Роль гражданского общества в системе глобального управления

Аннотация

В статье рассматривается демократическое глобальное управление, определяющее роль глобального гражданского общества как альтернативы рыночно управляемой глобализации. С этой целью сравниваются потенциальные возможности основных теорий международной политической экономии - теории гегемонистской стабильности, теории сложной взаимозависимости, нового мультилатерализма - усилить роль гражданского общества в системе глобального управления.

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