Future Multilateralism The Political and Social Framework

Future Multilateralism The Political and Social Framework by Michael G. Schechter, published by Palgrave Macmillan UK on March 14, 1999, is a comprehensive examination of the multilateralism necessary for addressing various societal projects. This 319-page volume is presented in English and explores the intersection of political science, international relations, and public policy, focusing on strategies that align with the normative commitments of the MUNS programme.
Readers will find a detailed discussion on the types of multilateralism essential for fostering social equity, non-violent conflict resolution, and environmental protection. The book identifies both ‘top-down’ approaches that utilize established international institutions and ‘bottom-up’ strategies that emphasize the role of civil society. Through this framework, Schechter aims to provide insights into the diffusion of power among different social groups and societies, contributing to a deeper understanding of contemporary political and economic challenges.
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The aim of this volume is to discuss the kinds of multilateralism that would be required to pursue some of the alternative projects of society, namely those which agree with some of the key normative commitments of the MUNS programme: non-violent means for dealing with conflict; social equity; protection of the biosphere; diffusion of power among social groups and societies. The strategies identified here are both ‘top-down’, ie: relying on conventional international institutions and ‘bottom-up’, ie: involving a new multilateralism grounded in civil society.
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