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In addition to being actors in their own right, international organizations are discursive sites where meanings are negotiated in interaction, and interfaces through which representations circulate across the world. They normalize and legitimize competing discourses, which represent and benefit different types of actors. Scholars studying IOs have increasingly used the lens of discourse to examine these dynamics, but analytical frameworks to study discourse in relation to institutions have mainly been developed based on national contexts. This panel will explore how engagement with discourse contributes to the study of IOs, and whether such endeavours require specific ‘international’ adaptation.
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| Multilateral discursive spaces: “South-South cooperation” at the United Nations [Panel 1] | View Paper Details |
| How International organisations turned a genital ritual into a global health policy: the resemantisation of male circumcision as a practice of world politics | View Paper Details |
| Multilateral discursive spaces: “South-South cooperation” at the United Nations | View Paper Details |
| Performing Peace: Discourses of Progress and Professionalism in United Nations Peacekeeping | View Paper Details |
| No Trees to Hide the Forest? UNEP’s Evolving Discourse on Deforestation in Haiti | View Paper Details |
| Discursive shifts and the rise of the ‘good governance’ agenda in the United Nations General Assembly | View Paper Details |