Organizational Leadership and Collective Action in International Governance: An Introduction

Aseem Prakash, Adrienne Héritier, Barbara Koremenos and Eric Brousseau

Global Policy, 2015, vol. 6, issue 3, 234-236

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While the exercise of leadership by states is critical in the study of regional and global governance, scholars must pay close attention to the role of nonstate actors and networks as well.

Date: 2015
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