Abstract
Part I Framework, 1. Achieving global justice: Why failures matter more than ideals, David Wiens Part II Bretton Woods Institutions 2. Justice for the UN: A quiet revolution, Geoffrey Robertson 3. Humanitarian innovation and refugee protection, Alexander Betts, Louise Bloom, and Naohiko Omata, 4. The World Bank and social accountability, Kate Brennan Part III State power, corporate power and global institutions 5. The power and accountability of private military and security companies, Hannah Tonkin 6. Global health and the new bottom billion: what do shifts in global poverty and the global disease burden mean for GAVI and the Global Fund? Amanda Glassman, Denizhan Duran, and Andy Sumner 7. Global health philanthropy and institutional relationships: How should conflicts of interest be addressed? David Stuckler, Sanjay Basu, and Martin McKee 8. The pharmaceutical industry as a global institution: the tension between private mandate and public function, Anne Roemer-Mahler 9. The Unbearable Trust of the Internet, Betsy Masiello
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