Towards a Third Generation of Global Governance Scholarship
Towards a Third Generation of Global Governance Scholarship
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迈向第三代全球治理奖学金
DOI：
10.1111/1758-5899.12527
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发表时间：
2018
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影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
T. Pegram
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作者：
D. Coen;T. Pegram
人们普遍认为全球治理处于危机之中。跨界活动相互依存的加深掩盖了相对缺乏能够有效应对重大全球政策挑战的治理机制的事实。学者在理解障碍和克服障碍的方法方面可以发挥重要作用。第一代全球治理研究使国家间领域之外日益复杂和全球化的现实变得清晰可见。一个不同的第二代奖学金，跨越不同的子领域，建立在这个“路标奖学金”，以产生深入了解努力管理，绕过，甚至-潜在的-超越多边僵局，以解决紧迫的跨界问题。本文绘制了走向全球治理研究的“第三代”的课程，还介绍了一个特殊的部分，汇集了全球治理领域的领先学者，跨越理论，分析和问题领域的界限。这一合作努力提出了推进趋同，已经在进行中，在理论和经验丰富的现有的奖学金，区分为全球公共政策交付的复杂性的关注。
Global governance is widely viewed as in crisis. Deepening interdependence of cross-border activity belies the relative absence of governance mechanisms capable of effectively tackling major global policy challenges. Scholars have an important role to play in understanding blockages and ways through. A first generation of global governance research made visible an increasingly complex and globalising reality beyond the interstate domain. A varied second generation of scholarship, spanning diverse subfields, has built upon this ‘signpost scholarship’ to generate insight into efforts to manage, bypass and even – potentially – transcend multilateral gridlock to address pressing transboundary problems. This article plots a course towards a ‘third generation’ of global governance research, serving to also introduce a special section which brings together leading scholars in the field of global governance, working across theoretical, analytical and issue-area boundaries. This collaborative endeavour proposes to advance a convergence, already underway, across a theoretically and empirically rich existing scholarship, distinguished by a concern for the complexity of global public policy delivery.