by David Held, LSE, for Policy Network

The complex nature of today’s globalisation requires a reinforcement of international law and the multilateral institutions and a change of direction in the governance of the world economy, David Held, co-director of the Centre for the Study of Global Governance at the LSE, in his paper for the Progressive Governance Conference.

“These global problems cannot be solved by any one nation-state acting alone,” he says. “They call for collective and collaborative action—something that the nations of the world have not been good at, and which they need to be better at if these pressing issues are to be adequately tackled.” 

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