Global Governance and the Emergence of Global Institutions for the 21st Century

López-Claros, Augusto; Dahl, Arthur L.; Groff, Maja

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“…Then, we critically analyze the pragmatic thinking used to formulate the 17 SDGs, the 169 targets, and their indicators, which we consider as applied instrumental rationalism (see later). Despite its good intentions, this agenda for implementing transitions to sustainable development has not been wholly successful, especially at the national geopolitical level (Lopez-Claros et al, 2020;United Nations, 2017). Surprisingly, our research found that there are few contributions about different types of barriers to more effective implementation.…”

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In this commentary, we present an analysis of how COVID-19 has impacted food systems in the Pacific Islands. The Pacific Islands region is home to over 10 million people across 22 countries, with hugely diverse agricultural and fisheries systems. The analysis is based on a systems framework developed by Allen and Prosperi (2016), which covers various aspects of human ecology food systems. We synthesized material from 21 interviews, news websites, emerging literature, and parallel published assessments of COVID-19 impacts in the region. We present examples of impacts across different elements of food systems throughout the region. We then apply a systems-based analysis to illustrate how the impacts of COVID-19 on Pacific food systems create an opportunity to find innovative ways of transforming localized and regional food, and create an opportunity to building resilience to future shocks.

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“…Hoch, Baar a Kopeček (2010), Hoch a Rudincová (2015), Kopeček, Hoch a Baar (2016) i Hoch a Kopeček (2019) se přes rozdíly v přístupech a cílech kloní k Peggově (1998) užší definici DFS a často poukazují na převážně negativní vnímání DFS v mezinárodních vztazích. Pozitivnější přístup má Caspersen (2009), jež sice též poukazuje na nedemokratické procesy v mnoha DFS, ale současně je srovnává s jejich rodičovskými státy.…”

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“…Protože zahrnutí absolutního počtu obětí by znevýhodnilo velké entity, byl počet obětí konfliktů relativizován na jeden milion obyvatel. Data o počtu obyvatel byla získána z databáze City Population (2019)…”

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“…Proč? Za prvé jsem jako vědec-člen oborové komunity a redakční rady Mezinárodních vztahů přesvědčený, že článek Tomáše Profanta (2019) "Rasizmus v rozvoji a v rozvojovej spolupráci" překrucuje nebo opomíjí zdroje a je konceptuálně tak zmatený, že nesplňuje akademické standardy pro publikaci. Za druhé jako vědec-občan, který se považuje za antirasistu a usiluje o globální spravedlnost a rozmanitost, jsem přesvědčený o politické nebezpečnosti textu, který prakticky všechny aktéry rozvojové spolupráce -a nejen ty -buď obviňuje z rasismu, anebo je považuje za jeho oběti.…”

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“…• United Nations Security Council (2014: Letter dated 10 October 2014 from the Chair of the Security Council Committee pursuant to resolutions751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea addressed to the President of the Security Council, <http://www.securitycouncilreport.org/atf/cf/%7B65BFCF9B-6D27-4E 9C-8CD3-CF6E4FF96FF9%7D/S_2014_726.pdf>. • United Nations Security Council(2019): "Letter dated 1 November 2019 from the Chair of the Security Council…”

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