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Consultative Forums: State Power and Multilateral Institutions
2014Gregory Chin
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The Potential for Scrutiny of Internet Peering Policies in Multilateral Forums
2001exaly +2 more sources
Tracking progress towards the migration targets in the 2030 Agenda through multilateral forums
2016exaly +2 more sources
Indonesia Multilateral Cooperation in Enhancing Energy Sustainability Through G20 Forum
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019This article explains that the G20 forum is one of the dominant forums in the world that addresses the main economic issues including discussions on energy and environment. Indonesia is currently experiencing various problems in the energy sector, such as energy availability and the development of energy towards the future.
Diah Ayu Permatasari, Noam Lazuardy
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Bilateralism, Multilateralism, or Regionalism? Japan's Trade Forum Choices
Journal of East Asian Studies, 2005The Japanese government today is actively and strategically choosing among various institutional forums to deal with its trade partners, namely bilateral venues, multilateral settings, and even preferential regional arrangements. This ongoing high-profile institutional selection is somewhat unprecedented for Japan, and demands a review of the ...
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The WTO as a Multilateral Trading Forum: A Failure for Developing Countries?
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012The essay touches upon the various issues that have raised their ugly heads in the way of cooperation at the international trading system, the World Trade Organisation (WTO). To elucidate the real picture of the international trade, the essay has been divided into various heads, some of hich point towards the developmental aspect of the WTO and some ...
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Asia Europe Journal, 2012
The article argues that the “principled multilateralism” of the immediate post-Cold War period is increasingly giving way to what may be called a “diminished multilateralism.” Newly emerging global and regional powers such as the BRICS states (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and other rising powers in the Global South are increasingly ...
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The article argues that the “principled multilateralism” of the immediate post-Cold War period is increasingly giving way to what may be called a “diminished multilateralism.” Newly emerging global and regional powers such as the BRICS states (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and other rising powers in the Global South are increasingly ...
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