Networks of interdependence: international organizations and the global political system
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| adam_text | CONTENTS PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION PREFACE LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 1 INTRODUCTION: THE NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS New Prominence of International Organizations IGOs and INGOs: An Initial Distinction IGOs and INGOs in the Global Political System vii viii xviii xx xxi 3 3 4 5 Interdependence of States 6; The Roles of IGOs and INGOs 7 The Development of International Organizations 7 Historical Prototypes of IGOs 8; Modem IGOs 9; INGOs 9 Transnational Organizations A Typology for Categorizing International Organizations The Web of International Organization Networks: Explanations and Implications Territorial States, Sovereignty, and Political Authority and Legitimacy PART I THE CREATION AND GROWTH OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2 EARLY PROPOSALS FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Six Authors and Their Plans 10 11 13 15 19 21 21 xi
CONTENTS ----------------------------- --—---------------- ---------- ՜ xii Basic Structural Issues Membership 23; Institutions 24 Manifest Purposes Latent Purposes Legacy of the Peace Plans INGOs and International Society 3 THE EVOLUTION OF THE WEBS OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION NETWORKS The Congress of Vienna Evolution of the Web of IGO Networks Before World War I The Growing Number of IGOs 32; Characteristics of Early IGOs 34 Developments Since World War I The League of Nations and the United Nations 23 25 27 27 28 30 30 32 36 40 Mandates 40; Membership and Orientation 43 NATO, WTO, and the European Communities The Web of IGO Networks Evolution of the Web of INGO Networks Transnational Organizations and Contacts Other Changes in the Global Political System 4 PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Federalism Functionalism 44 47 50 53 53 59 60 62 Development of Functionalist Theory 62; Limitations of Functionalist Theory 65; Neo-Functionalism 65 The Theory of Public Goods Marxism-Leninism 66 68 Marx and Engels 68; Lenin and Stalin 69; Communism and International Organizations 70; The Neo-Marxist Position 71 PART II DECISION MAKING IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 5 THE POWERS, FUNCTIONS, AND STRUCTURES OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS The Lack of Autonomy of International Organizations A Taxonomy of the Decisions and Functions of International Organizations The Range of Functions 81; Distinguishing Functions and Decisions 84 75 77 77 81
_________ ____________________________________________________ CONTENTS xiii The Structure oř International Organizations 84 Constitutional Documents 84; Structural Features 86; Staffing Secretariats 89; The Role of Executive Heads 91; Judicial Organs 93; The European Communities 93 6 THE PARTICIPANTS IN DECISION MAKING: THEIR INFLUENCE AND INTERACTIONS The Dramatis Personae Governmental Representatives 99 99 100 The Role of Delegate 100; Key Member States 103; The Influence of Smaller States 108; Representative Subsystems 110; Participant Subsystems 113; Sources of Influence 114 Representatives of Private Associations Representatives of International Governmental Organizations Executive Heads Members of Secretariats Individuals Acting in Their Own Capacity Publicists The Dynamics of Decision Making: Some Consequences and Issues PART III INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SECURITY 7 CONCEPTS AND CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATES The Many and Complex Meanings of Security 116 117 118 122 123 124 125 133 135 136 Security of Nation-States 136; Global Security 138 Security for Whom? Conflict Resolution and Dispute Settlement The Management of Force 139 141 142 The Balance of Power 143; Collective Security 143; Disarmament and Arms Control 146 8 ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE SECURITY Informational Activities 149 149 Clarifying Positions 149; Clarifying Capabilities 151; Fact Finding 152 Normative Activities 153 Refining Principles against the Use of Force 154; Delegitimizing Western Colonialism 155; Pronouncing on Specific Situations 156; Urging Disarmament and Arms Control 158; Exhorting States to
Arm 158 Rule-Creating Activities The Interwar Period 161; U.N. Arms Control Efforts 162; Bilateral 160
