The Review of International Organizations· 2014Q1· Review
Contested multilateralism
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This paper introduces 'contested multilateralism,' a concept describing how states and actors challenge existing international institutions by creating alternatives or threatening exit. It manifests as regime shifting or competitive regime creation across various global issues.
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