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Preface Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Abbreviations 1. The Challenges of Social Sustainable Globalisation Eva Nieuwenhuys and Joop de Kor Part I - Neo-Liberal Globalism and Philosophical Presuppositions 2. Liberal Globalism: A Defence Paul Cliteur 3. The Ambiguity of Globalisation Gerard Visser 4. Social, Sustainable Globalisation Requires a Paradigm Other Than Neo-Liberal Globalism Eva Nieuwenhuys 5. Individual Freedom and ESOCUL Rights: The Illusions of Libertarianism Rob Buitenweg Part II - Neo-Liberal Globalism and its Institutional and Political Framework 6. What's in it for us? Globalisation, International Institutions and the Less Developed Countries Joop de Kort 7. Social Sustainable Globalisation and International Law: in Need of a New International Constitutional Balance Marcel Brus 8. The Odds of 'Liberalisation' as an Informing Principle of Law, Governance and Development Jan Michiel Otto 9. Water as a Social, Economic and Ecological Good in a Globalising World Antoinette Hildering Part III - Neo-Liberal Globalism and Non-State Actors 10. Morality and the Legitimacy of Non Governmental Organisations' Involvement in International Politics and Policy Making Anton Vedder 11. Can Corporate Governance Contribute to Sustainable Development? Cornelis de Groot 12. Sustainability Reporting by Companies is Necessary for Sustainable Globalisation Tineke Lambooy Index
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