CONTENTS_ xiv Soviet-American Agreements 166; Controls on Ger^anJnf Japanese Rearmament 168; The Ensemble of Arms Control Agreements 170 Rule-Supervisory Activities Operational Activities 171 174 Mediation and Conciliation Efforts 174; Imposition of Econom,c Sanctions 175; Deployment of Military Forces 176 9 TOWARD A MORE SECURE AND PEACEFUL WORLD? Methodological Problems in Analyzing Causation The Outbreak of War Expenditures on Armaments and Nuclear Proliferation The Consequences of IGO Involvement in Conflicts PART IV INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORLD PRODUCT 10 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL ECONOMY The Requisites and Consequences of Economic Growth Interdependence and Trade: The Interactions of States The Balance of Payments 206; Exchange Rates 207; Tariffs and Other Barriers to Trade 208; Levels of Interstate Cooperation in Trade 209 How Much Intervention in Economic Forces? The Role of Governments 210; The Role of IGOs 211 The Mandates of Early IGOs Toward A More Interventionist View The U.N. System·. A Broadened Mandate The Growth of Limited Membership IGOs among Developed States Regional Economic Integration Attempts Other International Organizations with Redistributive, Regulatory, and Operational Functions ’ 11 STEPS TOWARD THE CREATION OF A WORLD ECONOMY Informational Activities Collecting and Disseminating Data 226; Making Forecasts 228Analýz,ng Economic Issues 229; Exchanging Information and Views 230, Convoking Public Conferences 231 Normative Activities Population Growth and Economic Development
232; Protecting the Environment 232; Setting Targets for Growth 233; Facilitating 188 188 189 193 195 201 203 203 206 210 212 213 216 219 220 221 225 226 231
CONTENTS International Trade 236; Encouraging Standardization 238 Rule-Creating Activities 239 Communications and Transport 239; Rules for the Economic Use of New Environments 241; IMF and GATT 242; Direct Foreign Investment and Transnational Corporations 250; Regional Economic Integration among Market Economies 252; CMEA 257; Commodities 258 Rule-Supervisory Activities 259 ITU 259; IMF and GATT 260; The European Communities Court of Justice 262 Operational Activities 263 Managing Clearing Arrangements 263; Providing Financial and Technical Assistance 264; Operating Buffer Stocks of Commodities 267; Managing Scientific and Commercial Undertakings 268 12 A WORLD ECONOMY: FOR WHOSE BENEFIT? World Trade 272 272 Growth of Trade 273; Changes in Distribution 273 The Flow of Funds to LDCs Direct Foreign Investment World Production 277 278 280 Growth of the Global Product 280; Distribution of the Global Product 281 Assessments of the Record and Prescriptions forthe Future PART V INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIAL WELFARE AND HUMAN RIGHTS 13 INTERNATIONAL ACTION TO PROMOTE HUMAN DIGNITY AND JUSTICE: THE SEARCH FOR ROLES Toward an Understanding and Definition of Human Dignity and Justice 285 291 293 293 The Historical Heritage 294; The Application of Concepts 295; How to Involve International Organizations: Conceptual Issues 297 Steps Toward International Involvement The League of Nations and the International Labor Organization The U.N. s Broad Mandate UNESCO and WHO: Mandates for Operational Activities An Expanding Web of International Organization Networks for Human Dignity
and Justice 14 ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE AND HUMAN RIGHTS Conflicting Priorities and Different Approaches 299 300 303 305 306 310 310
CONTENTS 312 InGatheringDat and Developing Social Indicators 312; Monitoring Performance 313; Exchanging Information 314; Research 314, Publicizing Issues 315 Normative Activities , . Declarations: Enunciating Principles 315; Resolutions: Making Specific Recommendations and Judgments 318 Rule-Creating Activities The International Labor Code 320; The U. N. Human Rights Covenants 322; Conventions against Discrimination and for Equality 323; Other U.N. Conventions 325; Ratification of Human Rights Conventions 327; Regional Human Rights Conventions 329 Rule-Supervisory Activities Colonial Issues 332; Narcotics Control 334; Labor Issues 335; Other Human Rights Issues 335; Regional Supervision 338 Operational Activities Refugees and Relief 340; Technical Assistance 343 15 ASSESSING THE ATTAINMENT OF HUMAN DIGNITY AND JUSTICE Perspectives Concerning International Organizations Activities Decolonization and Human Equality Achieving Basic Human Needs Health, Education, and Nutrition 352; Refugee and Disaster Relief 357; Unemployment and Inflation 358 Political and Civil Rights PART VI INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND FUTURE WORLD ORDER 16 WEBS OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS AND THE EROSION OF SOVEREIGNTY: A FORMULA FOR AN ERA OF INTERDEPENDENCE The Global Political System and the Classical Vision of Its Future Evolution The Development of States 369; Theories Concerning International Integration 371 Current Developments and Trends S,rŹtaLh70mena 374: Instituti°™l ^sues: Universal Membership IGOs 377; Regional IGOs 379 Institutions and Public Opinion The Involvement of States in IGOs and
