摘要: Preface Acknowledgements 1. The challenge of global climate governance 2. Global as a deliberative system 3. Governance with and without institutionalized authority: the importance public space 4. Authoritative governance: United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change 5. Emerging centers networked authority 6. Transmitting concerns in 7. Accountability 8. Improving 9. Conclusion: looking for reflexivity.
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