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portada Opening to Omnilateralism: Democratic Governance for All, from Local to Global with Stakeholders
Type
Physical Book
Author
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Language
English
Pages
652
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
20.3 x 12.7 x 3.7 cm
Weight
0.70 kg.
ISBN13
9781665582131
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Opening to Omnilateralism: Democratic Governance for All, from Local to Global with Stakeholders

Wolfgang Pape (Author) · Authorhouse UK · Paperback

Opening to Omnilateralism: Democratic Governance for All, from Local to Global with Stakeholders - Pape, Wolfgang

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Synopsis "Opening to Omnilateralism: Democratic Governance for All, from Local to Global with Stakeholders"

Opening to Omnilateralism After a century of western-inspired multi-lateralism, its much criticised 75-years old stronghold, the UN, needs a new narrative: omni-lateralism. The right vehicle is omnibus - for and by all -, firstly, to widen the way for input of more ideas and good practices of non-Western origin, and secondly, to include non-state actors as legitimate stakeholders in global governance. Some trends already signal an opening towards omnilateralism: enhancing global governance in the COP by adding Eastern understanding of cycles in nature to protect the environment (e.g. in circular economies) and a wider appreciation of 'holism' beyond the rather linear individualistic thinking of Western societies; also accountable groups of civil society - more trusted than officials driven by narrow national interest - increasingly enrich deliberations about climate change and other global problems that need global solutions. These require East-West and North-South cooperation as currently obvious in the urgent cross-border exchanges among experts to combat the pandemic and save lives and livelihood worldwide. Globalisation has elevated millions out of poverty. However, narrow-minded politicians still claim national 'sovereignty' and parochial interests against global solutions for the common good while the Westphalian 'nation' is becoming a historic aberration. Almost all governments nowadays claim democracy, but respect for its principles is falling. Democracy must adapt to each level of governance, from local, national, regional to global. More direct democracy may suit the directly informed local stage. The higher the stage and the wider the impact, the more expertise and responsibility with all stakeholders is needed to reach the common global good, i.e. omnilaterally.

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