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Global Governance A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations
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... Major permanent institutions such as ASEAN do not seem to do anything, and governments make no efforts to reform them (Jetschke 2009). Some academic observers dismiss unproductive UN conferences as failures, talk-shops, and media events that create photo opportunities but do little to address global problems (Fomerand 1996;Hoffman 2011). Others take unproductive conferences seriously as arenas for norms reinforcement (Haas 2002) or interpret "summit theatre" through a Foucauldian perspective, as mechanisms for structuring the conduct of global politics and reifying power relations and political orders (Hajer 2005;Blühdorn 2007;Death 2011). ...
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July 1996
Global Governance A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations