Contents: Dries Lesage/Pierre Vercauteren: Introduction - Dries Lesage: Global Governance and Multipolarity. An Exploration of the Challenge - Gustaaf Geeraerts/Jonathan Holslag: China Engages the World - Andrei P. Tsygankov: Russia in Global Governance. Multipolarity or Multilateralism - Ian Taylor: Growing Multipolarity, Coalitions and Global Governance. The India-Brazil-South Africa Dialogue Forum - Elena Atanassova-Cornelis: Redefining National Interest. Japanese Security Policy and the Challenge of Global Governance - Sven Biscop: Global Public Goods. Engine of a Comprehensive EU Security Strategy - Pierre Vercauteren: Which Relationships Exist between Global Governance and Global Democracy? Convergence or Divergence? - Barbara Delcourt/Nina Wilén: The Creation of a Democratic Caucus within the UN and the Reform of the Human Rights Commission - Tine Vandervelden: The UN at 60. Assessing the Feasibility of a Global Security Consensus - Teun Van de Voorde: Between Discourse and Reality. The United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy - Francine Mestrum: Development and Poverty, Peace and Security. Poverty Reduction and Millennium Development Goals in the Framework of Global Governance - Yves Palau: The Concept of Public Governance within the OECD. A Standard for Rationalising Policies - James N. Rosenau: Conclusions. Governing the Ungovernable. The Challenge of a Global Disaggregation of Authority.