Neo-liberal globalism and social sustainable globalisation:
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE XI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIII
NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS XV
ABBREVIATIONS XIX
1. THE CHALLENGES OF SOCIAL SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION 1
EVA NIEUWENHUYS AND JOOP DE KORT
1.1. INTRODUCTION 1
1.2. OUTLINE OF THE BOOK 4
1.3. IN CONCLUSION 11
PART I*NEO-LIBERAL GLOBALISM AND
PHILOSOPHICAL PRESUPPOSITIONS
2. LIBERAL GLOBALISM: A DEFENCE 15
PAUL CLITEUR
2.1. WHAT IS LIBERALISM? GLOBALISM? LIBERAL GLOBALISM? 15
2.2. MAN AS A FREE, RATIONAL AND AUTONOMOUS BEING 18
2.3. IF MEN WERE ANGELS 21
2.4. THE STATE AS CONCENTRATION OF POWER 22
2.5. THE STATE UNDER THE RULE OF LAW 23
2.6. IS LIBERAL GLOBALISM A UNIVERSAL IDEAL? 25
2.7. DO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS BELONG TO THE ACQUIS
OF LIBERAL GLOBALISM? 30
2.8. ROOSEVELT S FOUR FREEDOMS 30
2.9. THREE ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE FOUR FREEDOMS 33
2.10. WHAT TO DO WITH THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS AS
FORMULATED? 35
2.11. SOCIAL RIGHTS AS DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES 35
2.12. BETWEEN LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS AND REAL RIGHTS 37
3. THE AMBIGUITY OF GLOBALISATION 39
GERARD VISSER
3.1. ONTOLOGY OF THE PRESENT*ONTOLOGY OF OURSELVES 39
3.2. MARX: CAPITALISM AND ALIENATION 41
3.3. HEGEL: THE RIGHT TO THE BESONDERHEIT DER EMPFINDUNG .... 45
VI * CONTENTS
3.4. NIETZSCHE: EUROPEAN NIHILISM 46
3.5. NIETZSCHE: DECLINE INTO EXPERIENCE 49
3.6. BACK TO THE SOURCE 53
4. SOCIAL, SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION REQUIRES A PARADIGM OTHER
THAN NEO-LIBERAL GLOBALISM 57
EVA NIEUWENHUYS
4.1. INTRODUCTION 57
4.2. FREEDOM AND HUMAN BEINGS AS HOMO ECONOMICUS, AS
MORAL BEINGS AND AS HOMO POLITICUS 60
4.3. SOCIAL JUSTICE AS A BALANCE BETWEEN THE PROTECTION OF
PROPERTY RIGHTS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIAL PARTICIPATION 62
4.4. DEMOCRACY AS A SYSTEM OF COOPERATION AND SOCIAL
COMMITMENT RATHER THAN AS A SYSTEM BASED ON THE
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST 63
4.5. GLOBAL DEMOCRACY AS A SYSTEM OF INTERDEPENDENT STATES
AND THEIR WORLD CITIZENS ACTING MULTILATERALLY RATHER THAN
AS A SYSTEM FOR AND BY NATION STATES AND THEIR CITIZENS
ACTING UNILATERALLY 65
4.6. GLOBAL CULTURE AS AN ENVIRONMENT CREATED BY HUMANS
RATHER THAN AS AN UNEQUIVOCALLY MORALLY SUPERIOR WESTERN
MODEL OF CIVILISATION 70
4.7. MORALITY AS THE POSITIVE COMMITMENT TO SOCIETY AND TO
OTHERS RATHER THAN AS A NEGATIVE MORALITY OF NOT HARMING
THE MARKET IN ONE S OWN INTERESTS 71
4.8. CONCLUSION 73
5. INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM AND ESOCUL RIGHTS: THE ILLUSIONS
OF LIBERTARIANISM 75
ROB BUITENWEG
5.1. INTRODUCTION 75
5.2. THE ILLUSION OF THE LEGITIMACY WITH REGARD TO THE CURRENT
STATE OF DISTRIBUTION 78
5.3. THE ILLUSION OF NEGATIVE FREEDOM SERVING THE CAUSE OF
FREEDOM 81
5.4. THE ILLUSION OF THE ABSENCE OF A MORAL ACTOR 84
5.5. THE ILLUSION OF THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN NEGATIVE AND
POSITIVE FREEDOM 89
5.6. SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS: NEGATIVE RIGHTS 91
5.7. CONCLUDING REMARKS 94
CONTENTS
PART II*NEO-IIBERAL GLOBALISM AND ITS
INSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL FRAMEWORK
6. WHAT S IN IT FOR US? GLOBALISATION, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
AND THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES 99
JOOP DE KORT
6.1. INTRODUCTION 99
