The latest issue of
Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Institutions (Vol. 32, no. 1, 2026) is out. Contents include:
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Emma Klein & Emily Paddon Rhoads,
Participation as Legitimation:
The Rise of Participatory Policy Norms in the ICC and UN Peacekeeping
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Thomas Biersteker & Larissa van den Herik, Enhancing the Legitimacy of UN Security Council Sanctions by Strengthening Fair and Clear Procedures
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Special Forum on Climate Governance Innovation
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David Passarelli, Túlio Andrade, & Michael Franczak, The Way Forward for Climate Cooperation:
Introduction to Global Governance Special Feature: COP30 and Reforming Global Climate Governance
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Simon Sharpe & Adam Day, Complexity as a Catalyst:
Adaptive Global Governance in a Deeply Divided World
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Giovanna Marques Kuele & Michael Weisberg, The Politics of Global Climate Governance Reform
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Michael Franczak & Khadeeja Naseem, Beyond the Paris Agreement:
Toward Adaptive and Inclusive Climate Governance
