Porous organizational boundaries and associated states: introducing member<i>ness</i> in international organizations

Organizational Learning in International Organizations

THEORIZING INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS An Organizational Theory of International Institutions

International institutions research has emphasized the organization but focused on sociological and real political responses while neglecting other approaches. This leaves a fundamental question unanswered: Does the organizational architecture of international institutions affect their ability to carry out their stated mission and the value they provide to actors or states? To that end, we put ...

Introducing Perspectiles in Organizations

In this work we introduce the notion of perspectile. This is meant to be a flexible and yet clear way of constructing entities by means of a definition. Whenever we define something we create it in the very specific context of its application. Even though this may seem quite simple and intuitive, to properly model this idea a big conceptual effort is required. As we shall see, perspectiles are ...

Introducing Organizational Communication

Communication and International Organizations

(This paper was originally presented at the 11th Conference of Non-governmental Organizations in Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (Genève, July 1969) under another title and in connection with the Agenda Item : The Second Development Decade — Opportunities and Co-operation for NGO Participation) The next ten years, the period of the United Nations Second D...