6.2. THE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND THEIR
PROSPECTS 101
6.3. DO FREE TRADE AND FREE CAPITAL FLOWS BENEFIT DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES? 106
6.4. THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS 110
6.5. CONCLUDING REMARKS 118
7. SOCIAL SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW:
IN NEED OF A NEW INTERNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL BALANCE 121
MARCEL BRUS
7.1. INTRODUCTION 121
7.2. COMMON RESPONSIBILITY 126
7.2.1. COLLECTIVE ACTION FOR SUSTAINABLE USE OF THE NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT 127
7.2.2. COLLECTIVE SECURITY 132
7.2.3. A COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEVELOPMENT 134
7.3. LEGITIMACY 138
7.3.1. SECURITY 139
7.3.2. HUMAN RIGHTS 140
7.3.3. DEVELOPMENT 142
7.4. CONCLUSION: HUMAN DIGNITY AS THE CORE VALUE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEM 146
8. THE ODDS OF LIBERALISATION AS AN INFORMING PRINCIPLE OF
LAW, GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT 149
JAN MICHIEL OTTO
8.1. INTRODUCTION 149
8.2. FOUR DIMENSIONS OF LIBERALISATION FROM AN LGD
PERSPECTIVE 151
8.3. LIBERALISATION IN PRACTICE: THREE CASES 155
8.3.1. FAMILY LAW REFORM IN THE ISLAMIC MIDDLE EAST 155
8.3.2. GROUNDWATER REGULATION IN SOUTH-ASIA 157
8.3.3. REGULATION OF LAND TENURE. DE SOTO AND THE
WORLD BANK 159
VIII * CONTENTS
8.4. THE REVIVAL OF LAW & DEVELOPMENT AND THE MASK
OF NEUTRALITY 161
8.5. APPLIED RESEARCH IN LAW, GOVERNANCE AND
DEVELOPMENT 163
9. WATER AS A SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL GOOD IN A
GLOBALISING WORLD 165
ANTOINETTE HILDERING
9.1. INTRODUCTION 165
9.2. WATER IN A GLOBALISING WORLD 166
9.3. WATER AS A SOCIAL GOOD 169
9.4. WATER AS AN ECONOMIC GOOD 172
9.5. WATER AS AN ECOLOGICAL GOOD 174
9.6. CONCLUSION 176
PART III*NEO-IIBERAL GLOBALISM AND NON-STATE ACTORS
10. MORALITY AND THE LEGITIMACY OF NON GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANISATIONS INVOLVEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
AND POLICY MAKING 181
ANTON VEDDER
10.1. INTRODUCTION 181
10.2. INFORMAL REGULATION AND LEGITIMACY ISSUES 182
10.3. INGOS LEGITIMACY QUESTIONED 184
10.4. TRADITIONAL CONCEPTS OF LEGITIMACY 187
10.5. LEGITIMIZATION OF INGOS IN PRACTICE 189
10.6. CONCLUSION 192
11. CAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CONTRIBUTE TO SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT? 195
CORNELLS DE GROOT
11.1. INTRODUCTION 195
11.2. THE CORPORATE FORM 197
11.3. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 199
11.4. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 203
11.5. CSR AND CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP 204
11.6. CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 205
11.7. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS A VEHICLE FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT? 209
11.8 CONCLUDING REMARKS 214
CONTENTS
12. SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING BY COMPANIES IS NECESSARY FOR
SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION 215
TINEKE LAMBOOY
12.1. INTRODUCTION 215
12.2. THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE MULTINATIONAL COMPANY 216
12.3. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) 220
12.4. THE GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE*SUSTAINABILITY
REPORTING GUIDELINES 223
12.5. CSR DEBATE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: VOLUNTARY OR
MANDATORY? 225
12.6. MANDATORY INCLUSION OF NON-FINANCIAL INFORMATION IN
ANNUAL REPORTS 226
12.7. THE NETHERLANDS: CSR IN THE ANNUAL REPORT? 229
12.8. CURRENT TRENDS 232
