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'Governance Through Development' locates the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper framework within the broader context of international law and global governance; exploring its impact on third world state engagement with the global political economy and the international regulatory norms and institutions which support it.

This book presents papers from two NATO conferences: The Advanced Research Workshop "Enhancing Security Sector Governance through Education and Research", held in June 2009, and the Advanced Study Institute "The Role of Security Sector Governance for the Democratic Transition of the Western Balkans" in June/July of the same year, both of which took place in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The focus of both events was on the common challenges faced by the political integration and security sector governance and education of the Balkan, Black Sea and Southern Caucasus areas. With particip.

Pt. 1. Needs for global environmental governance -- Pt. 2. A new approach for a global environmental governance : human rights and the environment -- Pt. 3. Environmental governance -- Pt. 4. Global environmental governance

Introduction -- Mind the accountability gap: administrative law -- Conceptualising democracy, legitimacy, and the development of good governance in the EU -- Political enforcement, neutral guardianship, and legal uniformity -- The policy on centralized enforcement: technocratic legitimacy, special relationships, and the turn from of good governance -- The impact of the European Ombudsman: breaking down barriers to procedural legitimacy -- Centralized enforcement, legitimacy, and good governance.