Global Governance

All articles in Global Governance

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  The Globalization of Anti-Globalization

  WFM –⁠ CanadaWorld Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

  Simon Rosenblum argues for global regulation of trade to prevent unfair labor practices. He highlights the consequences of unchecked globalization and the rise of hyper-globalization.

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  Sustainable Common Security

  WFM –⁠ CanadaWorld Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

  H. Peter Langille proposes “sustainable common security” as an umbrella joining common security with long-term attention to root causes, backed by a revitalized UN, a UN Emergency Peace Service and a movement of movements.

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  Charting the UN’s Future

  WFM –⁠ CanadaWorld Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

  The UN faces structural challenges and outdated principles. Canada’s approach to reforming the Organization is central to global governance debates.

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  Canada and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: What Now?

  WFM –⁠ CanadaWorld Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

  Canada’s role in advancing the women, peace and security agenda faces gaps in global and national implementation. The committee calls for a new national action plan and UN institutional reform.

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  António Guterres: The Next UN Secretary-General

  WFM –⁠ CanadaWorld Federalist Movement – Canada · December 2016

  Monique Cuillerier reports that campaigners for a woman Secretary-General were partly won over after meeting Guterres, whose team promises a woman from the global south as deputy and gender parity at all levels.

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  Canada and the International Criminal Court

  WFM –⁠ CanadaWorld Federalist Movement – Canada · November 2016

  Canada faces a pivotal moment in supporting the International Criminal Court as African nations withdraw. The court’s role in addressing global justice remains under threat.

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  1 for 7 Billion Update

  WFM –⁠ CanadaWorld Federalist Movement – Canada · June 2016

  Straw polls let the Security Council find which Secretary-General candidates have the broadest support; it takes up the field on July 21st, though the Charter has the General Assembly appoint on the Council’s recommendation.