12.9. CONCLUDING REMARKS 234
INDEX 237
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CONTENTS
PREFACE XI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIII
NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS XV
ABBREVIATIONS XIX
1. THE CHALLENGES OF SOCIAL SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION 1
EVA NIEUWENHUYS AND JOOP DE KORT
1.1. INTRODUCTION 1
1.2. OUTLINE OF THE BOOK 4
1.3. IN CONCLUSION 11
PART I*NEO-LIBERAL GLOBALISM AND
PHILOSOPHICAL PRESUPPOSITIONS
2. LIBERAL GLOBALISM: A DEFENCE 15
PAUL CLITEUR
2.1. WHAT IS LIBERALISM? GLOBALISM? LIBERAL GLOBALISM? 15
2.2. MAN AS A FREE, RATIONAL AND AUTONOMOUS BEING 18
2.3. IF MEN WERE ANGELS 21
2.4. THE STATE AS CONCENTRATION OF POWER 22
2.5. THE STATE UNDER THE RULE OF LAW 23
2.6. IS LIBERAL GLOBALISM A UNIVERSAL IDEAL? 25
2.7. DO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS BELONG TO THE ACQUIS
OF LIBERAL GLOBALISM? 30
2.8. ROOSEVELT'S FOUR FREEDOMS 30
2.9. THREE ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE FOUR FREEDOMS 33
2.10. WHAT TO DO WITH THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RIGHTS AS
FORMULATED? 35
2.11. SOCIAL RIGHTS AS "DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES" 35
2.12. BETWEEN LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS AND REAL RIGHTS 37
3. THE AMBIGUITY OF GLOBALISATION 39
GERARD VISSER
3.1. ONTOLOGY OF THE PRESENT*ONTOLOGY OF OURSELVES 39
3.2. MARX: CAPITALISM AND ALIENATION 41
3.3. HEGEL: THE RIGHT TO THE BESONDERHEIT DER EMPFINDUNG . 45
VI * CONTENTS
3.4. NIETZSCHE: EUROPEAN NIHILISM 46
3.5. NIETZSCHE: DECLINE INTO EXPERIENCE 49
3.6. BACK TO THE SOURCE 53
4. SOCIAL, SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION REQUIRES A PARADIGM OTHER
THAN NEO-LIBERAL GLOBALISM 57
EVA NIEUWENHUYS
4.1. INTRODUCTION 57
4.2. FREEDOM AND HUMAN BEINGS AS HOMO ECONOMICUS, AS
MORAL BEINGS AND AS HOMO POLITICUS 60
4.3. SOCIAL JUSTICE AS A BALANCE BETWEEN THE PROTECTION OF
PROPERTY RIGHTS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIAL PARTICIPATION 62
4.4. DEMOCRACY AS A SYSTEM OF COOPERATION AND SOCIAL
COMMITMENT RATHER THAN AS A SYSTEM BASED ON THE
'SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST' 63
4.5. GLOBAL DEMOCRACY AS A SYSTEM OF INTERDEPENDENT STATES
AND THEIR WORLD CITIZENS ACTING MULTILATERALLY RATHER THAN
AS A SYSTEM FOR AND BY NATION STATES AND THEIR CITIZENS
ACTING UNILATERALLY 65
4.6. GLOBAL CULTURE AS AN ENVIRONMENT CREATED BY HUMANS
RATHER THAN AS AN UNEQUIVOCALLY MORALLY SUPERIOR WESTERN
MODEL OF CIVILISATION 70
4.7. MORALITY AS THE POSITIVE COMMITMENT TO SOCIETY AND TO
OTHERS RATHER THAN AS A NEGATIVE MORALITY OF NOT HARMING
THE MARKET IN ONE'S OWN INTERESTS 71
4.8. CONCLUSION 73
5. INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM AND ESOCUL RIGHTS: THE ILLUSIONS
OF LIBERTARIANISM 75
ROB BUITENWEG
5.1. INTRODUCTION 75
5.2. THE ILLUSION OF THE LEGITIMACY WITH REGARD TO THE CURRENT
STATE OF DISTRIBUTION 78
5.3. THE ILLUSION OF NEGATIVE FREEDOM SERVING THE CAUSE OF
FREEDOM 81
5.4. THE ILLUSION OF THE ABSENCE OF A MORAL ACTOR 84
5.5. THE ILLUSION OF THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN NEGATIVE AND
POSITIVE FREEDOM 89
5.6. SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS: NEGATIVE RIGHTS 91
5.7. CONCLUDING REMARKS 94
CONTENTS
PART II*NEO-IIBERAL GLOBALISM AND ITS
INSTITUTIONAL AND POLITICAL FRAMEWORK
6. WHAT'S IN IT FOR US? GLOBALISATION, INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
AND THE LESS DEVELOPED COUNTRIES 99
JOOP DE KORT
6.1. INTRODUCTION 99
6.2. THE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND THEIR
PROSPECTS 101
