THE POLITICS OF NUMBERS
THE NORMATIVE AGENDAS OF GLOBAL BENCHMARKING
Out now:
2015 Special Issue of Review of International Studies
Edited by
André Broome & Joel Quirk
Contents
Introduction. The politics of numbers: the normative agendas of
global benchmarking
André Broome & Joel Quirk
Governing the world at a distance: the practice of global
benchmarking
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Human security benchmarks: Governing human wellbeing at a
distance
Alexandra Homolar
Global benchmarking networks: the cases of disaster risk reduction
and supply chains
Tony Porter
“The proliferation of global
benchmarks contributes to
the diffusion of normative
visions and agendas
How activists use benchmarks: Reformist and revolutionary
benchmarks for global economic justice
regarding what various
Leonard Seabrooke & Duncan Wigan
types of transnational actors
Benchmarking global supply chains: the power of the ‘ethical audit’
regime
should look like, what they
Genevieve LeBaron & Jane Lister
should value, and how they
Addressing the compliance gap? UN initiatives to benchmark the
human rights performance of states and corporations
should behave.”
James Harrison & Sharifah Sekalala
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Benchmarking and blame games: Exploring the contestation of the
Millennium Development Goals
Liam Clegg
Climate change benchmarking: Constructing a sustainable
future?
Caroline Kuzemko
The limits of global authority: World Bank benchmarks in Ethiopia
and Malawi
Ole Jacob Sending & Jon Harald Sande Lie
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