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CRITICAL CHOICES The United Nations, networks, and the future of global governance

Wolfgang H. Reinicke · Francis Mading Deng

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Abstract

This document draws attention to the growing importance of cross-sectoral partnerships in meeting the multiple challenges of global governance. It discusses how tri-sectoral global public policy networks — involving governments, business, and the nonprofit sector — provide a new model for building a more dynamic, participative, and effective system of global governance. It concludes that global public policy networks can play an increasingly important role in addressing the governance and policy issues facing the global community.

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