Abstract: | With the deepening of globalization, the emerging non-traditional
global issues have gone beyond the effective power of the existing governance
order. Therefore, the efforts of various actors need to be coordinated to implement
the ideology of global rule and achieve shared security so as to fight the partially
globalized world, which is characterized by the imbalance between the developed
and the developing countries and between state and non-state actors. As a relatively
new domain of strategic growth, the global commons, e.g. cyberspace, polar region,
outer space, and high seas, have attracted significant attention from the world. The
institutional governance of global commons is hampered by the lack of accurate
conception, distinct demarcation and clearly-identified terms of reference. |