A Handbook of Research on Global Peace Governance and the Sustainable Development of Economies

This volume brings together research related to the attainment of sustainable development goals (SDGs) in various economies with a focus on the development of their respective macro indicators, such as global peace, governance, and justice, economic systems, and the role of various international organizations in developing new economic partnerships to attain SDGs. The book analyzes the effect of mega-regionals as part of the trade regime complex from the perspective of international non-domination, and shows that international justice suffers from institutional fragmentation because of its structural characteristics which enable stronger economies, countries, and states to dominate weaker ones. It shows that that the institutions that govern the global economy and their policies are biased against developing countries and have contributed to the persistence of international inequalities.