Leadership in Global Institution Building

1. Introduction: Minervian Actors and the Paradox of Post-1995 Global Institution Building

1. Introduction: Minervian Actors and the Paradox of Post-1995 Global Institution Building
Yves Tiberghien

Part I. Minervian Settings

2. Varieties of Minervians: Scorecards and Patterns
Yves Tiberghien

3. The European Union as a Minervian Actor in Global Institution Building
Ian Manners

4. Canada’s Minervian Moment: Global Activism and Domestic Politics
Kim Richard Nossal

Part II. The Competitive Mode

5. UNESCO versus the World Trade Organization: Will Cultural Diversity Trump Free Trade?
Jennifer Chan

6. A Double-Entry Minervian Case: The Battle over International Accounting Standards
Nicolas Véron

Part III. The Normative Mode

7. The Ottawa Process: Domestic Interests, Transnational Civil Society, and State Identity
Petrice R. Flowers

8. The Resilience of CITES Regime and Diffused Normative Community
Isao Sakaguchi

9. Minerva’s Allies: States, Secretariats, and Individuals in the Emergence of the Responsibility to Protect Norm
Katharina P. Coleman

10. The Battle of the Peacebuilding Norm after the Iraq War
Daisaku Higashi

Part IV. The Political Leadership Mode

11. Minervian Politics and International Chemicals Policy
Henrik Selin

12. Enough Rope: The Role of Minervian Actors in Establishing the International Criminal Court
Joanne Lee

13. The Last Call for the Minerva’s Owl: The Politics of the 11th Hour in Negotiating the Nagoya Protocol at the CBD COP 10 Meeting
Elena Feditchkina

Part V. Conclusion

14. The End of the Minervian Moment
Zaki Laïdi

15. Successes and Limits of the Minervian Moment
Yves Tiberghien

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations, European Union Politics, Political History, Political Science, Public Policy