Global and transnational challenges figure ever more prominently on
national and international policy agendas and are increasingly
analysed as global public goods (GPGs). This timely collection,
which includes contributions by eminent scholars from a wide range
of academic disciplines, provides a comprehensive overview of the
current state of the theoretical and empirical research on this
topic, and suggestions on where scholarship could go next. With an
original introduction, this single volume will appeal to students,
researchers, policymakers and experts, whether they are interested
in a particular challenge like global climate change, cyber
security, financial stability and health or in cross-cutting issues
of public economics and finance, international relations and
international law.
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