The Market or the Public Domain: Redrawing the Line

by Drache; Daniel

• ISBN13: 9780415254694
• ISBN10: 0415254698
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2001-08-08
• Publisher: Routledge

Summary

This collection examines the powerful idea of the return, reconstitution and redeployment of the public domain in a post-Seattle and post-Washington consensus world order. The contributors to this volume believe that devising new institutions of governance for a globalizing world requires fundamental change nationally and internationally.

Table of Contents

List of illustrations	viii
List of contributors	ix
Acknowledgements	xi
Introduction: the fundamentals of our time: values and goals that are inescapably public	1	(36)
Daniel Drache
Part 1 Reinventing the Public Domain
Section 1 Revisiting the fundamentals in a post-Washington consensus era
The return of the public domain after the triumph of markets: revisiting the most basic of fundamentals	37	(35)
Daniel Drache
Reinventing Gladstone? The public conscience and the public domain	72	(13)
David Marquand
The re-constitution of the public domain	85	(28)
Harry Arthurs
Section 2 Moving the boundary between the market and the state: the political theory of the public domain
Policy domain or public domain at a time of globalization	113	(16)
Simon Reich
The contested competence of NGOs and business in public life	129	(19)
Robin Hodess
Social disability and the public good	148	(27)
Marcia Rioux
Ezra Zubrow
Part 2 The Public Domain After the Washington Consensus: Cases and Practice
Section 3 Rethinking public goods in an era of globalization: polarized societies, market intrusiveness and social well-being in highly unstable market settings
The informational commons at risk	175	(27)
Alasdair Roberts
Avoiding the tragedy of the commons: greening governance through the market or the public domain	202	(27)
Keith Stewart
Human security in the global era	229	(26)
Kyle Grayson
Section 4 Global governance and new state practices
Public goods: taking the concept into the twenty-first century	255	(19)
Inge Kaul
The public good versus private interests and the global financial and monetary system	274	(22)
Geoffrey Underhill
Regionalism: the meso public domain in Latin America and South-East Asia	296	(25)
Amitav Acharya
Part 3 The Return of the Public
Section 5 New sites of policy contest
Global markets and social legitimacy: the case of the `global' compact	321	(14)
George Kell
John Ruggie
Democratizing globalism	335	(25)
Sol Picciotto
Saving the social bond and recovering the public domain	360	(21)
Richard Devetak
Richard Higgott
Index	381