The Future of Multilateralism and Global Governance

Policy Area
The Future of Multilateralism and Global Governance

Policy Briefs contain recommendations or visions and cover policy areas that are of interest to G20 policymakers.

The majority of the Policy Briefs has been developed by a corresponding T20 Task Force. For more information on the relevant Task Force please visit T20 Japan.

Recommendations (48)
Visions (6)
Literature (8)
Young Global Changers (0)

G20 Japan
Transformation of Economic and Social Institutions for a New Era of Self-employment in High-income Countries
- Reiko Kanda (Nippon Institute for Research Advancement)
G20 Japan
Rules-based Global Governance at Risk: Challenges of US Unilateralism and US-China Superpower Competition
- Masahiro Kawai (Economic Research Institute for Northeast Asia (ERINA))
G20 Japan
Regional Trade Blocs as Supporting Structures in Global Governance
G20 Japan
Promoting unity of corporate governance with global governance and social governance: Demanding commitment from corporate businesses on sustaining stable social foundation
- Nobuo Inaba (Ricoh Institute of Sustainability and Business)
- Atsushi Nakajima (Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI))
G20 Argentina
INNOVATING GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: BOTTOM-UP, THE INDUCTIVE APPROACH
T20 Co-Chair Brief

G20 Argentina
The G20 at a Crossroads: The Future of Global Governance
- Dennis J. Snower (Global Solutions Initiative)
T20 Co-Chair Brief

G20 Argentina
Political Innovation for a Better Governance
- Marc Fleurbaey (International Panel for Social Progress (IPSP))
A Fast-Paced Ever-Changing World Requires Agile Global Governance
- Alessio Terzi (Bruegel)

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