Global Governance | Mimi Bebe

Global governance refers to the complex system of institutions, rules, and relationships that regulate interactions between countries, organizations, and individuals on a global scale. This concept has evolved over time, particularly in the aftermath of World War I and World War II, with the establishment of international organizations. Global governance aims to address collective-action problems, facilitate cooperation, and resolve disputes between transnational actors. With the increasing number of international organizations and actors involved in governance relationships, global governance has become a crucial aspect of modern international relations. The concept of global governance is closely related to [[international-relations|international relations]], [[sustainable-development|sustainable development]], and [[human-rights|human rights]]. As the world becomes more interconnected, the importance of effective global governance cannot be overstated.