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G20 - Perceptions and Perspectives for Global Governance

Wilhelm Hofmeister, Susanna Vogt, Singapore, Oct. 19, 2011
Editor: Wilhelm Hofmeister, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung e.V.

During the G20-summit 2010 in Seoul, the political leaders expanded the agenda of their discussions and triggered questions concerning the competences and capacities of the G20 regarding their contribution to "Global Governance".

Contents

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1. The Relevance of Democracy, Human Rights and Social Justice for the G20 Process: An Australian Perspective
Melissa Conley Tyler and Caitlin Longden		 1
2. Australian Participation in the G20
Xu Yi-Chong		 11
3. Brazil and the G20: Recent Development Strategy and Strength among “New” Emerging Economies
Maria Antonieta Del Tedesco Lins and Leandro Pignatari Silva		 21
4. Brazil’s Contemporary Foreign Policy: An Affirmative Agenda
Paulo Fagundes Visentini		 31
5. Global Governance Under the G20: A Chinese Perspective
Wei Huang		 41
6. The Transition of China’s Development Model
Ming Zhang		 51
7. The Economic Agenda of the French Presidency of the G20: Context and Challenges
Christophe Destais		 57
8. Germany and the G20
Susanna Vogt		 73
9. The G20 and Global Democracy
Maria Monica Wihardja		 81
10. Indonesia in the G20: Benefits And Challenges Amidst National Interests and Priorities
Zamroni Salim		 95
11. Global Governance: Challenges of Unpredictable Era
Fyodor Lukyanov		 109
12. Repositioning Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council States in the Changing Global Order
Kristian Coates Ulrichsen		 117
13. Legitimacy and Credibility: Challenges of Broadening the G20 Agenda
Elizabeth Sidiropoulos		 129
14. The Republic of South Africa and the G20: Its Political, National Interests and Priorities as Member of the Process
Laurence Boulle		 135
15. The Role of Turkey as a New Player in the G20 System
Hüseyin Bagci		 147
16. Political Benefits Expected by Turkey for its Participation in the G20
Ilter Turan		 153
17. The Relevance of Democracy, Human Rights, Civic Liberties and Social Justice for the G20 Process
Yaşar Yakış		 163
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Contact

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Regionalprogramm Politikdialog Asien/Singapur
Dr. Wilhelm Hofmeister
Phone +65 6603 6161
Fax +65 6227 8343
Wilhelm.Hofmeister[at]kas . de