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Global Contract
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What is that?
A global contract is a multilateral agreement between significant actors – currently above all either national or supranational. It effectively regulates significant issues of global relevance against the background of a sustainable global political order, or initiates the foundation of an institution to regulate these issues. A global contract consists of the formal criteria:
In addition, a global contract also stands for the normative criteria:
Alternativeley, it does not hinder their realization. Such multilateral agreements have until now been reached in the form of international agreements, protocols, international pacts, general declarations, statutes, records, conventions or declarations. Global contracts can imply the development of global political structures in their sphere of influence. Global contracts concern all aspects of the global society and they regulate diverse subject areas: they can deal with economic, social, political, cultural and ecological subject areas or interlink them with the field to be regulated. The Global Contract Report describes a model allowing for the analysis and assessment of present and future global contracts by means of formal and normative criteria. Formal criteria are content-related criteria which can be examined in the text. In contrast, normative criteria concern the adherence to rules and principles. A global contract is fundamentally different from a global governance contract. A global governance contract is regarded as a global contract which meets additional criteria. If you would like to know more about this fascinating topic, you can find a detailed definition and classification in our Global Contract Report. |
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Global Contract
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