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HUMAN RIGHTS GOVERNANCE (2) answer(s).
 
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China’s role in the post-2015 international development agenda / Chun, Zhang   Journal Article
Chun, Zhang Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The deadline for the UN's Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) is 2015 and the international debate on post-2015 development goals has already begun. Currently, there are three aspects to this debate that are not favorable to China and other developing countries. Because China has not been paying enough attention to this, it should now work to engage other nations in this debate and encourage a post-2015 agenda with the core objectives of poverty reduction and sustainable development.
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Regulatory networks and regional human rights governance: a study of the European Network of National Human Rights Institutions / Lacatus, Corina   Journal Article
Lacatus, Corina Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Transnational regional networks of regulatory bodies play a prominent role in complex systems of human rights governance. Despite their growing importance, we still have much to learn about the roles regional networks play as regulatory stewards in the field of human rights. I draw on the literature about regulatory stewardship to analyse a recently formalised regulatory network operating in Europe – the European Network of National Human Rights Institutions. The analysis proposes a model of global governance for human rights that includes networks of national human rights institutions as intermediaries. Moreover, it draws on some of the main concepts of network analysis to assesses the European network’s development into a ‘network administrative organisation’ and applies the model of regulatory stewardship to analyse the institutional network’s use of hierarchical and managerial stewardship to: support its member institutions; stimulate intra-network communication and learning; gain access to international networks; and to shape the regional human rights agenda.
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