Introduction
- Theoretical foundations of non-state actors
- Historical trajectory of non-state actors
- Globalization, policy liberalization and its impact on the State – non-state actors relationship, International Organizations – non-state actors
- Non-state actors in global regulations
- Non-state actors, diffusion of power and institutional mutations
Non-state actors: definitions, roles
- Who are the non-state actors?
- Non-state actors as political actors
- Transnational networks of non-state actors
NGOs, foundations, think tanks, philanthropy: development & business
- NGOs, think tanks, philanthropy and the corporate system
- Corporations, charity and philanthropy and their relations with public and private structures, national, subnational and transnational cooperation, aid and development
- NGOs, think tanks, foundations, philanthropy and power
- NGOs, think tanks, foundations, philanthropy and the global business policy
Regulatory governance and non-state actors: principles, codes of conduct, voluntary standards
Codes of conduct and voluntary standards of non-state actors: conceptual analysis of normative frameworks (some examples of instruments: regulatory or voluntary, regulatory and self-regulatory, public and private)
Contemporary trajectory of principles, codes of conduct and voluntary standards/soft law: engagement of non-state actors and public actors in global issues
Non-state actors in public domains
Role of non-state actors in public domains: evolution and constraints of contemporary discourses: emergence and exercise of public and private authority/power
- democracy
- human rights
- transparency
- governance
- service provision
- accountability
- corruption
- compliance/ethics
- global public goods: education, development, health, agriculture, water, environment/climate change, infrastructure, natural resources…
- global reporting
- international cooperation/aid & development
- partnership
- intellectual property
- regulation/deregulation
- authority
Stakeholders and the rhetoric of poverty
Stakeholder theory and fields of application
Stakeholders as policy decision-makers and the rhetorics of poverty
Non-state actors, governments, transnational corporations and business for development
- Power politics in the management of aid, cooperation and development: government, business sector and NGOs-Non-governmental cooperation
- How is the business/corporate sector (transnational corporations…) involved in sustainable development, health, education, infrastructure…?
- Alliances and networks of non-state organizations linked to transnational corporations: business and the fight against global poverty (business fights poverty)
Networks, business and development in Latin America, Africa and Asia
- Inclusive business and sustainable development
- Network/discourse: business partnership
- Non-state actors and transnational financing
- Development and the private sector
- Non-state actors, financing and partnership
- Business cooperation, business-to-business and development, public and private sectors, transnational corporations and development, public-private cooperation between the North and the South
Non-state actors and diplomacy
- Evolution of global diplomacy and international relations
- Engagement of non-state actors in diplomacy/Non-governmental diplomacy: advocacy, diplomatic lobbying and the international sphere of policy-makers, policy-making
- Non-state actors and sustainable development diplomacy
- Multi-stakeholder diplomacy
- The New Diplomacy
- The New Economic Diplomacy > corporate diplomacy/Corporate diplomacy and its fields of intervention and interaction
- Cultural diplomacy
- Global Diplomacy/Regional Diplomacy/Global Diplomacy and Global Business
- The new Public Diplomacy and NGOs
- European Union, NGOs and Diplomacy
Challenges of non-state actors in international relations
- Global economy in the discourses and practices of non-state actors
- Non-state actors in global regulations
- Non-state actors and international relations
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