Date: 2000
Type: Book
Progressive governance for the XXI century : conference proceedings, Florence, 20th and 21st November 1999
Florence : European University Institute, [2000]
European University Institute, New York University. School of Law, Progressive governance for the XXI century : conference proceedings, Florence, 20th and 21st November 1999, Florence : European University Institute, [2000]
- https://hdl.handle.net/1814/76839
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The European University Institute and the New York University School of Law are delighted to have jointly promoted, here in Florence, this important international conference on 'Progressive Governance for the 21st Century'. They are glad also to make available in this volume the proceedings of the Conference, including the background papers written by professors from both university institutions. It was appropriate that these two institutions, both so essentially international in nature and outlook, should have promoted this prospective meeting of minds between acadmics and eminent political world leaders.
Table of Contents:
-- Foreword -- 20th November evening session -- 21st November morning session -- 21st November lunch session -- 21st November afternoon session -- Background papers, prepared by the European University Institute -- Democratic global governance in the 21st century -- Five (hypo)theses on democracy and its future -- The 'Not-a-cat' syndrome: rethinking human rights law to meet the needs of the twenty-first century -- Building a sustainable welfare state reconciling social justice and growth in the advanced economies -- Background papers, prepared by New York University -- Global markets, national law, and the regulation of business: the new 'New international economic order' -- Political organization and the future of democracy -- Global governance for sustainable development -- Does equality matter?
Additional information:
The conference 'Progressive governance for the XXI century' was organized jointly by the European University Institute and New York University, in collaboration with the CeSPI, the IAI and the ISPI, and was held on 20-21 November 1999 in Florence.; Panel: Tony Blair, Fernando H. Cardoso, William Jefferson Clinton, Massimo D'Alema, Lionel Jospin, Gerhard Schröder ; Speakers: Norman Dorsen, Yves Mény, Javier Solana, Juan Somavía
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Publisher: European University Institute
