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Turning World: Globalization and Governance at the Start of the 21st Century - Couverture souple

International Institute Of Administrative Sciences; United Nations Dept. Of Economic And Social Affairs

 
9781586033095: Turning World: Globalization and Governance at the Start of the 21st Century

Synopsis

It is the task of the IIAS and the UNDESA to track and focus on changes in the atmosphere of world governance and public administration. It can clearly be argued that the existence and the work of bodies like UNDESA and IIAS are themselves a consequence of a process that now goes by the contested and contentious term "globalization". International bodies must respect diversity and humanity. The work of public administration, which both UNDESA and the IIAS support and promulgate, may appear trivial in this context. Yet, this work does not agree. It shows that a new prestige has been earned by public servants, who are performing a public good, who are in the eye of the storm of globalization, and in the centre of the turning world.

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À propos de la quatrième de couverture

It is the task of the IIAS and the UNDESA to track and focus on changes in the atmosphere of world governance and public administration. It can clearly be argued that the existence and the work of bodies like UNDESA and IIAS are themselves a consequence of a process that now goes by the contested and contentious term globalisation. Many of the institutions that are in the frontline of the conflict for peace today, came into existence through the experiences from the most recent century. Unlike those of the 19th century, they do not proclaim one way, one language or one approach, and this is probably why we are sure that they may be more successful in the end. International bodies must respect diversity and humanity. The work of public administration, which both UNDESA and the IIAS support and promulgate, may appear trivial in this context, a moving deck-chair on a sinking ship. We, of course, do not agree. We do believe that a new prestige has been earned by many public servants whether public or private, they are performing a public good who are in the eye of the storm of globalisation, in the centre of the turning world.

À propos de la deuxième de couverture

It is the task of the IIAS and the UNDESA to track and focus on changes in the atmosphere of world governance and public administration. It can clearly be argued that the existence and the work of bodies like UNDESA and IIAS are themselves a consequence of a process that now goes by the contested and contentious term globalisation. Many of the institutions that are in the frontline of the conflict for peace today, came into existence through the experiences from the most recent century. Unlike those of the 19th century, they do not proclaim one way, one language or one approach, and this is probably why we are sure that they may be more successful in the end. International bodies must respect diversity and humanity. The work of public administration, which both UNDESA and the IIAS support and promulgate, may appear trivial in this context, a moving deck-chair on a sinking ship. We, of course, do not agree. We do believe that a new prestige has been earned by many public servants whether public or private, they are performing a public good who are in the eye of the storm of globalisation, in the centre of the turning world.

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