Global Accountabilities : Participation, Pluralism, and Public Ethics

Abstract

Introduction: 1. Forging global accountabilities Edward Weisband and Alnoor Ebrahim Part I. Public Accountability: Participatory Spheres from Global to Local: 2. Multilateralism and building stronger international institutions Ngaire Woods 3. Global financial governance and the problem of accountability: the role of the public sphere Randall D. Germain 4. Citizen activism and public accountability: lessons from case studies in India Anne Marie Goetz and Rob Jenkins Part II. Experiments in Forging NGO Accountability: Mutuality and Context: 5. Multiparty social action and mutual accountability L. David Brown 6. Not accountable to anyone? Collective action and the role of NGOs in the campaign to ban 'blood diamonds' Ian Smillie 7. Bringing in society, culture and politics: values and accountability in a Bangladeshi NGO David Lewis Part III. Reflective Accountability: New Directions for Participatory Practice: 8. A rights-based approach to accountability Lisa Jordan 9. Evaluation and accountability in emergency relief Coralie Bryant 10. Towards a reflective accountability in NGOs Alnoor Ebrahim Part IV. Global Accountability Frameworks and Corporate Social Responsibility: 11. Financial actors and instruments in the construction of global corporate social responsibility Michael R. MacLeod 12. Public accountability within transnational supply chains: a global agenda for empowering southern workers? Kate Macdonald 13. Tripartite multilateralism: why corporate social responsibility is not accountability Edward Weisband Conclusion: 14. Prolegomena to a postmodern public ethics: images of accountability in global frames Edward Weisband.

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