strategy
Modernizing world socio-economic order
Synonyms:
Progressing towards New International Economic OrderProviding support for New International Economic Order
Establishing new international economic order
Implementation:
The New Economics Foundation is a centre for research and education on new economics. One of its major focuses has been the development of alternative economic indicators for social wealth and environmental quality, processes of social and environmental accounting, and effective strategies for lobbying and campaigning in the progress towards a people-centred, environmentally-sensitive approach to the economy. Narrower:
Developing new economicsImproving allocation of resourcesReviewing progress made in reducing povertyIncreasing international economic cooperationGenerating new modes of economic distributionDeveloping economic indicators of human developmentProtecting victimized nations within the new world orderProviding new and concessional funds to poor countries with economic reform programmes Constrains:
Maintaining structure of society Facilitated by:
GlobalizingReviewing progressProviding world visionDecentralizing world orderResearching new world orderSetting communication standardsFacilitating economic structural adjustment Problems:
Antiquated world socio-economic orderLack of progress in establishing a New International Economic Order
Repressive new world order
Values:
OrderDisorderProgressUneconomic Organizations:
Coordinating Bureau of the Non-Aligned Countries Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries Youth for Development and Cooperation International Progress Organization United Nations Industrial Development Organization New Economics Foundation African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States Andean Parliament World Libertarian Order References:
Thompson, Janna: Justice and World Order: a philosophical enquiryElkins, Paul: A New World Order: grassroots movements for global changeKrugman, Paul: Strategic Trade Policy and the New International EconomicsNathan Gardels: The Changing Global Order: World Leaders Reflect Subjects:
Religious Practice → Orders, secular institutesEconomics → Economic
International Relations → World order
Development → Reform
Development → Progress
Type Classification:
C: Cross-sectoral strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
