The Rise of International Regime Complexity
The Rise of International Regime Complexity
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10.1146/annurev-lawsocsci-101317-030830
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2018-01-01
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Raustiala, Kal
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Alter, Karen J.;Raustiala, Kal
可以说，二十一世纪世纪国际合作的标志性特征不是制度，而是制度综合体。一个政权复合体是一系列部分重叠和无等级的机构，包括一个以上的国际协议或权威。这些机构和协定可以是职能性的，也可以是地域性的。国际制度复杂性是指由于规则密度和制度复合体并存而产生的全球治理的国际政治体系。本文重点介绍了过去15年来国际政权复杂性政治学研究中出现的见解和问题，解释了为什么政权复杂性会出现，是什么因素维持了它们，以及政权复杂性产生的政治影响范围。我们的结论解释了为什么在后美国世界秩序中，国际制度复杂性增加的趋势可能会加速。
The signature feature of twenty-first-century international cooperation is arguably not the regime but the regime complex. A regime complex is an array of partially overlapping and nonhierarchical institutions that includes more than one international agreement or authority. The institutions and agreements may be functional or territorial in nature. International regime complexity refers to international political systems of global governance that emerge because of the coexistence of rule density and regime complexes. This article highlights insights and questions that emerge from the last 15 years of scholarship on the politics of international regime complexity, explaining why regime complexes arise, what factors sustain them, and the range of political effects regime complexity creates. Our conclusion explains why, in a post-American world order, the trend of greater international regime complexity will likely accelerate.