Evolutions in the Law of International Organizations.

Intro -- Evolutions in the Law of International Organizations -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Acronyms -- List of Abbreviations -- List of Contributors -- General Introduction -- PART 1: Evolutions in the Models of International Organizations - Recent Developments -- 1 The Intergovernmental Organization and the Institutionalization of International Relations: The Modelling of International Organization at Stake -- 2 About Soft International Organizations: An Open Question -- 3 International Regional Organizations: Problems and Issues -- 4 Universalism and Regionalism in the History of the United Nations and of Specialized Agencies -- 5 The Activities for the Maintenance of International Peace in the Relationship between the United Nations and Regional Organizations -- 6 Islam and International Organizations: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation -- 7 The International Financial Crisis and the Evolution of the Bretton Woods Institutions -- 8 The Evolution of the Banking Supervision Architecture in Europe -- 9 The Protection of Non-economic Values and the Evolution of International Economic Organizations: The Case of the World Bank -- 10 The Changing Form of the International Law Commission's Work -- PART 2: Evolution in the Institutional Law of International Organizations: Selected Issues -- 11 The Proliferation of Institutional Acts of International Organizations: A Proposal for Their Classification -- 12 The League of Nations and the Emergence of Privileges and Immunities of International Organizations -- 13 International Organizations and Immunity from Legal Process: An Uncertain Evolution -- 14 Responsibility for Human Rights Violations by International Organizations -- 15 The Control Criterion between Responsibility of States and Responsibility of International Organizations.

16 International Organizations and Gender Discrimination: Supersexing Gender Mainstreaming -- 17 Handle with Care! The Succession between International Organizations -- 18 Settlement of Disputes by International Courts and Tribunals of Regional International Organizations -- 19 The Right of Access to Justice for the Staff of International Organizations: The Need for a Reform in the Light of the ICJ Advisory Opinion of 1 Feb. 2012 -- Index.

International Organizations (IOs) are a most striking phenomenon in contemporary international law. Many complex issues have arisen since the emergence of these organizations due, in part, to their increasing prevalence, ever-changing nature, and nuanced diversity. This volume aims to explore new solutions to some of these issues and focuses specifically on problems derived from recent legal developments in IO praxis.

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