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|a Enhancing Global Governance in a Fragmented World :
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|a Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- The Argument for Multilateralism -- Reclaiming Multilateralism -- 2022-A Difficult Year for International Cooperation -- A World Facing Threats to the Global Order -- Ensuring a Faster and Fairer Energy Transition to Combat Climate Change -- Pandemics: Recovering from Covid and Preventing the Next Pandemic -- Limiting the Risk of Economic Fragmentation to Ensure Shared Prosperity -- International Governance for Artificial Intelligence -- Managing Nuclear Risks -- Managing Risks Effectively Requires a Reformed Multilateralism -- Multilateral Actors -- A More Horizontal Management of Interdependence -- A Global Order that Gives Room to Small and Middle Powers -- From Global Deals to Dealing with Global Issues -- Multilateralism Built from Plurilateral Deals -- A Results-Based Multilateralism -- Conclusion -- Multilateralism as a Prerequisite for Sovereignty -- Fostering Consensus to Prevent Future Catastrophes -- The Challenges Today's World is Facing -- The Types of Catastrophes -- The Catastrophes and Modern Technology -- Consensus in a Divided World -- References -- Peaceful Development or War Economies? -- The Second Cold War is a World War -- Opposite Ideas and Conflicting Interests -- Euro-Atlantic and Euro-Asian Mega-systems Can Peacefully Compete and Cooperate -- In Conclusion -- Running to the Rescue of Multilateral Cooperation -- A Divided World that Sticks Together -- The Enduring Crisis of Multilateral Global Governance -- Multilateralism Keeps Weathering the Storm -- China's Role in a Multilateral World -- Strategic Reglobalization: How Great Power Rivalry is Impacting the Multilateral Trading System -- Introduction -- Sowing the Seeds of Strategic Reglobalization -- Down the National Security Rabbit Hole.
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|a Trade Through the Lens of Geopolitics -- What Will Become of the WTO -- Conclusion -- The Role of China in Globalization and the China-ASEAN Partnership -- Introduction -- Strengthening Economic Partnership and Global Governance in a New Global Order -- China's Rise as a Global Power -- Challenges Facing China -- China-ASEAN Partnership -- Challenges Facing the China-ASEAN Partnership -- Conclusion -- Economic Diplomacy as an Answer Towards Global Challenges: The Experiences of Sino-German Economic Cooperation -- Karl-Heinz Gass -- Hans-Jochem Steim -- Jörg Wuttke -- References -- China's Changing Role in Multilateral Development Banks -- The Evolution of China's Multiple Roles in MDBs -- The Drivers of China's Evolving Role in MDBs -- The New Development Bank -- Conclusions -- Geopolitical Risks and Unconventional RMB Internationalization: A Reappraisal -- Geopolitical Risks, De-Dollarization, and RMB Internationalization -- The Chinese Approach to Capital Account Liberalization -- De Facto Convertibility of RMB -- Commodity-Based RMB and RMB Internationalization -- Concluding Remarks -- References -- China and Globalization in a Changing Context -- Introduction -- Globalisation at a Crossroads -- A Historical Context -- First Two Decades of the Twenty-First Century -- Issues Caused by Globalisation -- Unequal Globalisation is Unsustainable -- Global Governance Lags Behind Global Practice -- A Chinese Solution to Globalisation -- Three Pillars and Seven Pathways -- Policy Recommendations for Inclusive Globalisation -- Working Towards an Inclusive, Fair, Multilateral and Sustainable Model of Globalisation -- References -- China's Inroads into Global Governance: Status Quo and Scope -- China's Global Supply Chains -- Does the USA have the Power to Hurt China Economically? -- Upcoming Risks for China's Economy -- A Capitalist China?.