INGOs 385 I he Functioning of a Non-Hierarchical System 315 319 332 340 347 347 349 352 358 365 367 367 373 383 387
CONTENTS xvii APPENDIX A: The Web of IGOs, 1980 396 APPENDIX B: INGOs with Extensive Consultative Relationships with IGOs 411 APPENDIX C: Territorial Units in the Global Political System, 1980 416 APPENDIX D: The Charterof the United Nations 427 APPENDIX E: 450 INDEX UniversalDeclarationof Human Rights 455
CONTENTS PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION PREFACE LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 1 INTRODUCTION: THE NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS New Prominence of International Organizations IGOs and INGOs: An Initial Distinction IGOs and INGOs in the Global Political System vii viii xviii xx xxi 3 3 4 5 Interdependence of States 6; The Roles of IGOs and INGOs 7 The Development of International Organizations 7 Historical Prototypes of IGOs 8; Modern IGOs 9; INGOs 9 Transnational Organizations A Typology for Categorizing International Organizations The Web of International Organization Networks: Explanations and Implications Territorial States, Sovereignty, and Political Authority and Legitimacy PART I THE CREATION AND GROWTH OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2 EARLY PROPOSALS FOR INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Six Authors and Their Plans 10 11 13 15 19 21 21 xi
LOSTESTS_______________.--------------------------- -------------------------- ---------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------- ---- xii Basic Structural Issues Membership 23; Institutions 24 Manifest Purposes Latent Purposes Legacy of the Peace Plans INGOs and International Society 3 23 THE EVOLUTION OF THE WEBS OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION NETWORKS 30 The Congress of Vienna Evolution of the Web of IGO Networks Before World War I 32 The Growing Number of IGOs 32; Characteristics of Early IGOs 34 Developments Since World War I The League of Nations and the United Nations 3^ 40 Mandates 40; Membership and Orientation 43 4 NATO, WTO, and the European Communities The Web of IGO Networks Evolution of the Web of INGO Networks Transnational Organizations and Contacts Other Changes in the Global Political System 44 47 50 53 53 PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE EVOLUTION OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Federalism Functionalism 59 60 62 Development of Functionalist Theory 62; Limitations of Functionalist Theory 65; Neo-Functionalism 65 The Theory of Public Goods Marxism-Leninism 66 68 Marx and Engels 68; Lenin and Stalin 69; Communism and International Organizations 70; The Neo-Marxist Position 71 PART II DECISION MAKING IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 5 THE POWERS, FUNCTIONS, AND STRUCTURES OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS The Lack of Autonomy of International Organizations A Taxonomy of the Decisions and Functions of International Organizations The Range of Fu ictions 81; Distinguishing Functions and Decisions 84 75 77 77 gļ
___ ____________________ ___ ____________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ CONTENTS xiii The Structure of International Organizations 84 Constitutional Documents 84; Structural Features 86; Staffing Secretariats 89; The Role of Executive Heads 91; Judicial Organs 93; The European Communities 93 6 THE PARTICIPANTS IN DECISION MAKING: THEIR INFLUENCE AND INTERACTIONS The Dramatis Personae Governmental Representatives 99 99 100 The Role of Delegate 100; Key Member States 103; The Influence of Smaller States 108; Representative Subsystems 110; Participant Subsystems 113; Sources of Influence 114 Representatives of Private Associations Representatives of International Governmental Organizations Executive Heads Members of Secretariats Individuals Acting in Their Own Capacity Publicists The Dynamics of Decision Making: Some Consequences and Issues 116 117 118 122 123 124 125 PART III INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SECURITY 133 7 135 136 CONCEPTS AND CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATES The Many and Complex Meanings of Security Security of Nation-States 136; Global Security 138 Security for Whom? Conflict Resolution and Dispute Settlement The Management of Force 139 141 142 The Balance of Power 143; Collective Security 143; Disarmament and Arms Control 146 8 ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE SECURITY Informational Activities 149 149 Clarifying Positions 149; Clarifying Capabilities 151; Fact Finding 152 Normative Activities 153 Refining Principles against the Use of Force 154; Delegitimizing Western Colonialism 155; Pronouncing on
Specific Situations 156; Urging Disarmament and Arms Control 158; Exhorting States to Arm 158 Rule-Creating Activities The Interwar Period 161; U.N. Arms Control Efforts 162; Bilateral 160
