975--2002

267

(2)

John J. Kirton

Ella Kokotsis

D Okinawa's Promises Kept: The 2001 G8 Compliance Report

269

(14)

John J. Kirton

Ella Kokotsis

Diana Juricevic

DOCUMENTARY APPENDICES

E Conclusions of the Meeting of the G8 Foreign Ministers Miyazaki, 13 July 2000

283

(10)

F G8 Miyazaki Initiatives for Conflict Prevention Miyazaki, 13 July 2000

293

(10)

G G8 Statement on Regional Issues Okinawa, 21 July 2000

303

(4)

H G8 Statement on Korean Peninsula Okinawa, 21 July 2000

307

(2)

I G8 Communique Okinawa 2000 Okinawa, 23 July 2000

309

(18)

Bibliography

327

(20)

Index

347

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New Directions in Global Political Governance: The G8 and International Order in the Twenty-First Century

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