Series

LSE Global Governance is an international institution dedicated to research, analysis and dissemination about global governance. It is based at the London School of Economics (LSE). LSE Global Governance Working Papers examine the origins and nature of urgent problems facing the globe, such as poverty, environmental degradation or human rights violations and aim to influence agencies and organizations engaged in seeking solutions to these problems.

Publishers:	LSE Global Governance
Publications:	Regulation in an Age of Austerity The Global Health Impact of Local Power Relations The Governance of Climate Change in China Human Security After State Collapse Who Shapes the Politics of the Bomb? The Taliban’s Evolving Ideology Field Notes from Afghanistan: Perceptions of Insecurity and Conflict Dynamics The Hydra-Headed Crisis Democracy and Globalisation Can Development Prevent Conflict? Goldmine? A Critical Look at the Commercialization of Afghan Demining

Publishers:

LSE Global Governance

Publications:

Regulation in an Age of Austerity
The Global Health Impact of Local Power Relations
The Governance of Climate Change in China
Human Security After State Collapse
Who Shapes the Politics of the Bomb?
The Taliban’s Evolving Ideology
Field Notes from Afghanistan: Perceptions of Insecurity and Conflict Dynamics
The Hydra-Headed Crisis
Democracy and Globalisation
Can Development Prevent Conflict?
Goldmine? A Critical Look at the Commercialization of Afghan Demining