GLOBAL GOVERNANCE
Scope & Guideline
Exploring the Intersection of Policy and Environment
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Multilateralism and Global Governance:
The journal focuses on the dynamics of multilateralism, exploring how states collaborate and compete within international institutions to address global issues. - International Security and Peacekeeping:
A core area of research includes the examination of international security frameworks, peacekeeping operations, and the challenges they face in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape. - Human Rights and Human Security:
The journal investigates the intersection of human rights and security, emphasizing the importance of civilian protection and the role of international organizations in promoting human dignity. - Development Governance:
Research related to development policies, strategies, and practices, particularly in the context of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals and their implementation globally. - Climate Governance and Sustainability:
The journal addresses issues related to climate change governance, highlighting the challenges, responses, and international cooperation required to mitigate environmental impacts. - Emerging Powers and Global Order:
The journal explores the role of rising states and non-traditional actors in shaping the global governance landscape, particularly from the perspective of the Global South.
Trending and Emerging
- Post-Pandemic Governance:
The journal has increasingly focused on the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for global governance, exploring institutional resilience, adaptability, and lessons learned for future crises. - Climate Change and Global Health:
There is a growing emphasis on the intersection of climate governance and health, particularly how environmental policies impact public health outcomes and global security. - Cybersecurity and Technological Governance:
Emerging themes around cybersecurity governance reflect the increasing importance of digital security in international relations, highlighting the need for a coordinated global response. - Human Rights in Conflict Zones:
An uptick in research addressing human rights issues in conflict situations indicates a trend towards understanding the complexities of protecting civilians amidst geopolitical turmoil. - Non-State Actors and Global Governance:
The role of non-state actors, including civil society and private sector organizations, is gaining prominence, reflecting a broader understanding of governance beyond traditional state-centric models.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Power Structures:
Research centered on established powers and their dominance in global governance has decreased, with the journal increasingly focusing on emerging powers and alternative governance models. - Static Institutional Analysis:
There is a noticeable reduction in papers that merely analyze existing institutions without considering their adaptability or reform, as the journal emphasizes more dynamic and responsive governance frameworks. - Regionalism in Isolation:
Studies that treat regional governance as a standalone concept, rather than as interconnected with global governance mechanisms, have become less prevalent, reflecting a shift towards more integrated analyses. - Economic Governance without Context:
Research that examines economic governance in isolation from political, social, and environmental contexts is declining, as the journal seeks to contextualize economic issues within broader governance frameworks. - Historical Case Studies without Contemporary Relevance:
There is a waning interest in historical analyses that do not draw parallels or implications for current global governance challenges, as the journal aims to maintain relevance in contemporary debates.
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