Network Governance: A Framework Sungjoon Cho at IIT Chicago-Kent

Delve into the intricate world of network governance through Sungjoon Cho's framework at IIT Chicago-Kent. Explore the significance, structures, and processes within network governance, including persuasive tactics, negotiations, and regulatory prototypes. Analyze the role of the G20 as a global executive coordinator and the legitimacy critique from the lens of liberal internationalism.

• Network Governance
• Sungjoon Cho
• IIT Chicago-Kent
• Regulatory Prototypes
• G20

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1. Network Governance: A Framework Sungjoon Cho (IIT Chicago-Kent)

2. Why Network Governance? We Love Treaties, But

3. What Is a Govt Network (TRN)?

4. What Is Happening Inside? Persuasion; Negotiation; Willing Marginalization; Strategic Co- optation; Responsive Engagement; Expert Sympathization

5. For What? Regulatory Prototypes

6. G20 as a Global Exec. Coordinator Re-Aggregation of Sovereignty?

7. Critique Is It Legitimate? (Cf. Liberal Internationalism)