Global Public Goods Communication

​Sónia Pedro Sebastião is a Full Professor of Communication Sciences at the Institute of Social and Political Sciences, University of Lisbon (Portugal). She has a habilitation in strategic communication and is the Director of the Center for Public Administration and Public Policies (CAPP, ISCSP/FCT) at the University of Lisbon. Her research focuses on strategic communication, ethics, citizenship, and cultural studies. Anne-Marie Cotton is a Senior Lecturer in Public Relations and Reputation Management at Artevelde University of Applied Sciences since 1992. She is an active member of LASCO, MICA, and international scientific committees, and an honorary member of EUPRERA. Dr. Cotton frequently serves as an expert on accreditation committees in the Netherlands and Belgium. She is also the Managing Director of the journal Sciencia Paedagogica Experimentalis. Her research focuses on the institutionalization and professionalization of communication and public and organizational diplomacy.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: a communicative approach to global public goods.- Chapter 2. Global Public Goods: the concept and the theory.- Chapter 3. Revisiting Multilateralism in the (dis) Order of the World on the XXI Century: Global Public Goods and the International Monetary System.- Chapter 4. The communication of public organisations: Contributing to supranational and global commons goods through examples, models and issues of general interest.- Chapter 5. Transnational governance and cooperation of Global Public Goods:  Lobbying strategies.- Chapter 6. The European Union, green transition and civil society. Increasing consideration of the role of the consumer.- Chapter 7. Global Citizenship Advocacy: Empowering Children through Community Holidays and Outdoor Adventures as Global Common Goods.- Chapter 8. Policy in the Shadows: Analysis of Environmental Acts in Brazil during the Pandemic.- Chapter 9. The IPBES Thematic Assessment on invasive alien species and their control: Futurity and policy opportunities in a more than human-world.- Chapter 10. Participatory approaches to establishing a social license for re-using data as a global public good.- Chapter 11. The traces of participation: an investigation into the fate of collectively produced knowledge.- Chapter 12. Media Literacy Education as an Entry Point to Peace and Public Good.- Chapter 13. The role of critical media literacy in civic participation.- Chapter 14. Global Public Good(s) at Citizen Level: Activism and Digital Literary Journalism in the LCB-Diplomatique.- Chapter 15. Literary Journalism and Mental Health Literacy.- Chapter 16. Towards Empowerment and Active Citizenship in Cape Verde: Literary Journalist, Sara Almeida discloses the truth about Women’s Rights.