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|a Global Environmental Governance -- Proactive Actions on Climate Mitigation -- An Emerging Leader in Green Finance -- War on Pollution -- Impediments in the Journey Towards a Green Future -- Correcting: The Power Imbalance between the State and the Civil Society -- Reforming a Fragmented Governance Structure -- Raising Public Awareness on the Issue of Sustainable Development -- AI and Emerging Technologies -- Challenges and Future Prospects -- Conclusion -- Global Governance, China's Role, and Beijing as a Global Political City -- The Rise of Global Political Cities -- The Rebirth of Global Beijing -- Deepening International Ties -- Beijing's Olympic Era Transformation -- Challenges for the Future -- Conclusion: The Crucial Importance of Idea Institutions in Global Beijing -- The Strengths and Successes of the Chinese Governance System -- A Global Background -- The Rise of China -- An Introduction to China's System -- Economic Success -- Social Development -- Good Governance -- The Evolution of Good Governance -- Key Features of China's System of Governance -- Strong Leadership and Political Stability -- Effective Economic Management and Planning -- Emphasis on Education and Human Resource Development -- Focus on Innovation and Technology -- Strong Social Welfare System -- Environmental Protection -- Success Stories Abound -- Conclusion and Recommendations -- Recommendations -- China's Role in Modernization and Stabilization of the Contemporary Post-Cold War Order -- Introduction -- The Future of Economic Globalization -- China's View on Decoupling and the Future of Economic Globalization -- Strengthening of Geopolitics in the Post-Cold War Order -- China's View on the Strengthening of Geopolitics in the World Order -- Conclusion -- Global Relations-China and the World -- The Sino-American Conflict: From Escalation to Resolution.
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|a From Distrust to Trust -- The Bilateral Investment Treaty -- A US-China Secretariat -- The Clean Slate -- US-China Strategic Competition and Southeast Asia -- Enduring Great Power Competition -- Southeast Asia: Agency (Still) amid Great Power Competition -- ASEAN-China Cooperation in Pandemic Recovery -- Singapore-China Cooperation to Build a More Secure Regional Order -- Conclusion -- China-Africa Partnership in Influencing the New World Order -- Forum on China-Africa Cooperation-FOCAC -- South-South Cooperation -- The BRICS -- A Dialogue of Civilizations to Heal a Fractured World-Global Issues and the Role of China -- A Fractured, not just Fragmented, World -- Globalization and Its Malcontents -- A World Order Out of Alignment -- Working Towards Effective Governance of the Global Commons -- The UN Sustainable Development Goals as a Stepping Stone -- An Instructive Lesson -- What Is Needed-A Common Destination -- Shared Pathways to Seek Common Goals and Shared Pathways to the Future -- Sustaining Cooperation in a Fragmented World-a Malaysian Perspective -- Introduction -- A Malaysian View of the Global Governance Environment -- The Belt and Road Initiative: China's Vision of Global Governance and Its Opportunities and Challenges with Malaysia -- Global Governance and New Chinese Initiatives -- Malaysia Madani and China's Global Initiatives -- A New Vision for the Global Governance -- Europe's Future in a Contested Global Environment -- A Global Tempest -- A Watershed Moment in European History -- Global Economic Governance in Decline -- Policy Response Across the Globe -- Time to Act Together -- References -- A European Perspective on the Role of Large Corporations in Shaping Global Governance -- Introduction -- Theoretical Conceptualization -- Five Interrelated Pressure Points Driving the Fragmentation of the World Economic Order.
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|a The Role of Corporations in an Increasingly Fragmented Economic World -- Supply Chain Security and Resource Management -- Standards-Setting -- Sanctions: The Role of Corporations in Implementing Sanctions and Upholding the Rules-Based International Order -- Conclusion -- References -- Can an International Constitution of Information Empower a New Community with a Shared Future in Cyberspace? -- The Immediate Task for a Community with a Shared Future in Cyberspace -- An "Information Constitution" -- Drafting a Constitution of Information for the Community with a Shared Future in Cyberspace -- Private Versus Public -- Accuracy Assurance -- The Representative System -- A Community with a Shared Future in Cyberspace and the Future of Information -- The World Needs a Form of Global Governance for All -- Introduction -- In a Fragmented World can a Unipolar World Survive? -- Can Globalization Be the Savior of a Fragmented World? -- New Paradigm-New Global Governance? Problems of the Transition Period and the Balance of Power -- Conclusion -- Reshaping the Global Order -- About the Center for China and Globalization -- Other Publications in the China and Globalization Series -- Index.
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