Quest for Security

AcknowledgmentsEditors' NoteIntroductionMary Kaldor and Joseph E. StiglitzPart 1: Social Protection Without ProtectionismIntroduction1. Social Protection Without Protectionism, by Joseph E. Stiglitz2. Scandinavian Equality: A Prime Example of Protection Without Protectionism, by Karl Ove Moene 3. Further Considerations on Social Protection, by Kemal Dervis, Leif Pagrotsky, George SorosPart 2: Protection from ViolenceIntroduction4. Global Security Cooperation in the Twenty-First Century, by G. John Ikenberry 5. Restructuring Global Security for the Twenty-First Century, by Mary Kaldor6. Recent Developments in Global Criminal Industries, by Misha Glenny Part 3: Environmental ProtectionIntroduction7. Sharing the Burden of Saving the Planet: Global Social Justice for Sustainable DevelopmentLessons from the Theory of Public Finance, by Joseph E. Stiglitz Appendixes to Chapter 78. Designing the Post-Kyoto Climate Regime, by Joseph E. Aldy and Robert N. StavinsPart 4: Urbanizing the Challenges of Global GovernanceIntroduction9. A Focus on Cities Takes Us Beyond Existing Governance Frameworks, by Saskia Sassen 10. Violence in the City: Challenges of Global Governance, by Sophie Body-Gendrot 11. Cities and Conflict Resolution, by Tony Travers12. Cities and Global Climate Governance: From Passive Implementers to Active Co-Decision-Makers, by Kristine Kern and Arthur P. J. MolPart 5: Global GovernanceIntroduction13. Rethinking Global Economic and Social Governance, by Jose Antonio Ocampo14. The G20 and Global Governance, by Ngaire Woods15. Transforming Global Governance? Structural Deficits and Recent Developments in Security and Finance, by David Held and Kevin YoungContributors' Notes

Mary Kaldor, geboren 1946, ist Professorin für Global Governance an der London School of Economics und Direktorin des dort angesiedelten Centre for the Study of Global Governance.

"Our interdependent but uncoordinated world, in which we are often at loggerheads with each other, generates many different problems. In an insightful collection of contributions led by Mary Kaldor and Joseph E. Stiglitz, this wonderful book offers constructive ways of avoiding disaster with the help of global cooperation. A great book for our time. "Amartya Sen, Nobel Prize-Winning Economist and Thomas W. Lamont University Professor and Professor of Economics and Philosophy, Harvard University