Global Governance Under Fire: How International Organizations Resist the Populist Wave (Princeton Studies in International History and Politics)
by Richard Clark, Allison Carnegie
Global Governance Under Fire examines how international organizations navigate the pressures of populism. Combining questions of global governance with international history and politics, Richard Clark and Allison Carnegie consider institutional responses to a changing political environment in this volume from the Princeton Studies in International History and Politics series.
About This Book
Global Governance Under Fire explores the relationship between international organizations and the contemporary populist wave.
The book focuses on how global institutions respond when populist politics challenge established approaches to international cooperation.
It places these questions within the fields of international history and politics.
Written by Richard Clark and Allison Carnegie, this volume is part of the Princeton Studies in International History and Politics series.
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