COXTESTS xiv 9 Soviet-American Agreements 166; Controls on German and Japanese Rearmament 168; The Ensemble of Arms Control Agreements 170 Rule-Supervisory Activities Operational Activities Mediation and Conciliation Efforts 174; Imposition of Economic Sanctions 175; Deployment of Military Forces 176 171 174 TOWARD A MORE SECURE AND PEACEFUL WORLD? Methodological Problems in Analyzing Causation The Outbreak of War Expenditures on Armaments and Nuclear Proliferation The Consequences of IGO Involvement in Conflicts 188 188 189 193 195 PART IV INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND THE GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORLD PRODUCT 201 10 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL ECONOMY The Requisites and Consequences of Economic Growth Interdependence and Trade: The Interactions of States 203 203 206 The Balance of Payments 206; Exchange Rates 207; Tariffs and Other Barriers to Trade 208; Levels of Interstate Cooperation in Trade 209 How Much Intervention in Economic Forces? 210 The Role of Governments 210; The Role of IGOs 211 The Mandates of Early IGOs Toward A More Interventionist View The U.N. System: A Broadened Mandate The Growth of Limited Membership IGOs among Developed States Regional Economic Integration Attempts Other International Organizations with Redistributive, Regulatory, and Operational Functions 11 STEPS TOWARD THE CREATION OF A WORLD ECONOMY Informational Activities Collecting and Disseminating Data 226; Making Forecasts 228; Analyzing Economic Issues 229; Exchanging Information and Views 230: Convoking Public Conferences 231 Normative Activities
Population Growth and Economic Development 232; Protecting the Environment 232; Setting Targets for Growth 233; Facilitating 212 213 216 219 220 221
CONTENTS International Trade 236; Encouraging Standardization 238 Rule-Creating Activities 239 Communications and Transport 239; Rules for the Economic Use of New Environments 241; IMF and GATT 242; Direct Foreign Investment and Transnational Corporations 250; Regional Economic Integration among Market Economies 252; CMEA 257; Commodities 258 Rule-Supervisory Activities 259 ITU 259; IMF and GATT 260; The European Communities Court of Justice 262 Operational Activities 263 Managing Clearing Arrangements 263; Providing Financial and Technical Assistance 264; Operating Buffer Stocks of Commodities 267; Managing Scientific and Commercial Undertakings 268 12 A WORLD ECONOMY: FOR WHOSE BENEFIT? World Trade 272 272 Growth of Trade 273; Changes in Distribution 273 The Flow of Funds to LDCs Direct Foreign Investment World Production 277 278 280 Growth of the Global Product 280; Distribution of the Global Product 281 Assessments of the Record and Prescriptions forthe Future PART V INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIAL WELFARE AND HUMAN RIGHTS 13 INTERNATIONAL ACTION TO PROMOTE HUMAN DIGNITY AND JUSTICE: THE SEARCH FOR ROLES Toward an Understanding and Definition of Human Dignity and Justice 285 291 293 293 The Historical Heritage 294; The Application of Concepts 295; How to Involve International Organizations: Conceptual Issues 297 Steps Toward International Involvement The League of Nations and the International LaborOrganization The U.N. s Broad Mandate UNESCO and WHO: Mandates for Operational Activities An Expanding Web of International Organization Networks for Human Dignity
and Justice 14 ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE AND HUMAN RIGHTS Conflicting Priorities and Different Approaches 299 300 303 305 306 310 310
