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International organizations focus on complex and uncertain governance problems, like fighting climate change, poverty or global pandemics. One central task they are supposed to fulfil is to produce and disseminate specialised knowledge to address these global changes. This panel explores questions around knowledge and expertise of IOs. What influences knowledge construction inside IOs? How, and under which conditions, can IOs influence global and national policy through their expertise? We invite contributions from different theoretical perspectives and using any methodological strategies that revolve around the use of knowledge in IOs as well as the use of IO knowledge.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| From evidence-based knowledge to technicisation: the controversial medicalisation of male genital cutting by global health International Organisations | View Paper Details |
| Speaking like an expert: UN special rapporteurs as spokespersons of the universal | View Paper Details |
| The Limits of Authoritative Knowledge: Artificial Intelligence and the Politics of Future Objects | View Paper Details |
| Claiming Knowledge – The Interorganizational Dynamics of Knowledge Production | View Paper Details |
| Passive representation and the application of policy norms within International Organizations. The Gender and Development Norm at the World Bank. | View Paper Details |