Abstract
This issue connects and extends recent international and sociological discussions begun at the latest World Congress of the International Sociological Association (2010) on democratic global governance, two recent issues of the International Journal of Sociology (Winter 2007-8 and Summer 2011) on the topic of political inequality, and a new issue of the Brazilian journal Sociologias on democracy, global governance, and political inequality, in which two articles being published here will appear in Portuguese. This introduction defines the three main concepts of this issue of the International Journal of Sociology, presents the history of research on global governance and its connection to democracy, including a discussion of how sociology contributes to the literature, and discusses the four articles that appear here.
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