International Organizations in Global Social Governance, Hardcover

Part I Introduction

1 The Architecture of Arguments in Global Social Governance: Examining Populations and Discourses of International Organizations in Social Policies

Part II Labor and Migration

2 International Organizations' Involvement in Youth Unemployment as a Global Policy Field, and the Global Financial Crisis

3 International Organizations and Global Labor Standards

4 International Organizations, Care and Migration: The Case of Migrant Health Care Workers

5 International Organizations and the Global Social Governance of Pensions

Part III Family and Education

6 Governing Children's Rights in Global Social Policy-International Organizations and the Thin Line Between Child Protection and Empowerment

7 Global Discourses, Regional Framings and Individual Showcasing: Analyzing the World of Education IOs

8 IOs' Role in Global Social Governance: Family Policy

9 Disability as a 'New' Global Social Theme: The Role of International Organizations in an Expanding Global Policy Field

Part IV Health and Environment

10 Characterizing Global Health Governance by International Organizations: Is There an Ante- and

Post-COVID-19 Architecture?

11 IOs and Climate Change: Toward Global Eco-Social Policy

12 Water as Global Social Policy-International Organizations, Resource Scarcity, and Environmental

Security

13 International Organizations and Food: Nearing the End of the Lean Season?

Part V Conclusion

14 International Organizations and the Architecture of Arguments in Global Social Governance

About author(s):Kerstin Martens is Professor of International Relations at the University of Bremen, Germany
Dennis Niemann is a Post-Doctoral researcher at the Collaborative Research Centre "Global Dynamics of Social Policy", University of Bremen, Germany
Alexandra Kaasch is Professor in German and Transnational Social Policy at Bielefeld University, Germany