Note: Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke , Literaturangaben

Note: From National Paradigms to the Internationalization of Policy and Administration , The Rise of Global Policy and Transnational Administration , Global Public Policy and the Constitution of Political Authority , Globalization and Internationalization : Impact Upon the State and the Civil Service , The Potential and Limits of Administrative Sovereignty , State Fragility, International Development Policy, and Global Responses , International Policy Transfer : Between the Global and Sovereign and Between the Global and Local , International Policy Entrepreneurship , City Networks and Paradiplomacy as Global Public Policy , Transnational Civil Society and Global Public Policy : Opportunities and Obstacles in the Twenty-First Century , The International Civil Service , Domestic Capacity to Deliver Innovative Solutions for Grand Social Challenges , Sovereignty Renewed : Transgovernmental Policy Networks and the Global-Local Dilemma , Global Policy Frames, Processes, and Institutions , Scales and Network Societies : The Expansion of Global Public Policy , The Transnationalization of Public Sphere and Global Policy , Global Public Goods : Challenges, Actors, Mechanisms , Regionalization and Trans-regional Policies , European Studies as a Tributary of Global Policy and Transnational Administration , International Political Economy: A Global 'Policy Turn?', J.J. Woo and Richard Higgott , Law-Space Nexus, Global Governance, and Global Administrative Law , Filling the Gap : Demand and Supply in Global MPA/MPP Programs , Global Policy and Transnational Administration : Intellectual Currents in World Making , Knowledge Networks, Scientific Communities, and Evidence-Informed Policy , The Importance of Informal Intergovernmental Organizations : A Typology of Transnational Administration without Independent Secretariats , Transnational Administration from the Beginning : The Importance of Charisma in Shaping International Organizational Norms , Designing Global Public Polices in the 21st Century , The Agenda Setting Capacity of Global Networks , Actors, Instruments, and Implementation in Transnational Administration , Transnational Policy Communities and Regulatory Networks as Global Administration , Standard Setting and International Peer Review : The OECD as a Transnational Policy Actor , Evolving Funding Patterns of Global Programs and their Impacts on Governance and Operations , The Governance Structures, Accountability, and Participation of Development Partnerships' , Governance and Administration in Global Health Organizations : Considering the Legacies of the 'Golden Era' of Global Health Policy? , Organized Business and Global Public Policy : Administration, Participation, and Regulation , The Role of Large Management Consultancy Firms in Global Public Policy , Compliance in Transnational Regulation : A Global Supply Chain Approach , Providing Foundations : Philanthropy, Global Policy, and Administration , Global Summitry as sites of Transnational Technocratic Management and Policy Contestation , Heads of International Organizations : Politicians, Diplomats, Managers , International Civil Servant Management : A Personnel-Influenced Agenda , The United Nations, Peacekeepers, and Accountability , International Organizations, Civil Servants, and Whistleblowing

Note: Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 163-185. Index: Seite 187-196 , Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke

Note: This edition previously issued in print: 2017 , Includes bibliographical references and index

Note: This edition previously issued in print: 2016 , Includes bibliographical references and index

Note: Literaturverzeichnis Seite [199]-210

Note: Den Umschlag dem Buch beilegen, da auf Seite XXV eine detaillierte Bildbeschreibung folgt. - Literaturverz. S. [237]-265 , Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke

Note: Originally published: 2014 , Includes index , Literaturangaben , Puzzles of political leadership , Theory of democratic leadership , Confucianism , Feminism , Political science , Public administration , Political psychology , Psychoanalytic theories , Social psychology , Rational choice approaches to leadership , Anthropology , Institutional analysis , Contextual analysis , Decision analysis , Social-constructionist analysis , Rhetorical and performative analysis , Experimental analysis , Observational analysis , At-a-distance analysis , Biographical analysis , Personality profiling analysis , Civil leadership , Party and electoral leadership , Populism and political leadership , Performative political leadership , Political leadership in networks , Political leadership in times of crisis , Leadership and the American presidency , Presidential communication from hustings to Twitter , Executive leadership in semi-presidential systems , The variability of prime ministers , The contingencies of prime-ministerial power in the UK , Prime ministers and their advisers in parliamentary democracies , Cabinet ministers : leaders, team players, followers? , Local political leadership , Leadership and international cooperation , Leadership of international organizations , Political leadership in China , Latin American leadership , Post-communist leadership , African political leadership , Can political leadership be taught? , Does gender matter? , What have we learned?

Note: Originally published: 2010 , Literaturangaben, Register , Concepts , Raphael Lemkin, culture, and the concept of genocide , 'Ethnic cleansing' versus genocide? , Gender and genocide , The state and genocide , Genocide and memory , Interdisciplinary perspectives , The law and genocide , Sociology and genocide , Political science and genocide , Anthropology and genocide , Social psychology and genocide , Philosophy and genocide , Premodern and Early Modern genocide , Antiquity , Early medieval Europe , Central and late medieval Europe , Colonial Latin America , Rethinking genocide in North America , Genocide in the late modern world , Genocide and mass violence in the 'heart of darkness' : Africa in the colonial period , Genocide at the twilight of the Ottoman Empire , Mass deportations, ethnic cleansing, and genocidal politics in the later Russian Empire and the USSR , The Nazi empire , Twentieth century China : ethnic assimilation and inter-group violence , Political genocides in postcolonial Asia , State violence and secessionist rebellions in Asia , National security doctrine in Latin America : the genocide question , Genocide and population displacement in post-communist Eastern Europe , Genocidal warfare in North-East Africa , War and genocide in Africa's Great Lakes region since independence , The contemporary world : rules and responses , The United Nations, the Cold War, and its legacy , Military intervention , Punishment as prevention? : the politics of prosecuting génocidaires , From past to future : future prospects for genocide and its avoidance in the twenty-first century

Note: Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 , Includes bibliographical references (pages 254-266) and index , The dynamics of European society -- Constructing markets and politics: the formation of the European Union, 1958-2004 -- The economics transformation of Europe -- The creation of markets: the cases of the defense, telecommunications, and football industries -- Who are the Europeans? -- What is European society? -- The structure of European politics -- Conclusions , "This book presents evidence on how trade has increased, jobs have been created, and European business has been reorganized. The changes in the economy have been accompanied by dramatic changes in how people from different societies interact. This book argues provocatively that these changes have produced a truly transnational - European - society." "The book explores the nature of that society and its relationship to the creation of a European identity, popular culture, and politics. Much of the current political conflict around Europe can be attributed to who is and who is not involved in European society. Business owners, managers, professionals, white-collar workers, the educated, and the young have all benefited from European economic integration, specifically by interacting more and more with their counterparts in other societies."--Jacket

Note: Originally published: 1999 , Includes bibliographical references and index