Multilateralism 2.0: Finding Some Evidence
Ricci, Alessandra (2014). Multilateralism 2.0: Finding Some Evidence. UNU Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies.
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Sub-type Working paper Author Ricci, Alessandra Title Multilateralism 2.0: Finding Some Evidence Volume/Issue No. 6 Publication Date 2014 Place of Publication Bruges Publisher UNU Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies Language eng Abstract Multilateralism is a poor, ugly duckling among concepts used to study International Relations. After defining the object of this study through a literature review, the paper selects a metaphor derived from the ICT world – multilateralism 2.0 – to describe its characteristics and highlight its recent transformation. The essay then proceeds to try to find evidence of the existence of mode 2.0 of multilateralism in practice. It seeks to achieve this by means of a set of criteria, based on the trends that are currently shaping international relations. The paper concludes that multilateralism 2.0 in practice has outpaced our understanding of its existence.
Keyword Multilateralism
Metaphor
Sub- and supra- national representation
Openness of igos
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