Governing through Goals: Sustainable Development Goals as Governance Innovation
Governing through Goals: Sustainable Development Goals as Governance Innovation
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Abstract
In September 2015, the UN General Assembly adopted the Sustainable Development Goals as an integral part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The Sustainable Development Goals mark the most ambitious effort yet to place goal setting at the center of global governance and policy. This book is the first book addressing global governance through goals, asking three sets of questions. First, the book studies in detail the core characteristics of goal setting in global governance, asking when it is an appropriate strategy in global governance and what makes global governance through goals different from other approaches such as rule making or norm promotion. Second, the book analyze under what conditions a goal-oriented approach can ensure progress toward desired ends; what can be learned from other, earlier experiences of global goal setting, especially the Millennium Development Goals; and what governance arrangements are likely to facilitate progress in implementing the new Sustainable Development Goals. Third, the book studies the practical and operational challenges involved in global governance through goals in promoting sustainability and the prospects for achieving such a demanding new agenda. The book revealed that the approach of “global governance through goals”—and the Sustainable Development Goals as a prime example—is marked by a number of key characteristics, but none of those is specific to this type of governance. Yet all these characteristics together, in our view, amount to a unique and novel way of steering and distinct type of institutional arrangement in global governance.
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Front Matter
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Introduction: Global Governance through Goal Setting
Norichika Kanie and others
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I Goal Setting as a Governance Strategy
Oran R. Young-
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Conceptualization: Goal Setting as a Strategy for Earth System Governance
Oran R. Young
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Goal Setting in the Anthropocene: The Ultimate Challenge of Planetary Stewardship
Oran R. Young and others
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Global Goal Setting for Improving National Governance and Policy
Frank Biermann and others
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Measuring Progress in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
László Pintér and others
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Conceptualization: Goal Setting as a Strategy for Earth System Governance
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II Learning from the Past
Peter M. Haas andCasey Stevens-
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Ideas, Beliefs, and Policy Linkages: Lessons from Food, Water, and Energy Policies
Peter M. Haas andCasey Stevens
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Lessons from the Health-Related Millennium Development Goals
Steinar Andresen andMasahiko Iguchi
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Corporate Water Stewardship: Lessons for Goal-based Hybrid Governance
Takahiro Yamada
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Ideas, Beliefs, and Policy Linkages: Lessons from Food, Water, and Energy Policies
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III Operational Challenges
Steven Bernstein-
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The United Nations and the Governance of Sustainable Development Goals
Steven Bernstein
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The Sustainable Development Goals and Multilateral Agreements
Arild Underdal andRakhyun E. Kim
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Financing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Tancrède Voituriez and others
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Toward a Multi-level Action Framework for Sustainable Development Goals
Joyeeta Gupta andMåns Nilsson
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Conclusion: Key Challenges for Global Governance through Goals
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The United Nations and the Governance of Sustainable Development Goals
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