International institutions — definition?
Rules, norms, procedures influencing actor behavior.
Types of IOs — main categories?
Intergovernmental, supranational, hybrid, with regional and universal scopes.
International institutions — definition?
Rules, norms, decision procedures influencing actors.
Formal vs informal institutions — difference?
Formals are legally binding; informals are flexible.
International regimes — what?
Set of norms governing specific activities.
International law — examples?
Treaties, conventions, judicial decisions.
Non-state actors — role?
Influence international institutions and rules.
Rules — formal or informal?
Can be legally binding or non-binding.
Institutionalization — characteristics?
Legal recognition, structured decision-making.
Answer 8 questions on International Institutions and Global Governance.
1. What does the term 'international institutions' primarily refer to in global governance?
2. How can an international actor most effectively utilize a formal international organization to address a dispute between states?
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