Sentences with phrase «global governance agenda»

After five days with him, Dewar concluded, «Strong was using the U.N. as a platform to sell a global environment crisis and the Global Governance Agenda.»

«Strong was using the U.N. as a platform to sell a global environment crisis and the Global Governance Agenda.»

Elaine Dewar, author of The Cloak of Green (that relates in detail Strong's involvement) was so overwhelmed by the extent of his involvement and machinations that she labeled it «The Global Governance Agenda» (p. 249).

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Hence the vital importance of grasping the stakes of the global governance «gender equality» norm - what both words - «gender» and «equality» mean in the language of the norm - setters, who is at the rudder of global governance, what their strategic vision and agenda are.

Abusing their trust, global governance agents of change use the fuzzy expression «gender equality» in the developing world allowing it to be understood as a policy enhancing a greater recognition of the inherent equal dignity of the woman, while in fact it hides their own agenda.

The internet revolution of the mid-1990s, the mushrooming of partnerships and of informal transnational governance networks (grouping multibillion dollar foundations, like - minded politicians, NGOs, representatives of the world of finance, enterprises, academics...), globalisation under all its forms and the decentralisation and regionalisation strategy of the UN effectively brought the global agenda to the regional, national and local levels.

Cross-cutting areas of transboundary issues and governance of the global commons, such as the Sustainable Development Goals and the post-2030 agenda

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If the agenda is really public policy (e.g. «global governance», «climate justice») then it doesn't matter if the models have any basis in reality; they have been created to support the agenda with a specious «scientific» legitimacy.

The Warmists weren't interested in doing science; they seized upon Anthropogenic Global Warming because it fit their anti-capitalist agenda of «global governance&rGlobal Warming because it fit their anti-capitalist agenda of «global governance&rglobal governance».

So if Gelbspan's raison d'être was no more than to uphold the tenets of sound democracy and dispassionate investigative journalism by exposing dishonest information from skeptic scientist industry shills and debunking misguided notions about global warming having a hidden agenda of wealth redistribution and global governance.......

By Dirk Messner & Benno Pilardeaux 2017-11-01T16:24:45 +00:00 November 1st 2017 Categories: GLOBAL URBAN DEBATES Tags: 2030 Agenda, climate change, climate policy, Governance, Local Governance, municipal governance, New Urban Agenda, urban infrGovernance, Local Governance, municipal governance, New Urban Agenda, urban infrGovernance, municipal governance, New Urban Agenda, urban infrgovernance, New Urban Agenda, urban infrastructure

He has previously undertaken research on the politics of climate engineering and emerging economy agendas in global climate governance at the Centre for International Governance Innovation and the University ofgovernance at the Centre for International Governance Innovation and the University ofGovernance Innovation and the University of Waterloo.

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The WEF has built a formidable network of doers and thinkers around big global issues such as the environment, governance, health, and youth unemployment with its Global Agenda Couglobal issues such as the environment, governance, health, and youth unemployment with its Global Agenda CouGlobal Agenda Councils.