Governance in a Globalizing World

By J. Nye, J. Donahue. 2000

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science, Strategy and Management

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• Informationalism, Networks, And The Network Society: A Theoretical Blueprint (2004, background): “…London: Routledge Nye, Joseph and Donahue, John, eds (2000) “Governance in a globalizing world”, Washington: Brookings Institution Press Norris, Pippa (2000), “Global governance and cosmopolitan citizens” in Nye and Donahue (2000), pp. 155-177 Volkmer, Ingrid (1999) “ “News in the global sphere.”
• The privatization of public interest: theorizing NGO discourse in a neoliberal era (2004, background): “The globalization of NGOs is reflective of the new policy consensus that NGOs are de facto agents of democracy rather than products of a thriving democratic culture (Edwards, 2000; Holloway, 1998; Nye and Donahue, 2000).”