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Despite the dynamism of the field of IO studies, it is not accompanied by an assessment of the methods used to research these organizations. Which methods are used and how? What would be a specific methodology applied to the case of international organizations? This panel aims to offer a space to answer these questions with a particular focus on innovative tools and methods to investigate IOs.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Sources of IO Knowledge and Memory: A Citation Analysis of World Bank Publications | View Paper Details |
| Tweeting Peace: The UN’s Use of Twitter to Legitimate its Peacekeeping Activities | View Paper Details |
| The references of the nations: a bibliometric analysis of UN General Assembly resolutions since 1945 | View Paper Details |
| Finding the Poster Child: Reference Patterns in OECD Country Reports | View Paper Details |
| Dialogue Forums as (Self-) Legitimation Practice: How International Institutions Use Social Media Channels to Interact with their Critics | View Paper Details |