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Volker Rittberger (†) was Emeritus
Professor of Political Science and
International Relations at the Institute
of Political Science, University of
Tübingen, Germany.
Bernhard Zangl is Professor of Global
Governance and Public Policy at
the Ludwig Maximilian University of
Munich, Germany.
Andreas Kruck is an Assistant
Professor in International Relations
and Global Governance at the Ludwig
Maximilian University of Munich,
Germany.
Hylke Dijkstra is Director of the MA
in European Studies at Maastricht
University, the Netherlands.
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International Organization
Volker Rittberger, Bernhard Zangl, Andreas Kruck, Hylke Dijkstra
Offering wide-ranging coverage of the structure, policies and performance of
international organizations (IOs) such as the UN, EU, IMF and World Bank, the third
edition of this popular textbook has been updated throughout to take account
of recent research in the field and events that have shaped the last decade.
This book introduces you to theories with which to approach the main actors
and institutions of global governance, their history, and their work in relation to
everything from nuclear disarmament and climate change to trade relations and
international development.
1. Introduction
PART I THEORY AND HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
2. Theories of International Organizations
3. History of International Organizations
PART II POLICY-MAKING IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
4. International Organizations as Political Systems
5. Input: Actors’ Demands and Support
6. Conversion: Decision-making in International Organizations
7. Output: What International Organizations Produce
PART III ACTIVITIES OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
8. Peace and Security
9. Trade and Development
10. Finance and Monetary Relations
11. The Environment
12. Human Rights
PART IV CONCLUSION
13. Between a World State and International Anarchy: Images of World Order
“An outstanding textbook that “I have been anxious to see a
presents much of the best new edition of this textbook. You
recent research on international get not only the nuts and bolts of
organizations and at the same international organizations, but
time remains highly accessible. also their history, context and
Comprehensive and very well functions. The clarity with which
structured, it will be essential the theories are presented makes
reading for all students.” this a must read.”
Mathias Koenig-Archibugi, David Kinsella,
London School of Economics, UK Portland State University, USA
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