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The EU, the US and the crisis of contemporary multilateralism

Journal of European Integration, 2018
The article begins by exploring the crisis of contemporary multilateralism in terms of three core elements: institutions, norms and negotiation. It then argues that in relation to these elements, the EU and the US occupy ambiguous positions and roles ...
Michael D. Smith
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Chinese-led Regional Multilateralism in Central and Eastern Europe, Africa and Latin America: 16 + 1, FOCAC, and CCF

Journal of Contemporary China, 2018
Jakub Jakóbowski
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Money and multilateralism: how funding rules constitute IO governance

International Theory, 2015
Erin R Graham
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RCEP: a strategic opportunity for multilateralism

, 2021
East Asia’s Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement was concluded in a time of heightened uncertainty in the global economy and in the middle of the largest economic downturn in almost a century from a pandemic-induced global ...
P. Drysdale, S. Armstrong
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Multilateralism as a tool: Exploring French military cooperation in the Sahel

French Interventions in Africa, 2020
President François Hollande entered public office in 2012 with a non-interventionist agenda that promised to draw down French troops in Africa and promoted collective African and European mechanisms to reduce France’s military footprint in the region ...
Benedikt Erforth
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Multilateral Bargaining

The Review of Economic Studies, 1996
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Krishna, Vijay, Serrano, Roberto
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China and Global Governance: Opportunistic Multilateralism

Global Policy, 2020
US policy toward the People's Republic of China (PRC) has come under increasing attack in Washington, as a growing chorus of analysts paints the PRC has a revisionist power seeking to undercut existing multilateral institutions. We observe, however, that
Scott L. Kastner, M. Pearson, Chad Rector   +2 more
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Multilateralism 2.0: It Is Here—Are We Ready for It?

Global Perspectives, 2020
This article argues that one of the key questions—or even the key question—of our times is how to foster enhanced compatibility between national policy-making sovereignty and effective multilateral cooperation. There are multiple reasons for this. First,
I. Kaul
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Diverse Multilateralism: Four Strategies in China’s Multilateral Diplomacy

Journal of Chinese Political Science, 2012
This article addresses Chinas multilateral diplomacy by identifying four distinct strategies: watching, engaging, circumventing, and shaping. The typology builds on two literatures: power transition theory, and the more recent “assertiveness” discourse in the West.
Wuthnow, Joel, Li, Xin, Qi, Lingling
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