Routledge Handbook of International Organization

Auteur

Marieke Louis is Associate Professor of Political Science at Sciences Po Grenoble, PACTE, CNRS, France. Currently, she is also Deputy Director of the Centre Marc Bloch in Berlin, Germany. She recently published Why International Organizations Hate Politics: Depoliticizing the World (Routledge, Global Institutions Series, 2021), with Lucile Maertens.

Bob Reinalda is Fellow at the Political Science Department of Radboud University in Nijmegen, The Netherlands. He is the original editor of the handbook and has published International Secretariats: Two Centuries of International Civil Servants and Secretariats (Routledge, Global Institutions Series, 2020).

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This completely revised and rewritten handbook gives an overview of international organization as a dynamic field of research that adds to our understanding of global and regional relations and related domestic politics.

Contenu

List of figures and tables

Contributors

Abbreviations

This volume

1. From an international relations subfield to 'international organization studies'

   Marieke Louis and Bob Reinalda

2. Research methods and international organization studies

   Fanny Badache, Leah R. Kimber and Lucile Maertens

PART I: Documentation, sources and perspectives

3. International organizations: Available information and documentation

   Michael McCaffrey and James Church

4. Datasets and quantitative studies of international organizations

   Charles Roger

5. United Nations General Assembly voting data and analyses

   Eric Voeten

6. The INGO research agenda: Changes in approach and outcomes over the last decade

   Elizabeth A. Bloodgood and Hans Peter Schmitz

7. Globalized public opinion data: International comparative surveys and regional barometers

   Marta Lagos and Min-hua Huang

8. International Organizations: The international law perspective

   Richard Collins and Nigel D. White

9. International organizations: The historians' perspective

   Sandrine Kott and Davide Rodogno

10. International organizations: The anthropological perspective

    Giulia Scalettaris and Marion Fresia

PART II: International secretariats as bureaucracies

11. Revisiting international bureaucracies from a Public Administration and International Relations perspective

    Jörn Ege and Michael W. Bauer

12. Organization theory and the study of international bureaucracy: A comparative analysis

    Jarle Trondal

13. The dynamics of international organizations' composition

    Felicity Vabulas

14. The values of staff in international organizations

    Simon Hug

15. Latin American secretaries-general of international organizations

    Dawisson Belém Lopes and João Paulo Ferraz Oliveira

16. Secretariats and staff of African international organizations

    Ulf Engel and Jens Herpolsheimer

17. Secretariats and staff of Asian international organizations

    Aigul Kulnazarova and Takeshi Yuzawa

18. The European Union's civil service in turbulent times: Group formation and challenges

    Didier Georgakakis

Part III: Actors within and beyond international bureaucracies

19. Diplomats in the multilateral arena

    Yolanda Kemp Spies

20. Multilateral diplomats from the former Eastern Bloc

    Emilija Pundzit-Gallois

21. Secretaries-General of international organizations: Research progress and pathways

    Kent J. Kille

22. The Special Representatives of the United Nations Secretary-General

    Manuel Fröhlich

23. The role and power of the Chair in international organization

    Spyros Blavoukos and Dimitris Bourantonis

24. Women and the feminization of international organizations

    Kirsten Haack

25. Managing diversity within international organizations

    Fanny Badache

26. United Nations staff and decolonization

    Eva-Maria Muschik

27. Intergovernmental organizations as shadow negotiators

    Matias E. Margulis

28. Peak associations in global business: Specialization among generalists

    Karsten Ronit

29. Mapping the engagement of religious actors within international organizations

    Charles Tenenbaum

PART IV: Processes within and beyond international bureaucracies

30. International organizations in the digital age: A critical review

    Corneliu Bjola

31. Evaluation and learning in international organizations

    Steffen Eckhard

32. The power, problems and politics of expertise in international organizations

    Andrea Liese

33. International organizations and crisis management

    Eva-Karin Olsson Gardell and Bertjan Verbeek

34. Contestation within international organizations

    Mélanie Albaret

35. Ideas as drivers of change in international organizations

    Delphine Placidi-Frot

36. The G20's informal diplomacy and external relations

    Peter Hajnal

37. The politics of inter-regionalism: Relations between regional international organizations

    Andrea Ribeiro Hoffmann and Anna van der Vleuten

38. Integration and differentiation within the European Union

    Sabine Saurugger

PART V: Challenges to international organizations

39. Managing non-human threats: From pandemics to biodiversity

    Auriane Guilbaud

40. Alliances and security in times of aggression

    Olivier Schmitt

41. United Nations peacekeeping, bureaucracy and practice

    Vanessa Newby and Chiara Ruffa

42. The use, effectiveness, and unintended consequences of economic sanctions by intergovernmental organizations

    Dursun Peksen and Jin Mun Jeong

43. Financing development: Demands from the Global South, challenges for the multilateral system

    Quentin Deforge

44. International organizations in the age of migration

    Shoshana Fine, Antoine Pécoud and Sabine Dini

45. 'Great Expectations' for international criminal justice

    Julian Fernandez and Sandrine de Sena

46. Legitimacy in international organization: Concepts, findings and explanations

    Hans Agné and Thomas Sommerer

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