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Editorial: Global Public Goods
Marcin Kędzierski
Abstract
The problem of global public goods has systematically become moreand more important issue in the international debate among the
social science researchers. This debate has been held mostly on the
field of economics. There is no surprise – eventually the economist
Paul Samuelson introduced in 1954 the theory of public goods. However, i.a. due to the processes of globalization, the representatives of other disciplines has also entered in this debate, such as political scientist, social scientists, and last but not least, academics that deals with a relatively new discipline of public policies which merges both economic and political perspective...
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