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About Marlies Glasius

Marlies Glasius is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the  University of Amsterdam. She is joint programme leader of the research group Transnational Configurations, Conflict and Governance. She is also a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Global Governance, LSE and an editor of the Global Civil Society Yearbook

 

 

 

Articles by Marlies Glasius

Tuesday 2nd November

Dissecting global civil society: values, actors, organisational forms

Marlies Glasius, 2 November 2010
What we see in global civil society depends on what value lens we use to define it. The trend towards networked organisation may have emancipatory effects, but may also obscure inequalities and clashing values
Thursday 3rd September

Criminalise WMD

Marlies Glasius, 3 September 2009
The time is right to get the threat or use of weapons of mass destruction defined as a crime
Tuesday 12th May

Poverty and activism: the heart of global civil society

Hakan Seckinelgin, Jan Aart Scholte, Ashwani Kumar, Mary Kaldor, Marlies Glasius, and Helmut Anheier, 12 May 2009
The realities of Indian poverty are where arguments about global civil society are being tested
Saturday 28th March

The ICC and the Gaza war: legal limits, symbolic politics

Marlies Glasius, 28 March 2009
How clarity about the International Criminal Court could aid debate on war crimes in Gaza  
Tuesday 22nd July

What is global justice and who is it for? The ICC’s first five years

Marlies Glasius, 22 July 2008
The International Criminal Court needs to get closer to those in whose name it operates
Thursday 15th January

Global civil society: the politics of a new world?

Mary Kaldor, Marlies Glasius, and Helmut Anheier, 15 January 2004
From Porto Alegre to anti-war movements, 2003 was a tumultuous year of political mobilisation. As the 2004 World Social Forum opens in Mumbai, will “global civil society” build an enduring space in support of a more humane form of globalisation?
Wednesday 14th November

Global civil society comes of age

Marlies Glasius, 14 November 2001
The emergence of a global civil society is one of the vital factors in global politics in the last decade. The co-editor of a comprehensive sourcebook on the subject maps its contours. A new ‘global dialogue’ is needed, but must it include even those committed to ethnic or religious fundamentalism?
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