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The Group of Twenty (G20) is a premier annual forum for leaders of the largest 19 economies to discuss, coordinate and propose new directions for collaborative processes. The current composition of the G20 has led to great discourse on the organization’s lack of representation. This thesis attempts to understand the nature of representation in the G20. Using a probability regression technique, an ... read moreadmission criterion is constructed to illustrate the conditions that led to its existing composition. This is applied to a list of invited countries that have been invited to the G20 Summits, understanding if and how they fit in with the criteria. Singapore, a small city-state in Southeast Asia, which has since been invited 5 times to G20 Summits, is used as a case study to analyze how it differentiates itself from other countries to increase its G20 involvement. My thesis speaks for greater voice from non-members and smaller states that might be excluded from the G20 process, and approaches which countries can adapt to improve their participation in international politicsread less
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