Index
Elizabeth Friesen
(Carleton University, Canada)
The World Economic Forum and Transnational Networking
ISBN: 978-1-83982-459-3, eISBN: 978-1-83982-456-2
Publication date: 30 June 2020
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Friesen, E. (2020), "Index", The World Economic Forum and Transnational Networking, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 163-168. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-456-220201007
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Copyright © 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited
INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Advance human wellbeing
, 75
AIDS
, 63–64, 90, 105
“Alternative Davos, The”
, 71
Asian financial crisis (1998)
, 65, 100
“Automatic and punishing recoil” of market forces
, 14
Basic operating systems
, 109
“Battle in Seattle”
, 71
Bilderberg Group
, 27
“Boomerang” politics
, 92, 93n6
Building Network Society
, 59, 63
Business Council National Issues
, 29–30
Business Council of Canada. See Business Council National Issues
Capitalism
, 14, 116
“Capitalist Threat, The”
, 61
Centre for Strategic Insight
, 84
Change
, 18
Civil society organizations (CSOs)
, 2–3, 71, 88, 91
Climate change
, 31
“Community of communities”
, 111
Community of Global Shapers
, 44
Competitiveness Reports
, 37
Compulsory Power
, 9
Contaminate capitalism
, 85
Continuity theory of social change in global governance
, 17
Corporate social responsibility
, 83
Countermovements
, 16
Crisis of Global Capitalism, The
, 68–69
Davos class
, 120
Davos culture
, 57
Davos Declaration
, 48n1
Davos meeting
, 3, 17, 22–24, 26, 28–45, 53–54, 57, 62, 68, 76, 79, 86, 95, 106–107, 117
Davos Special Issue
, 33
Debt cancellation
, 105, 107
Digital Divide Initiative
, 77
Domestic constituency
, 93
Economic globalisation
, 53
Economic justice
, 31
Economics
, 98
Economist magazine
, 57
Enhanced partnerships
, 46
Entrepreneurship
, 58
Entrepreneurship
, 70
Environment
, 53
European Management Forum (EMF). See World Economic Forum (WEF)
“Exuberant” lending
, 97
Finance
, 98
Fourth Industrial Revolution
, 3, 31, 53, 112–113, 118–120
G20 Business task force
, 110
Gates Foundation
, 105
Global Agenda Councils (GACs)
, 37
Global Agenda magazine. See World Link magazine
Global Agenda Partnership
, 38
Global Compact
, 77
Global Competitiveness Report (GCR)
, 32, 62
Global Fund
, 3
Global Future Councils
, 39
Global Governance Initiative (GGI)
, 106
Report
, 86
Global Governance Report
, 76–77
Global governmentality
, 12
Global Growth Companies
, 108
Global Health Initiative
, 77
Global Institute for Partnership and Governance
, 84
Global Issues Group
, 122n8
Global Leaders for Tomorrow programme (GLT programme)
, 44
Global Redesign Initiative (GRI)
, 38, 109
Global Redesign Initiative Report (GRIR)
, 37–38
Global Redesign Summit
, 38
Global Risks Report (GRR)
, 34
Global Shapers
, 111
Global Situation Space
, 38
“Global Town Hall” process
, 86, 106
Globalisation
, 31, 71, 78
“Globalization Needs a Human Face”
, 66
Globalization trap
, 73
Governmentality
, 12, 15
Gramscian hegemony
, 14
Gramscian theory
, 16
Hegemonic neoliberalism
, 13
Impartiality
, 122n12
Inaugural Annual Meeting of New Champions. See “Summer Davos” meeting in China
Indebtedness of developing countries
, 120n1
Independence
, 122n12
Informal Gathering of World Economic Leaders (IGWEL)
, 31
Instagram
, 36
Institute for Management Development (IMD)
, 32
Institutional Power
, 9
Intellectuals
, 16
International financial institutions (IFIs)
, 104
International financial system
, 102
“International Organization for Public–Private Cooperation”
, 47, 114
International organizations (IOs)
, 5, 11–13, 19, 46, 104, 120
“Join Forces to Solve Shareholder-Stakeholder Equation”
, 60
Karl Polanyi’s (1944/1957) concept
, 60
Keynesian liberalism
, 13
Knowledge products
, 112
Leadership for Challenges beyond Growth
, 24, 33, 58
