Keeping International Commitments: Compliance, Credibility and the G7, 1988-1995Routledge, 2014 M04 8 - 368 pages This study is the first to offer explanations for compliance with G7 commitments by identifying the patterns, explaining the causes and exploring the processes of this compliance from 1988-1995. It provides the only systematic review of the G7's compliance record in the post-Cold War globalizing system of the 1990s and in regard to important environment and development commitments that have often dominated the Summit's agenda during this third cycle of summitry. It draws on explanatory factors for Summit compliance from three bodies of international relations theory-including regime theory, concert theory and the recent extension of regime theory to embrace the effects of domestic political institutions. |
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... departments lack coordinative centres for G7-related activity and oversight. Third, a stronger level of compliance is assured in such cases where the Summit seven are members of existing broader regimes, feel bound by their injunctions ...
... departments lack coordinative centres for G7-related activity and oversight. Third, a stronger level of compliance is assured in such cases where the Summit seven are members of existing broader regimes, feel bound by their injunctions ...
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... Department of Foreign Affairs (Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs) while in the US, they typically hail from the State Department (Undersecretary for Economic Affairs). Sherpas meet frequently throughout the year, both in the lead-up to ...
... Department of Foreign Affairs (Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs) while in the US, they typically hail from the State Department (Undersecretary for Economic Affairs). Sherpas meet frequently throughout the year, both in the lead-up to ...
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Contents
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3 Compliance with G7 Climate Change Commitments | 37 |
4 Compliance with G7 Biological Diversity Commitments | 115 |
5 Compliance with G7 Developing Country Debt Commitments | 153 |
The Case of Russia | 203 |
7 Summary and Conclusions | 267 |
Tables and Figures | 291 |
References | 319 |
Index | 341 |
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Keeping International Commitments: Compliance, Credibility and the G7, 1988-1995 Eleonore Kokotsis No preview available - 2016 |
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