CONTEXT 5------------- --------------------- ----------- ---- ----------------------------xvi Informational Activities . . Gathering Data and Developing Social Indicators 312; Monitoring Performance 313; Exchanging Information 314; Research 314; Publicizing Issues 315 Normative Activities 312 315 Declarations: Enunciating Principles 315; Resolutions: Making Specific Recommendations and Judgments 318 Rule-Creating Activities 319 The International Labor Code 320; The U.N. Human Rights Covenants 322; Conventions against Discrimination and for Equality 323; Other U.N. Conventions 325; Ratification of Human Rights Conventions 327; Regional Human Rights Conventions 329 Rule-Supervisory Activities 332 Colonial Issues 332; Narcotics Control 334; Labor Issues 335; Other Human Rights Issues 335; Regional Supervision 338 Operational Activities 340 Refugees and Relief 340; Technical Assistance 343 15 ASSESSING THE ATTAINMENT OF HUMAN DIGNITY AND JUSTICE Perspectives Concerning International Organizations Activities Decolonization and Human Equality Achieving Basic Human Needs 347 347 349 352 Health, Education, and Nutrition 352; Refugee and Disaster Relief 357; Unemployment and Inflation 358 Political and Civil Rights 358 PART VI INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND FUTURE WORLD ORDER 16 WEBS OF COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS AND THE EROSION OF SOVEREIGNTY: A FORMULA FOR AN ERA OF INTERDEPENDENCE The Global Political System and the Classical Vision of Its Future Evolution 365 367 367 The Development of States 369; Theories Concerning International Integration 371 Current Developments and Trends
373 Societal Phenomena 374; institutional Issues: Universal Membership IGOs 377; Regional IGOs 379 Institutions and Public Opinion The Involvement of States in IGOs and INGOs 385 The Functioning of a Non-Hierarchical System 383 387
CONTENTS xvii APPENDIX A: The Web of IGOs, 1980 396 APPENDIX B: INGOs with Extensive Consultative Relationships with IGOs 411 APPENDIX C: Territorial Units in the Global Political System, 1980 416 APPENDIX D: The Charter of the United Nations 427 APPENDIX E: 450 INDEX Universal Declaration of HumanRights 455
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| publishDateSearch | 1984 |
| publishDateSort | 1984 |
| publisher | Knopf |
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| spelling | Jacobson, Harold Karan 1929-2002 Verfasser (DE-588)124300871 aut Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system Harold K. Jacobson 2. ed. New York Knopf 1984 XXIV, 483 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Internationale organisaties gtt Internationale politiek gtt Organisations internationales Relations internationales Internationale Politik International agencies International relations Internationale Organisation (DE-588)4027366-0 gnd rswk-swf Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd rswk-swf Internationale Organisation (DE-588)4027366-0 s DE-604 Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 s Digitalisierung UB Bamberg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=000121767&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Bamberg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=000121767&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Jacobson, Harold Karan 1929-2002 Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system Internationale organisaties gtt Internationale politiek gtt Organisations internationales Relations internationales Internationale Politik International agencies International relations Internationale Organisation (DE-588)4027366-0 gnd Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd |
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| title | Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system |
| title_auth | Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system |
| title_exact_search | Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system |
| title_full | Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system Harold K. Jacobson |
| title_fullStr | Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system Harold K. Jacobson |
| title_full_unstemmed | Networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system Harold K. Jacobson |
| title_short | Networks of interdependence |
| title_sort | networks of interdependence international organizations and the global political system |
| title_sub | international organizations and the global political system |
| topic | Internationale organisaties gtt Internationale politiek gtt Organisations internationales Relations internationales Internationale Politik International agencies International relations Internationale Organisation (DE-588)4027366-0 gnd Internationale Politik (DE-588)4072885-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Internationale organisaties Internationale politiek Organisations internationales Relations internationales Internationale Politik International agencies International relations Internationale Organisation |
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