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Glogonet - The Global Governance Network™

Glogonet™ is a collaborative network of key specialist actors in Global Governance including international organizations, think tanks, academic institutions, media, the private sector and individuals that contribute vigorously to the debate about Global Governance. Glogonet™ forms Gold Mercury's future-orientated collaborative research and resource centre. The network is continuously updated with new organisations, areas and issues. We are positioning Glogonet™ as the world's most comprehensive network of visionary experts in sustainable global governance and business and an invaluable tool for global governance monitoring and cooperation.

Gold Mercury's Global Governance Model™ has organised global monitoring into eight Global Governance areas and subareas (i.e. Global Security> Nuclear deterrence> etc). Glogonet™ is organised according to these areas. Governance does not happen in a vacuum and world events have implications for industries and markets beyond the obvious. Real intelligence behind global issues bridges the gap between inaction and action in the Global Governance landscape.

Strategic intelligence and foresight determining the key future drivers, scenarios, solutions, sucess factors, opportunities and risks for the benefit of our projects.
The best minds for each subject area to discover new intelligence and ideas innovation.
Open Source style opportunities for project collaboration and fast ad-hoc coalitions: Bottom-up and top-down innovation: local, national, regional, global.
Links between policy-makers and policy innovators.
Cross-fertilisation and multidisciplinary approach across nations, knowledge and cultures.
A capillarity that provides an unprecedented 360º view of how an industry and issue is affected in the short and long term and provides sustainable solutions.
An open collaborative model that taps into multiple knowledge sources as way of achieving both a top-down and bottom-up view of issues.

Within each of the eight global governance challenge areas depicted in our Global Governance Model™ are a number of sub areas. We are continuously identifying sub areas and the specialist actors in each. Some examples of the sub areas within each global governance challenge area include:

International Law and Humanitarian Affairs

Human Rights & Crimes Against Humanity

Corruption

Death Penalty

Torture

Slavery

POW

Poverty Alleviation

Humanitarian Relief Efforts

Humanitarian Intervention

Natural Disasters

Gender equality

Human security

Forced Migration

Civilians and Armed Conflict

International Criminal Law and Justice

Customary Law

Legal Affairs

International cooperation

Local, national and international

Global Health

Population Health

Infectious diseases

Non-infectious diseases

Medical sciences

Women and Children's Health

Ageing

Societal epidemics

Occupational

Global Science and Technology

Nanotechnology

Biotechnology

Material sciences and engineering

Nuclear and weapons technology

Space sciences

Environmental sciences

Forensic sciences

Robotics and AI

Earth and atmospheric sciences

Cybernetics

Global Environment

Biodiversity Conservation

Ice melt and sea levels

Weather Patterns, Climate and Atmosphere

Land Degradation

Sources of pollution

Waste Management

International Waters

Urban Issues

Systems Ecology

Environmental Justice

Environmental Citizenship

Global Resources

Water Supply and Freshwater Ecosystems

State of aquifers

Food supply & distribution

Agriculture & Horticulture

Coastal and Marine Ecosystems

Forests, Grasslands and Drylands

Mountains

Minerals

Non-renewable Energy

Renewable Energy

Sustainable Consumption

Energy security

Habitat

Global Economic and Social Policy

International Trade

Monetary systems

Business and Industry

Macroeconomics and Finance

Data and Statistics

Foreign Aid

Social Development

Mobility of people

Immigration and Migration

Demographics & Social Capital

Social Integration

Fair Trade

Global Peace and Security

Nuclear Weapons and Strategy

Biosecurity

Disarmament

Conventional Arms

Missile Threats and Responses

War and Conflict

Peace Making, Peace Building and Peacekeeping

Geopolitics

Terrorism and Counter-terrorism

Crime

Intelligence

Space Security

Cyber and Data Security

Failed States

Maritime & Aviation Security

Sanctions

Landmines & Unexploded Ordnance

Privatization of Security

Global Culture

Main belief systems & Ideologies

Governance and Political systems

Ethics and philosophy

Religion

Education

Social Sciences

Citizenship

For further information on Glogonet contact:

Gold Mercury International
enquiries@goldmercury.org