Global-Governance-in-the-21st-Century-Navigating-a-Complex-World.pptx

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1. Global Governance in the 21st Century.

2. This presentation explores the intricate challenges of global governance. We will examine the evolving relevance of the state amidst globalization. Our goal is to identify pathways toward collaborative solutions for a more interconnected world. Global Governance in the 21st Century.

3. Defining Global Governance: Beyond National Sovereignty

4. Defining Global Governance: Beyond National Sovereignty What it is Global governance encompasses the various ways nations cooperate. It addresses transnational issues exceeding individual state capacity. It focuses on collective action, agreements, and shared norms. What it is not It doesn't imply a world government. It respects national sovereignty, yet promotes collaboration. It addresses gaps when national actions are insufficient to solve global problems.

5. Challenge 1: Climate Change - A Tragedy of the Commons Example

6. Challenge 1: Climate Change - A Tragedy of the Commons Example 1 Shared Resource The atmosphere is a shared global resource. All nations contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

7. Challenge 1: Climate Change - A Tragedy of the Commons Example 1 Shared Resource The atmosphere is a shared global resource. All nations contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. 2 Individual Incentives Individual nations may prioritize economic growth. This can lead to increased emissions and environmental damage.

8. Challenge 1: Climate Change - A Tragedy of the Commons Example 1 Shared Resource The atmosphere is a shared global resource. All nations contribute to greenhouse gas emissions. 2 Individual Incentives Individual nations may prioritize economic growth. This can lead to increased emissions and environmental damage. 3 Collective Outcome Uncoordinated actions result in climate change. This impacts all nations through rising sea levels and extreme weather.

9. Challenge 2: Economic Inequality - The Widening Gap

10. Challenge 2: Economic Inequality - The Widening Gap Globalization has created economic opportunities, but benefits aren't evenly distributed.

11. Challenge 2: Economic Inequality - The Widening Gap Globalization has created economic opportunities, but benefits aren't evenly distributed. Income inequality within and between countries has increased. This can lead to social unrest and instability.

12. Challenge 2: Economic Inequality - The Widening Gap Globalization has created economic opportunities, but benefits aren't evenly distributed. Income inequality within and between countries has increased. This can lead to social unrest and instability. Global governance mechanisms must address these disparities. They need to promote inclusive growth and reduce poverty.

13. Challenge 3: Cybersecurity - Threats to National Security & Privacy Cyberattacks 1 Data Breaches 2 Misinformation 3 Cybersecurity threats are borderless. They target critical infrastructure and personal data. International cooperation is vital to combat cybercrime and protect digital assets.

14. The State's Enduring Relevance: Adapting to Globalization

15. The State's Enduring Relevance: Adapting to Globalization 1 Sovereignty States remain primary actors. They retain the right to govern their territories and populations.

16. The State's Enduring Relevance: Adapting to Globalization 1 Sovereignty States remain primary actors. They retain the right to govern their territories and populations. 2 Adaptation States are adapting to globalization. They participate in global forums and collaborate on shared challenges.

17. The State's Enduring Relevance: Adapting to Globalization 1 Sovereignty States remain primary actors. They retain the right to govern their territories and populations. 2 Adaptation States are adapting to globalization. They participate in global forums and collaborate on shared challenges. 3 Regulation States enforce international agreements and regulations. They play a crucial role in maintaining global order.

18. Reasserting Sovereignty: Balancing Global Needs and National Interests 1 Autonomy 2 Negotiation 3 Cooperation States can reassert sovereignty by strategically engaging. This includes negotiating favorable agreements and choosing when to cooperate.

19. Towards Collaborative Solutions: A Future for Global Governance

20. Towards Collaborative Solutions: A Future for Global Governance Multilateralism Strengthening international organizations and agreements is crucial.

21. Towards Collaborative Solutions: A Future for Global Governance Multilateralism Strengthening international organizations and agreements is crucial. Inclusivity Ensuring participation of all nations, especially developing countries, is vital.

22. Towards Collaborative Solutions: A Future for Global Governance Multilateralism Strengthening international organizations and agreements is crucial. Inclusivity Ensuring participation of all nations, especially developing countries, is vital. Innovation Developing new tools and approaches to address complex challenges is essential.

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