Leadership in Fragile Times
, 79
Legitimate knowledge
, 11
Liberal scholarship on global governance
, 10
LinkedIn
, 36
Managing Volatility and Priorities for 21st Century
, 66
Markets
, 6
failure
, 90
fundamentalism
, 3–4, 53, 68, 73
liberalization
, 73
Mexican financial crisis (1995)
, 99
Middle East/North Africa Economic summit
, 37
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
, 5, 82, 106, 121n6
Moral and intellectual integrity
, 122n12
Neoliberal governmentality
, 12
Neoliberalism
, 3, 56, 84, 99
Networks
, 1
of consent
, 8
society
, 60
“New Beginnings: Making a Difference”
, 71
“New Champions”. See “Global Growth Companies”
Non-decision making
, 7
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
, 2–3, 5–6, 12, 29, 72, 91, 102
“One dimensional view of power”
, 7
Organisations
, 1
Organizational capacity
, 112
“Other Davos, The”
, 71
“Our Growth Endangers World Peace”
, 58
Oxfam report
, 43, 116–117
Paris Agreement
, 118
Partnering for Security and prosperity
, 83
People’s Global Action (PGA)
, 71
Power and WEF
, 5–20
Productive incoherence
, 17, 117
Productive Power
, 9–11
Public Engagement
, 36
Public Eye on Davos conference
, 80, 82
Public–Private Cooperation
, 19
“Raise consciousness”
, 2
Redefining Basic Assumptions of World Economy
, 57
Refining Basic Assumptions of World Economy
, 24
“Report on Competitiveness of European Industry 1979”
, 32
Resilience of capitalist systems
, 4
Responsible globality
, 70
“Responsible Globality: Managing the Impact of Globalization”
, 66
Rich-poor gap
, 73
Ricochet politics
, 92, 114
Risk Response Network (RRN)
, 111
Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship
, 44–45
Self-regulating mechanism
, 99
Social entrepreneurs
, 85
Social progress
, 23
Social responsibility
, 53
Spiritual and faith perspectives
, 98
Stakeholders
, 51, 78
“Start Taking Backlash against Globalization Seriously”
, 59
Strategic Insight Report
, 86–87
Strategic intelligence capabilities
, 36
Strategic Intelligence Platform
, 36, 39
Strategic Partnership
, 28
Structural adjustment
, 97
Structural Power
, 9–10
“Summer Davos” meeting in China
, 34, 37, 108
Summit on Global Agenda
, 37, 109
Sustainable development goals (SDGs)
, 46, 118
Sustainable Development Impact Summit
, 118
Sustaining Globalization
, 24, 59
System initiatives
, 122n10
Taking Responsibility for Tough Choices
, 86
Technology Pioneers Community
, 37
Third world debt crisis
, 96
Third-dimensional view of power
, 7–8
Toward a World Electronic Community
, 62–63
Traditional state centric “international” politics
, 1
Transformation maps
, 112
Transnational civil society
actors
, 99–100
campaign
, 2–3
networks
, 17
Transnational organisation
, 47
Transnational politics in practice
, 95
Trilateral Commission
, 27
Trusted environments
, 42
“Two dimensional view of power”
, 7
United Nations’ (UN) Global Compact
, 46
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
, 5
Washington Consensus
, 13–14
“We Need New Rules for a New Game”
, 66
Westphalian state system
, 20n3
World Competitiveness Report
, 32
World Competitiveness Yearbook
, 32
World Economic Forum (WEF)
, 1–4, 19, 21–23, 51–52, 95, 98, 103, 110, 113
1989 and before
, 54–56
1990–1997 period
, 56
in 1993
, 56–65
1998 and 1999 period
, 65–71
2000–2005 period
, 71–92
Communities (2019)
, 40
development stages
, 114
“Expert Network”
, 39
Global Future Councils (2019)
, 41
hierarchy and discipline
, 26–27
initiatives and projects
, 116
leadership
, 4–5, 24, 26, 53–56, 63, 75–76
Platforms (2019)
, 39
power and
, 5–20
public profile
, 27–28
“Strategic Partnership”
, 28
Sustainable Development Impact Summit
, 46–47
Themes
, 24–26
World Economic Leaders Community (WELCOM)
, 34
World Link magazine
, 33–34, 58, 62, 67, 81, 83, 86–87, 118
World politics
, 1
World Social Forum (WSF)
, 75
World Trade Organizations (WTOs)
, 71
Worldwide prosperity
, 23
Young Global Leaders (YGLs)
, 37, 44