K. Martens Livres

The book explores the evolving relationship between NGOs and the United Nations since the mid-1990s, highlighting how NGOs have adapted their strategies and representation within the UN framework. It examines the impact of consultative status and unique characteristics of NGOs on their interactions. Through case studies of prominent organizations like Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, CARE International, and Oxfam International, it provides insights into their roles and influence in international affairs.

"Freshwater Biodiversity" explores the often-overlooked significance of freshwater ecosystems in global biodiversity. It features primary research on aquatic diversity, a global assessment of freshwater animals, and discussions on the relationship between scientists and policy managers. The book emphasizes priorities for future research and the importance of effective science policy.