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9789280810486

United Nations-Sponsored World Conferences

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  • ISBN13:

    9789280810486

  • ISBN10:

    9280810480

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-03-01
  • Publisher: United Nations Univ

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Summary

What value were the widely publicised United Nations-sponsored World Conferences in the 1990s and what was actually accomplished at the global meetings in Rio, Vienna, and Beijing? The authors of United Nations-sponsored World Conferences demonstrate through their case studies that answering these sorts of questions requires a focus on the follow-up to and implementation of the Conferences and not simply attention to the conferences themselves. They argue that the terms of public debate on the accomplishments of such conferences, and thus the future of similar conferences, must include a careful assessment of their impacts long after the final documents have been passed.They suggest that previous works on such conferences have only told part of the story and thus should not, by themselves, be used as a basis for public policy decisions regarding their future.

Table of Contents

Tables and figures
vii
Acknowledgements ix
Editor's introduction xi
Part One Conferences 1(62)
UN-sponsored world conferences in the 1990s
3(7)
Michael G. Schechter
Implementing global goals for children: Lessons from UNICEF experience
10(19)
Richard Jolly
The United Nations World Conference on Human Rights: Evaluation, monitoring, and review
29(34)
Clarence J. Dias
Part Two The Beijing and Rio conference processes 63(104)
Effectiveness of the Beijing Conference in fostering compliance with international law regarding women
65(20)
Rebecca J. Cook
Development, implementation, and effectiveness of the CBD process
85(37)
Thomas Yongo
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change: Implementation and compliance
122(45)
Jo Elizabeth Butler
Aniket Ghai
Part Three Non-state actors and conference follow-up and implementation 167(56)
From consensus-building to implementation: The follow-up to the UN global conferences of the 1990s
169(15)
Masumi Ono
Making meaningful UN-sponsored world conferences of the 1990s: NGOs to the rescue?
184(34)
Michael G. Schechter
Conclusions
218(5)
Michael G. Schechter
Appendix A Chronology of conference-related events 223(10)
Debbi Schaubman
Appendix B From PrepCom to follow-up: Researching the United Nations conferences of the 1990s 233(43)
Debbi Schaubman
Acronyms and abbreviations 276(4)
Contributors 280(3)
Index 283

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