Making global economic governance effective: hard and soft law institutions in a crowded world/ edited by John Kirton, Marina Larionova and Paolo Savona

PART I INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction, Arguments and Conclusions
John Kirlon. Marina Larionova and Paolo Savona


PART II MULTILATERAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE G8:
ACADEMIC ANALYSES
2 Multilateral Organizations and G8 Governance: A Framework
for Analysis ,
John Kirton
3 The New Partnership between Multilateral Organizations and the G8
Marina Larionova
4 Financial Crises, the International Monetary Fund and the G8
/van Savic
5 Finance and Development Compliance in the G8: The IMF
and World Bank Role
John Kirton. Nikolai Roudev and Laura Sunder/and


PART III MULTILATERAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE GS:
PRACTITIONERS' PERSPECTIVES
6 Finance. Macroeconomics and the Multilateral Organization-GS
Connection
Robert Faiiver
7 Development, the Commonwealth and the G8
Ade Aclefuye
8 Trade, the World Trade Organization and the Doha Development
Agenda
Rov MacLaren


PART IV THE ST. PETERSBURG PRIORITIES: ENERGY,
EDUCATION, INFORMATION AND HEALTH
9 Energy Security and Sustainable Development: The WTO
and the Energy Charter Treaty
Sylvia Osliy
10 Energy Security: Russia, the European Union and the G8
Nodari A. Simonia
11 Energy Security: The International Energy Agency and the G8
Victoria V. Panova
12 Education, the G8 and UNESCO
John Kir/on. Laura Sunderland and Jenilee Guehert
13 Information and Communication: G8 instilutionalization
and Compliance in the DOT Force
Gina Stephens
14 Health Compliance in the G8 and APEC: The World Health
Organization's Role
John Kirton, Nikolai Roudew Laura Sunderland, Catherine Kun:
and Jenilee Guebert


PART V THE G8'S ST. PETERSBURG SUMMIT AND BEYOND
15 The G8 at St. Petersburg and Beyond
John Kirton
16 The 2006 St. Petersburg G8 Summit: Conclusions and Critiques
Andrew F Cooper