Theme: International organizations
Group: SMM-53
Student: Asilbek Shoymardonov
Contents
Introduction
- An international organization is an organization with an international membership, scope, or presence.
- International Organisation is a specialisation within the Political Science master programme. It covers various aspects of global governance from multiple social and political science perspectives.
- To study international organisation (IO) is to study the norms, rules, and institutions that shape relations between states and contacts across state borders, and how they affect people's lives, the destiny of nations, and the fate of the planet.
Benefits of International Organisations
- International organizations can provide smaller states an opportunity for stronger economic power.
- This can also help build relationships with larger states in which some believe can prevent war between one another.
- IO's also give states an opportunity to be efficient and that is why states join them
- IO's provides opportunity for secured world wide trade.
- International organizations can benefit the larger states because it shows others that they are willing to not always get their way on issues and it allows them to work with others.
Limitations of International Organisations
- Cultural differences: very hard to deal with such difference. Beyond the expertise to understand and overcome.
- Monitoring multiple countries: It is very important and at the same time very difficult to closely analyze all the economic and other dynamic situations all over the world.
- Resistance from the domestic organizations: the domestic organizations may not be in favor of centralization of power.
- Govt. and political hurdles: Different countries with different political parties may lead to diversified the government restrictions and administrative limits.
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