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DOI: 10.1177/1757913920928900

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The G7 should strengthen multilateral structures to address global challenges, but must understand views from beyond G7 countries and Global South.

Abstract

This policy brief urges the Group of Seven (G7) to defend, expand, and re-invent multilateral structures capable of coping with the global challenges of the 21st century. It outlines how global challenges make a comprehensive, strategically long-lasting, and inclusive international order now more urgent than ever. It also argues that the G7 is well advised to contribute to the call of the United Nations Secretary-General to forge a new global consensus with its upcoming Summit of the Future. Finally, any G7 effort to strengthen multilateralism cannot be successful if it lacks a full understanding of the views and issues beyond the G7 countries and the so-called Global South.

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MCDADE, N. Policy. Perspectives in Public Health, 2020, 140: 185–186.