Institutional Design and Effects

Abstract

The papers at this panel analyze the political processes underlying the creation and change of international institutions in a number of different issue areas. They also investigate the political dynamics of decision-making and implementation in international institutions. Together, they make important contributions to the study of the design and effects of institutionalized cooperation in world politics.

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Hollow Commitments and Migrant Rights: Under Which Conditions Will Migrant Rights Agreements be Widely Accepted?	View Paper Details
How Does IMF Lending Operate? A Two-Level Principle-Agent Model	View Paper Details
Institutional Constraints as Sources of Organisational Autonomy: The Impact of Doctrines and Delegation to Sanctions Committees on Decision-Making within the United Nations Security Council (UNSC)	View Paper Details