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How to support an L14 in breaking global deadlocks: do we need a formal network of institutions or an open source system of experts?

By Heather Creech on May 19, 2008

How could a network of think tanks support a global leaders initiative to resolve global deadlocks on climate change, HIV AIDs, and other crises? This paper explores what such a network might look like in 2015, suggesting that think tanks themselves are changing to more open, social networks of experts.

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Publisher: Centre for Global Studies

Copyright: IISD, 2008

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