GERMANY G20 PRESIDENCY. THE TEST BY TRUMP by М В Ларионова

“…Second, Germany’s unique potential to enhance G20 effectiveness and consolidate the forum’s role as a global public good sponsor due to the country’s economic power and diplomatic influence. …”
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Global health governance performance during Covid-19, what needs to be changed? a delphi survey study by Wafa Abu El Kheir-Mataria, Hassan El-Fawal, Sungsoo Chun

“…Covid-19 decisions underlying value, although had human right to health at the base, overlooked the concept of health as a global public good and was skewed towards market-oriented values. …”
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Higher education and public and common good by Marginson, S

“…The paper finds that ‘global common good’ is again more useful than ‘global public good’ in explaining worldwide collaboration. …”

Conservationists' perspectives on poverty: An empirical study by Janet A. Fisher, Hari Dhungana, Janine Duffy, Jun He, Mirna Inturias, Ina Lehmann, Adrian Martin, David M. Mwayafu, Iokiñe Rodríguez, Helen Schneider

“…While there are some elements of consensus, for instance the principle that the poor should not shoulder the costs of conserving a global public good, the three elicited discourses diverge in a number of ways. …”
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A discourse and content analysis of representation in the mainstream media of the South African National Health Insurance policy from 2011 to 2019 by Lynn Bust, Eleanor Whyle, Jill Olivier

“…Results Discourses of ‘health as a global public good’ and ‘neoliberalism’ were identified in global and national policy documents. …”
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mUzima Mobile Electronic Health Record (EHR) System: Development and Implementation at Scale by Martin Chieng Were, Simon Savai, Benard Mokaya, Samuel Mbugua, Nyoman Ribeka, Preetam Cholli, Ada Yeung

“…It is disease-agnostic, with current use cases in HIV, cancer, chronic disease, and COVID-19 management, among other conditions. mUzima meets all WHO’s Principles of Digital Development, and its scaled implementation success has led to its recognition as a digital global public good and its listing in the WHO Digital Health Atlas. …”
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PROMOTING GLOBAL HEALTH: THE WORLD ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL EDITORS POSITION ON EDITORS’ RESPONSIBILITY by Lorraine E Ferris, World Association of Medical Editors (WAME) Ethics and Policy Committee, WAME Board

“…The purpose of this statement is to highlight that all medical journal editors have a role to play: the medical research literature is a global public good and promoting global health is a global social responsibility.        …”
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Beyond Interoperability with The Single Patient Viewer: A Clinical Portal to Access Integrated Patient Records by Rosemary Foster, Alexa Heekes, Hannah Hussey, Mariette Smith, Themba Mutemaringa, Florence Phelanyane, Christopher Seebregts, Pierre Dane, Andrew Boulle

“…Conclusion / Implications SPV has been developed as a global public good project and will be made freely available once matured. …”
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Editorial by Gary J. Burkholder

“…The June 2016 special issue on Higher Education, Community Engagement, and the Global Public Good will commemorate the 5-year anniversary of HLRC. …”
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Toward a protocol for quantifying the greenhouse gas balance and identifying mitigation options in smallholder farming systems by T S Rosenstock, M C Rufino, K Butterbach-Bahl, E Wollenberg

“…In that way, the research captures the balance of benefits between the private landholder and the global public good. Joint assessment of food production and emissions may produce optimal management strategies that balance the competing demands of food production and climate stabilization. …”
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SOFT - Sense of Future Trends by Datta, Shoumen

“…SOFT is a discussion about future trends (Sense of Future Trends) with respect to global public goods: food, energy, water, sanitation and healthcare (FEWSH).…”
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Taking Shape: New Global Financial Architecture by Liow, Joseph Chin Yong

“…They will likely complement each other to provide global 'public goods'.…”
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Beware the Kindleberger Trap in Global Health Governance by Jiyong Jin

“…Effective health governance hinges on the provision of global public goods for health. Generally, the hegemon underwrites the operation and stability of the global public health architecture by ensuring the sustained supply of global public goods for health. …”
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Human Rights and Global Responses to the Pandemic in the Age of Hyper-globalization by Sakiko Fukuda-Parr

“…<p>Setting out new norms and arrangements for the provision of global public goods for pandemic preparedness and response should be a centrepiece of a new legal instrument that is capable of challenging market power, and builds on human rights principles in synch with the age of hyper-globalization.…”
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Reframing aid in a world where the poor live in emerging economies by Gilles Carbonnier, Andy Sumner

“…Finally, they introduce policy coherence for sustainable development as a shared framework for MICs and high-income countries (HICs) to effectively address the poverty and global public goods agendas.…”
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Kamusal Mallar Teorisinin Değişimi:Bölgesel Kamusal Mallar(The Change of Public Goods Theory: Regional Public Goods) by A. Kemal ÇELEBİ, A. Zafer YALÇIN

“…Globalization and regionalization resulted in reconsideration of regional and global public goods emancipating public goods theory from national borders. …”
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La biodiversité, entre appropriation privée, revendications de souveraineté et coopération internationale by Daniel Compagnon

“…Notions like “global commons” and “global public goods” do not easily apply to biodiversity because the latter is claimed by the states in the name of sovereignty and apportioned to business companies in the context of a globalised market. …”
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ANALYSING THE CREDIBILITY OF META-GEOPOLITICAL FRAMEWORK: IMPLICATIONS OF KINDLEBERGER TRAP ON CHINA (POST-BRI) by Ramsha Tariq, Aiysha Safdar Ali

“… The world had to suffer the implications of Kindleberger Trap in post-World War I due to the vacuum created at the international level to provide global public goods by the then superpowers – Great Britain and the US. …”
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International cooperation during the COVID-19 pandemic by Brown, G, Susskind, D

“…This paper explores the concept of ‘global public goods’ (GPGs) in the context of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. …”

A World Parliament and the Transition from International Law to World Law by Andreas Bummel

“…World civilization depends on the provision of global public goods such as tackling climate change, ensuring international financial stability or peace and security. …”
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