The United Nations and Civil Society :Legitimating Global Governance Whose Voice? ( 1 )

Publication subTitle :Legitimating Global Governance Whose Voice?

Publication series :1

Author: McKeon   Nora  

Publisher: Zed Books‎

Publication year: 2009

E-ISBN: 9781848132764

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781848132740

Subject: D8 Diplomacy, International Relations

Keyword: 外交、国际关系

Language: ENG

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Description

Presents a comprehensive analysis of UN engagement with civil society. This book pays particular attention to food and agriculture, which now lie at the heart of global governance issues. It shows how politically meaningful space for civil society can be introduced into UN policy dialog.

Chapter

Table 2.1 Areas of FAO–Civil Society Cooperation at Country Level, and Levels of CSO Involvement

Table 2.2 Types of CSOs with Which the FAO Cooperates at Country Level

Box 3.1 Accreditation: Difficulties Encountered

Box 3.2 Accreditation: Good Practices

Box 3.3 How the UN Family Interfaces with Civil Society

Box 3.4 Interface Mechanisms: Difficulties

Box 3.5 Interface Mechanisms: Good Practices

1 Setting the Stage

Scope and Methodology

A World Context in Flux: Re-examining Global Governance

Global Actors in Evolution: From International NGOs to Transnational Social Movements

Getting the Terms Straight

2 The FAO, Civil Society and the Global Governance of Food and Agriculture

Background

Civil Society and the World Food Summit

From Commitments to Action: In Pursuit of Elusive Political Will

Table 2.1 Areas of FAO–Civil Society Cooperation at Country Level, and Levels of CSO Involvement

Table 2.2 Types of CSOs with Which the FAO Cooperates at Country Level

The Global Food Crisis: A Political Opportunity for Civil Society?

By Way of Conclusion

3 UN–Civil Society Relations: A Comparative Look

Civil Society Participation in Global Policy Forums

Box 3.1 Accreditation: Difficulties Encountered

Box 3.2 Accreditation: Good Practices

Civil Society and Summit Follow-up: Linking Global Commitments and Local Action

Governance of UN–Civil Society Relations: Interface Mechanisms and the Issues of Representativity, Legitimacy and Accountability

Box 3.3 How the UN Family Interfaces with Civil Society

Box 3.4 Interface Mechanisms: Difficulties

Box 3.5 Interface Mechanisms: Good Practices

UN Reform Proposals, the Millennium Development Goals and Civil Society: Are We on the Right Track?

4 Conclusions and Ways Forward

Major Challenges for the UN in Its Relations with Civil Society

Issues for Further Investigation

Notes

to chapter 1

to chapter 2

to chapter 3

to chapter 4

Bibliography

Websites

ANNEX: Cross-System Survey Responding Entities

UN Secretariat Departments and Programmes

Specialized UN Agencies

International Financial Institutions

Other

Index

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