6.3. DO FREE TRADE AND FREE CAPITAL FLOWS BENEFIT DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES? 106
6.4. THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS 110
6.5. CONCLUDING REMARKS 118
7. SOCIAL SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW:
IN NEED OF A NEW INTERNATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL BALANCE 121
MARCEL BRUS
7.1. INTRODUCTION 121
7.2. COMMON RESPONSIBILITY 126
7.2.1. COLLECTIVE ACTION FOR SUSTAINABLE USE OF THE NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT 127
7.2.2. COLLECTIVE SECURITY 132
7.2.3. A COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DEVELOPMENT 134
7.3. LEGITIMACY 138
7.3.1. SECURITY 139
7.3.2. HUMAN RIGHTS 140
7.3.3. DEVELOPMENT 142
7.4. CONCLUSION: HUMAN DIGNITY AS THE CORE VALUE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SYSTEM 146
8. THE ODDS OF 'LIBERALISATION' AS AN INFORMING PRINCIPLE OF
LAW, GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT 149
JAN MICHIEL OTTO
8.1. INTRODUCTION 149
8.2. FOUR DIMENSIONS OF LIBERALISATION FROM AN LGD
PERSPECTIVE 151
8.3. LIBERALISATION IN PRACTICE: THREE CASES 155
8.3.1. FAMILY LAW REFORM IN THE ISLAMIC MIDDLE EAST 155
8.3.2. GROUNDWATER REGULATION IN SOUTH-ASIA 157
8.3.3. REGULATION OF LAND TENURE. DE SOTO AND THE
WORLD BANK 159
VIII * CONTENTS
8.4. THE REVIVAL OF LAW & DEVELOPMENT AND THE MASK
OF NEUTRALITY 161
8.5. APPLIED RESEARCH IN LAW, GOVERNANCE AND
DEVELOPMENT 163
9. WATER AS A SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL GOOD IN A
GLOBALISING WORLD 165
ANTOINETTE HILDERING
9.1. INTRODUCTION 165
9.2. WATER IN A GLOBALISING WORLD 166
9.3. WATER AS A SOCIAL GOOD 169
9.4. WATER AS AN ECONOMIC GOOD 172
9.5. WATER AS AN ECOLOGICAL GOOD 174
9.6. CONCLUSION 176
PART III*NEO-IIBERAL GLOBALISM AND NON-STATE ACTORS
10. MORALITY AND THE LEGITIMACY OF NON GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANISATIONS' INVOLVEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
AND POLICY MAKING 181
ANTON VEDDER
10.1. INTRODUCTION 181
10.2. INFORMAL REGULATION AND LEGITIMACY ISSUES 182
10.3. INGOS' LEGITIMACY QUESTIONED 184
10.4. TRADITIONAL CONCEPTS OF LEGITIMACY 187
10.5. LEGITIMIZATION OF INGOS IN PRACTICE 189
10.6. CONCLUSION 192
11. CAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CONTRIBUTE TO SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT? 195
CORNELLS DE GROOT
11.1. INTRODUCTION 195
11.2. THE CORPORATE FORM 197
11.3. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 199
11.4. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 203
11.5. CSR AND CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP 204
11.6. CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY 205
11.7. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AS A VEHICLE FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT? 209
11.8 CONCLUDING REMARKS 214
CONTENTS
12. SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING BY COMPANIES IS NECESSARY FOR
SUSTAINABLE GLOBALISATION 215
TINEKE LAMBOOY
12.1. INTRODUCTION 215
12.2. THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE MULTINATIONAL COMPANY 216
12.3. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) 220
12.4. THE GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE*SUSTAINABILITY
REPORTING GUIDELINES 223
12.5. CSR DEBATE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: VOLUNTARY OR
MANDATORY? 225
12.6. MANDATORY INCLUSION OF NON-FINANCIAL INFORMATION IN
ANNUAL REPORTS 226
12.7. THE NETHERLANDS: CSR IN THE ANNUAL REPORT? 229
12.8. CURRENT TRENDS 232
12.9. CONCLUDING REMARKS 234
INDEX 237 |
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