The impact of global governance on poverty in the UK

Jan Aart Scholte

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International Development and Aid Income, Poverty, and Inequality Human Rights and Development

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This paper: - classifies global governance institutions; - examines how these institutions have contributed to the production and/or the alleviation of poverty in the UK; and - outlines how anti-poverty campaigners in the UK can engage with global governance institutions.

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