Contested Governance: Hierarchies & Networks 🌐

The contested world order has created new forms of governance. Recently, a range of institutions emerged that skirt established organizations, rules and procedures. New powers pragmatically create new venues to pursue their foreign policies and to push for reform of established structures. How effective are these networks to realize foreign policy goals? And what impact do they have on the accountability and legitimacy of international affairs? Based on this assessment, the panel discusses the strategies of "established powers" to approach the new institutional heterogeneity.
Chair: Nicholas Onuf, IRI/Florida International University
Amitav Acharya, American University
Miles Kahler, UC San Diego
Michael Zürn, Social Science Research Center Berlin (WZB)
João Pontes Nogueira, IRI/BRICS Policy Center
Daniel Flemes, GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies

Video made with support from the Communications Department of PUC-Rio

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