Benedicte Bull is Senior Researcher at SUM (Centre for Development and the Environment), University of Oslo, Norway. Desmond McNeill is Research Professor, and former Director, also at SUM, University of Oslo, Norway.

• 1. Market multilateralism: the transformation of an institutional form 2. Legitimacy and authority in global governance 3. The rise of private sector involvement in the multilateral system 4. The pharmaceutical industry and the quest for health for all: the cases of GAVI and the Global Fund 5. Tripartism meets CSR: The ILO and partnerships against child labour 6. UNESCO and the software industry: Bridging the digital divide or completing the unfinished business of the United States? 7. Water for all? The World Bank and Public-private partnerships with water companies 8. Conclusion: Market multilateralism and the legitimacy of the multilateral system

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Benedicte Bull is Senior Researcher at SUM (Centre for Development and the Environment), University of Oslo, Norway. Desmond McNeill is Research Professor, and former Director, also at SUM, University of Oslo, Norway.

• 1. Market multilateralism: the transformation of an institutional form 2. Legitimacy and authority in global governance 3. The rise of private sector involvement in the multilateral system 4. The pharmaceutical industry and the quest for health for all: the cases of GAVI and the Global Fund 5. Tripartism meets CSR: The ILO and partnerships against child labour 6. UNESCO and the software industry: Bridging the digital divide or completing the unfinished business of the United States? 7. Water for all? The World Bank and Public-private partnerships with water companies 8. Conclusion: Market multilateralism and the legitimacy of the multilateral system

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Benedicte Bull is Senior Researcher at SUM (Centre for Development and the Environment), University of Oslo, Norway. Desmond McNeill is Research Professor, and former Director, also at SUM, University of Oslo, Norway.

• 1. Market multilateralism: the transformation of an institutional form 2. Legitimacy and authority in global governance 3. The rise of private sector involvement in the multilateral system 4. The pharmaceutical industry and the quest for health for all: the cases of GAVI and the Global Fund 5. Tripartism meets CSR: The ILO and partnerships against child labour 6. UNESCO and the software industry: Bridging the digital divide or completing the unfinished business of the United States? 7. Water for all? The World Bank and Public-private partnerships with water companies 8. Conclusion: Market multilateralism and the legitimacy of the multilateral system

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