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The Role Of International Organizations In The Global Economic Governance – An Assessment

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  • Sterian Maria Gabriela

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The challenge of international organizations and their role in the global economy remains in the midst of global economic governance approach, although it seemed utopian at first and regarded as too ambitious in redefining the international system. This paper aims to underline and reassess the role of international organizations in the new paradigm of global economic governance. The approach is a more theoretical one, with emphasis on results and future research. The key results are related to some aspects of redefining the global economic governance in terms of international organizations. The main added value is the pragmatic approach of the role of international organizations and its formal relationship with the global economic governance.

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  • Sterian Maria Gabriela, 2013. "The Role Of International Organizations In The Global Economic Governance – An Assessment," Romanian Economic Business Review, Romanian-American University, vol. 8(4.1), pages 308-316, december.
    • Handle: RePEc:rau:journl:v:8:y:2013:i:4.1:p:308-316
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