The book sheds light on the mechanisms that provide the institutionalization of interaction between the international business community and intergovernmental organizations, as well as defines the criteria of effectiveness of the cooperation in question. The monograph consists of three main sections starting from considering the different types of relationship between business and government in a number of international organizations and club-type institutions and going on to the detailed analysis of the practice of cooper tion between G-20 and its leading outreach group Business 20.
This book is designed for practitioners, teachers and students in the fields of political science, economics, management, and international relations.