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Module 3
Module 3
Introduction
An international organization (intergovernmental organization) is
an organization established by a treaty or other instrument governed by international law and
possessing its own international legal personality, such as the United Nations and the World
Health Organization. It is widely believed that international organizations should be responsible
for the maintenance of international peace and stability, be this economic, social or political, and
that they should act in the interest of the international community. It provides security, trade
opportunities, and stronger global relationship possibilities. International organizations can also
provide smaller states an opportunity for stronger economic power. Their functions include
maintaining standards to ensure
safety, helping developing countries achieve economic security, and establishing norms
regarding how countries make trade agreements and resolve conflicts. Most importantly, it is
indispensable and represents the great hope of humanity for peace and progress, help
countries cooperate to make better living conditions for people and to
prevent international conflict and to facilitate cooperation among states.
This section presents the major international organizations and their economic and
political purposes in building stronger nations.
Learning Outcomes
1. Identify the different international economic and political organizations
2. Define the goals, objectives and activities of each organization.
3. Understand the global purpose of international organizations and its role in
strengthening the process of globalization.
Content
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS
References
https://www.nber.org/reporter/winter00/krueger.html
https://libguides.brandonu.ca/c.php?g=315022&p=2104701