Globalizing Governance in a Multi-Stakeholder World

The book explores the evolving landscape of globalization since the 1990s, highlighting the rise of countermovements that challenge existing economic structures. It poses critical questions about the beneficiaries and objectives of globalization, emphasizing the importance of individual and collective actions during transitional periods. The narrative presents globalization as a hybrid process affecting states, markets, and civil society, suggesting that new alliances and creative governance can lead to a more equitable and just global system in the 21st century.