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Global Governance & International Regimes

Global Governance & International Regimes

Code	15488
Year	1
Semester	S2
ECTS Credits	6
Workload	OT(15H)/TP(30H)
Scientific area	Relações Internacionais
Entry requirements	N/A
Learning outcomes	1. Provides a theoretical and analytical framework on international regimes - sectoral and/or regional - that allow international actors to participate in governance at a global level 2. Offers an understanding of the structures and processes of negotiation of norms and rules of international governance 3. Analyzes and evaluate international decision-making mechanisms 4. Deepens analytical and research skills with regard to global policies regimented in the various international organizations 5. Elucidates the complementarity, conflict or gap in certain areas of international action of more or less legal rules and norms that regulate the behavior of international actors
Syllabus	1. The issue of Global Governance: The globalization of (Un)Government in IR Theory 2. Towards a genealogy of Global Governance: Law in the history of international relations 3. What is an International Regime? The Theory of Regimes in IR and the question of 'Regime Interaction' 4. The role of International Governmental and Non-Governmental Organizations 5. The Global Governance of Peace and Development 6. The International Regime for Environmental Protection 7. The Governance of Transnational Crime 8. The International Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime 9. Global Financial Governance 10. The International Human Rights Regime (and its Sub-Regimes) 11. Governing the Internet in the Digital Age: Is there an International Cybersecurity Regime? 12. Global Health Policies: Which International Regime for Public Health? 13. Asylum regional governance: towards an international migration regime 14. The global governance of cities and urban spaces
Main Bibliography	Betts, A. (2011), Global Migration Governance, Oxford University Press Fields, J. (2014), State Behavior and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime, University of Georgia Press Goodhart, M. (2016), Human Rights: Politics and Practice, Oxford University Press Grugel J., e Piper, N. (2007), Critical Perspectives on Global Governance Rights and Regulation in Governing Regimes Jakobi, A. (2013), Common Goods and Evils? The Formation of Global Crime Governance, Oxford University Press Mathiason, J. (2009), Internet Governance: The new frontier of global institutions, Routledge Morin, J-F. et al, (2020), Global Environmental Politics: Understanding the Governance of the Earth, Oxford University Press Schragger, R. (2016), City Power: Urban Governance in a Global Age, Oxford University Press Bevir., M. (2011), The Sage Handbook of Governance, Sage Publications Hasenclever, A. et al. (1997), Theories of International Regimes, Cambridge University Press
Language	Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.