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Cover; Half title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Figure and tables; Contributors; Acknowledgements; I Introduction; 1 Introduction; The return of the public; The public as practice; Contributions; Overview of the book; References; 2 Theorizing the public as practices: transformations of the public in historical context; Engaging the existing literature; Private authority; The public sphere; Public goods; Conceptualizing the public as practice; Conceptualizing practices; The public as practice; Some implications; Reconstituting the public in global governance; References
II Transformations of the public in historical context3 The dynamics of ""private"" security strategies and their public consequences: transnational organizations in historical perspective; Practices, authority, and relationships; Transnational security in historical perspective; Commercial organizations: from chartered monopolies to imperial rule; Missionary organizations and imperial expansion; Transnational security in the twentieth century; Commercial organizations dependent on states; Missionary and humanitarian organizations; Transnational security in the contemporary era
Commercial organizationsHumanitarian non-governmental organizations; Redefining public authority through security practices; References; 4 Out from the shadows: governing over-the-counter derivatives after the 2007-08 financial crisis; Attributing publicness to over-the-counter derivatives: from social silence to the 2007-08 crisis; Narratives on the publicness of derivatives; Systemic risks; Distributional concerns; Making over-the-counter derivatives public; Central counterparties; Organized trading platforms; Trade repositories; Who is the public?; Conclusion; References
III Reconstituting the global public today5 The ""demand side"" of good governance: the return of the public in World Bank policy; The evolution of good governance; Redefining the public good; Redefining public actors; Redefining public processes; Reconstituting power and authority; Contested publics; Conclusion: a new kind of public; References; 6 The publicness of non-state global environmental and social governance; Limits of the public/private distinction in global governance; Governance and political authority; Political legitimacy; Public authority and publicness
Practices and their transformative capacityExplaining the demand for practices of publicness in transnational governance; Social structure; Community; Case application: the ISEAL Alliance; Legitimating practices in non-state environmental governance: social structure; Legitimating practices in non-state environmental and social governance: community; Conclusions; References; 7 Climate re-public: practicing public space in conditions of extreme complexity; Climate change as a public-goods problem; Climate change as a ""superwicked"" problem
Classical accounts of public and the logic of climate change politics