China’s expanding clout across International Organizations

Abstract

Over the last decade, the Chinese government has expanded its commitment to and interactions with IOs. The normative, institutional and geopolitical implications of this expanding presence have been felt across different dimensions of IO work, from inter-governmental negotiations and staffing practices to peacekeeping operations and development projects. This panel analyzes how IOs are part of, react to or engage with China’s expanding clout. We are particularly interested in contributions that provide insights into changes over time and/or compare Chinese engagement with that of other member states to analyze China’s current position(s) and role(s) across IOs.

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