Transnational Norm-Building in Global Health: The Important Role of Non-State Actors in Post-Westphalian Politics

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and associated research fellow at the GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies. His main research interests are in the fields of International Relations, globalization, global governance, global social policy, civil society and politics of intellectual property rights.

Enjeux environnementaux

“…Dans ses travaux, Dupuits souligne l'influence des études sur la gouvernance (Hein et Kohlmorgen, 2009), sur les études institutionnelles (Ostrom, 2010) et sur les politiques internationales de la biodiversité (Foyer, 2011 ;Dumoulin, 2003) alors que Schaer et Hahonou témoignent de l'intérêt de poursuivre l'exploration des aspects quotidiens de la formation de l'État (Bierschenk et Oliver De Sardan, 2014) et les formes de privatisation de biens et services d'usage commun à travers des pratiques informelles qui s'institutionnalisent (Blundo, 2010). Concernant Ducorneau, Ka et Saqallli, leur travail souligne l'influence de l'anthropologie et de l'ethnographie de la politique publique (Mosse, 2005).…”

Transnational self-help networks and community forestry: A theoretical framework

“…However, it does not recognize an active role in this process to civil society, and even less to local organizations. Other authors then proposed to construct a new category of "transnational norm-building network" (Mückenberger, 2008;Hein and Kohlmorgen, 2009), in order to give these actors a key role in each phase of norm life cycle. This concept implies an alternative perspective that recognizes the existence of subsidiary and informal norms.…”