Global Governance

Qoraboyev, Ikboljon

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“…The concept of global governance became popular with the publication of the 1995 United Nations Commission on Global Governance report entitled Our Global Neighbourhood. This report highlights the roles of both state and non-state actors, including individuals and multilateral institutions, in managing common global affairs, marking a departure from traditional Cold War-era and statist notions of global governance (Qoraboyev 2021). Global governance is defined as the collective approach and process of addressing common problems in the international system, including the way of accommodating competing interests and decision-making frameworks.…”

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BRICS as a Catalyst for Global Governance Transformation: Beyond Western Perceptions

Yanano Mangani

2024

Vestnik MGIMO-universiteta

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Scholarship on global political economy and global peace and security governance often depicts BRICS members as emerging powers with relatively limited experience in international leadership. These depictions underscore their contested regional leadership and ambiguous institutional, political, ideological, and socio-economic capacities to influence and reshape the global governance system. However, this article challenges some of these characterizations of BRICS members as inaccurate and rooted in Western exceptionalism. Employing a qualitative secondary research approach, it aims to analyze the role of BRICS as a new model for global governance by examining key institutional and political initiatives undertaken by the bloc, as well as by each of its member states.The analysis reveals that institutional initiatives such as the New Development Bank (NDB) demonstrate the BRICS’ capacity to deploy a combination of hard and soft power tools, thereby contributing to the emergence of multipolarity in the global governance architecture. These initiatives have exposed the world's developing regions to new experiences, resources, and understandings of the priorities of emerging powers. Furthermore, political responses to crises, such as turmoil in Zimbabwe, Libya, and Mali, as well as nuclear issues in Iran, where BRICS members have assumed mediatory, supportive, or leading roles, have sparked renewed interest in understanding BRICS as an alternative to traditional conceptions of global peace and security governance. Significantly, BRICS’ soft power diplomacy plays a pivotal role in projecting the bloc as an advocate of alternative global governance architecture and in dispelling negative perceptions. This objective is achieved through the BRICS’ transformative agenda, which offers alternative pathways for attaining international public goods in developing regions with shared historical and ideological affinities.

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BRICS as a Catalyst for Global Governance Transformation: Beyond Western Perceptions

Yanano Mangani

2024

Vestnik MGIMO-universiteta

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Litigation or Adr: Which Benefits International Relations

Adjovu¹

2022

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“…Global governance 'denotes a sum of collective efforts of global, national, and local actors to address consequences of increasing interdependence and to pursue global order based on specific goals and values' (Qoraboyev 2021:99). It can be further stated that global governance also serves as an analytical framework to better understand and explain contemporary political developments and socioeconomic transformations (Qoraboyev 2021). It can be considered that globalisation can be divided into various branches: economic globalisation, social globalisation and environmental globalisation (UK Essays 2020).…”

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The role of BRICS in global governance to promote economic development

Vyas-Doorgapersad

2022

Africa’s Public Service Delivery and Performance Review

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Background: The article assesses the significant role Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) countries, which comprise Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, play in economic development, and challenges experienced in realisation of economic goals. It is an area that is least researched in the domains of public administration.Aim: The focus of the article is on the role of BRICS in achieving economic development.Setting: The descriptive nature of the article provided a detailed explanation regarding the role of BRICS in the promotion of economic growth.Methods: The qualitative research method was adopted in this article to compile information. The information was compiled through the review of available secondary data (literature and document reviews) that include scholarly books, Internet sources, articles and official documents.Results: The findings confirmed that BRICS can achieve global governance through intercountry partnerships, which requires work on internal strategies to strengthen intra-BRICS relationships.Conclusion: The article is an effort to discuss the role of BRICS, emphasising their relevance to economic development, especially during coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The suggestions can be applicable in country-specific contexts.Contribution: The article intends to advance knowledge of the possibility that the BRICS’ combined economic strength may significantly contribute to the expansion of the world economy and, consequently, to the promotion of global economic governance.

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Global Governance

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BRICS as a Catalyst for Global Governance Transformation: Beyond Western Perceptions

BRICS as a Catalyst for Global Governance Transformation: Beyond Western Perceptions

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The role of BRICS in global governance to promote economic development

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