The definition of Global Governance has become many different
perspectives and understanding. In general, Global Governance is a harmonization of the world that involves some collaborating state actors with non-state actors to solve the problems or issues that happening in a region or country. From the journal, Larry Finkelstein observed that “‘Global Governance’ appears to be virtually anything.”. It means governance can appear in any form of global issue. As we know, Global Governance doesn’t recognize the hierarchical structure and not a single government. But, governing without government. In, 1995, We argue that the concept of global governance can help us make sense of the interactions and transformations we observe in world politics only if it is used in a more careful way. I agree with the concept presented by the author. Where based on the literature published for Thomas G. Weiss, one of the experts in the field of UN international relations politics, Thomas Weiss, believes that the issue of global governance is an issue that can’t be overcome by every country. Global governance needs interaction from many institutions in this country. To achieve an effective synergy, it needs good collaboration of both state and non-state institutions in working on a common issue. This is done because of both institutions have an interest in the same issue. Thus, it has been argued that “theoretically, global governance offers an analytical concept to subsume various efforts at the global level to come to terms with this loss of control and to balance the uncontrolled processes of globalization.”. Globalization has brought the world to become an increasingly intense model of interaction between countries. the existence of global governance in balancing the globalization process that has been known since 1980. After World War II ended, it increased global economic instability. Globalization was driven by the International Trade, Foreign Direct Investment, Technology, Labour and Migration. From the problems, the appears of new institutions played a role in steering globalization. These main institutions are the International Monetary Fund (IMF), The World Bank and the World Trade Organization (WTO). These institutions have a different function but with the same goals. The IMF where the organizations aim to promote stability and growth in the world economy, The World Bank aims to create a framework for world economic governance and assist development and reconstruction and WTO aims to promote trade liberalization. These institutions have been responsible for providing assistance and crucial solution that proven by globalization. Even though, they were not designed to deal with such a phenomenon. It shows that the global government is an effective solution to solve international problem.