Acknowledgements

pp.：  9 – 8

Abbreviations & Acronyms

pp.：  9 – 16

Contributors

pp.：  17 – 24

Introduction

pp.：  25 – 58

PART A CROSS-SECTORAL GOVERNANCE REGIMES

pp.：  59 – 328

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

pp.：  61 – 74

Business and Industry Advisory Committee

pp.：  75 – 84

Consumers International

pp.：  85 – 98

Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International

pp.：  99 – 118

G8

pp.：  119 – 140

Global Reporting Initiative

pp.：  141 – 156

International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes

pp.：  157 – 166

International Chamber of Commerce

pp.：  167 – 178

International Cooperative Alliance

pp.：  179 – 192

International Institute for the Unifi cation of Private Law

pp.：  193 – 200

International Organisation of Employers

pp.：  201 – 214

International Organization for Migration

pp.：  215 – 224

International Organization for Standardization

pp.：  225 – 236

International Trade Centre

pp.：  237 – 250

Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

pp.：  251 – 266

Transparency International

pp.：  267 – 276

United Nations Global Compact

pp.：  277 – 290

World Customs Organization

pp.：  291 – 302

World Economic Forum

pp.：  303 – 328

PART B BANKING, FINANCE, ACCOUNTING, AND INSURANCE

pp.：  329 – 524

Bank for International Settlements

pp.：  331 – 342

Basel Committee on Banking Supervision

pp.：  343 – 352

Clearing House Interbank Payments System

pp.：  353 – 360

Financial Planning Standards Board

pp.：  361 – 368

Financial Stability Board

pp.：  369 – 378

Institute of International Finance, Inc

pp.：  379 – 390

International Accounting Standards Board

pp.：  391 – 400

International Association of Insurance Supervisors

pp.：  401 – 408

International Capital Market Association

pp.：  409 – 418

International Federation of Accountants

pp.：  419 – 432

International Fiscal Association

pp.：  433 – 444

International Organisation of Pension Supervisors

pp.：  445 – 462

International Organization of Securities Commissions

pp.：  463 – 472

International Securities Association for Institutional Trade Communication-International Operations Association

pp.：  473 – 486

International Union of Marine Insurance

pp.：  487 – 494

The Joint Forum

pp.：  495 – 502

World Council of Credit Unions

pp.：  503 – 512

World Federation of Exchanges

pp.：  513 – 524

PART C COMMUNICATIONS, ELECTRONICS, AND MEDIA

pp.：  525 – 666

Advanced Television Systems Committee, Inc

pp.：  527 – 538

Business Soft ware Alliance

pp.：  539 – 546

Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems

pp.：  547 – 556

Digital Video Broadcasting Project

pp.：  557 – 568

Distributed Management Task Force, Inc

pp.：  569 – 576

Ecma International

pp.：  577 – 584

Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Inc

pp.：  585 – 596

International Electrotechnical Commission

pp.：  597 – 608

International Federation of the Phonographic Industry

pp.：  609 – 618

International Mobile Satellite Organisation

pp.：  619 – 622

International Telecommunications Satellite Organisation

pp.：  623 – 626

Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers

pp.：  627 – 644

Internet Society

pp.：  645 – 656

World Wide Web Consortium

pp.：  657 – 666

PART D AGRICULTURE AND FOODSTUFFS

pp.：  667 – 754

Codex Alimentarius Commission

pp.：  669 – 678

Grain and Feed Trade Association

pp.：  679 – 686

International Dairy Federation

pp.：  687 – 692

International Federation of Agricultural Producers

pp.：  693 – 706

International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements

pp.：  707 – 718

International Grains Council

pp.：  719 – 728

Marine Stewardship Council

pp.：  729 – 754

PART E TRANSPORT

pp.：  755 – 838

Airports Council International

pp.：  757 – 770

Baltic and International Maritime Council

pp.：  771 – 778

International Air Transport Association

pp.：  779 – 788

International Association of Classifi cation Societies

pp.：  789 – 798

International Chamber of Shipping & International Shipping Federation

pp.：  799 – 806

International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners

pp.：  807 – 812

International Association of Independent Tanker Owners

pp.：  813 – 822

Intergovernmental Organisation for International Carriage by Rail

pp.：  823 – 832

Permanent International Association of Navigation Congresses

pp.：  833 – 838

PART F ENERGY, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND NATURAL RESOURCES

pp.：  839 – 1052

Clean Development Mechanism

pp.：  841 – 850

Energy Charter Conference

pp.：  851 – 872

Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

pp.：  873 – 888

Forest Stewardship Council

pp.：  889 – 912

Global Ecolabelling Network

pp.：  913 – 922

Global Environment Facility

pp.：  923 – 938

International Association for Hydrogen Energy

pp.：  939 – 946

International Energy Agency

pp.：  947 – 966

International Sustainable Energy Organization

pp.：  967 – 976

International Union for Conservation of Nature

pp.：  977 – 992

Kimberley Process Certifi cation Scheme

pp.：  993 – 1012

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries

pp.：  1013 – 1032

World Energy Council

pp.：  1033 – 1044

World Water Council

pp.：  1045 – 1052

PART G CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICALS, AND HEALTH

pp.：  1053 – 1105

Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria

pp.：  1055 – 1064

International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use

pp.：  1065 – 1078

International Council of Chemical Associations

pp.：  1079 – 1086

International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations

pp.：  1087 – 1094

Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management

pp.：  1095 – 1105