International Organization

1947 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 4, 1972

Mediation as a Method of Conflict Resolution: Two Cases pp. 595-618

Marvin C. Ott

Financial Support for the United Nations: The Evolution of Member Contributions, 1946–1969 pp. 619-657

Edward T. Rowe

Transaction Data and Analysis: In Search of Concepts pp. 659-680

Barry B. Hughes

A Brief Critique of “Transaction Data and Analysis: in Search of Concepts,“ By Barry B. Hughes pp. 681-685

Richard W. Chadwick

Response to Chadwick pp. 687-690

Barry B. Hughes

Plus Ca Change: The Future of the European Community pp. 691-697

Colin Gordon

Forebodings of Disasters pp. 699-704

Brian Meredith

The UN and the Arab-Israeli Conflict: What has been Learned in 25 Years? pp. 705-717

David P. Forsythe

Disaster Postponed pp. 719-728

Malcolm Slesser

Volume 26, issue 3, 1972

Organizational Growth and Goal Structure: the Case of the ILO pp. 479-498

Norman F. Dufty

The Practice of Interdependence in the Research and Development Sector: Fast Reactor Cooperation in Western Europe pp. 499-526

Henry R. Nau

International Sanctions: A Framework for Analysis with Special Reference to the UN and Southern Africa pp. 527-550

Margaret Doxey

An Application of Attribute Theory to General Assembly Voting Patterns, and Some Implications pp. 551-582

Jack E. Vincent

International Law and International Order pp. 583-588

Hedley Bull

Volume 26, issue 2, 1972

The United Nations and the Environment pp. 169-172

Maurice F. Strong

Population, Resources, and Technology: Political Implications of the Environmental Crisis pp. 175-212

Nazli Choucri and James P. Bennett

Adding the Time Dimension to Environmental Policy pp. 213-233

Dennis L. Meadows and Jorgen Randers

The Role of the UN in Environmental Problem pp. 237-254

Richard N. Gardner

The United Nations' Institutional Response to Stockholm: a Case Study in the International Politics of Institutional Change pp. 255-301

Brian Johnson

The Role of Special Purpose and Nongovernmental Organizations in the Environmental Crisis pp. 302-326

J. Eric Smith

The Role of the WMO in Enviromental Issues pp. 327-336

David Arthur Davies

Evironmental Considerations in Development Finance pp. 337-347

James A. Lee

The Un Regional Economic Commissions and Environmental Problems pp. 348-371

Amasa S. Bishop and Robert D. Munro

International Institutions for Environmental Management pp. 372-400

Gordon J. MacDonald

Environment and Development: The Case of the Developing Countries pp. 401-416

Joao Augusto de Araujo Castro

Environmental Quality and International Trade pp. 419-465

Ralph d'Arge and Allen V. Kneese

International Institutions and the Environmental Crisis: A Look Ahead pp. 469-478

David A. Kay and Eugene B. Skolnikoff

Volume 26, issue 1, 1972

Prospects for a Future Whole World pp. 1-17

Philippe de Seynes

Hierarchical Regional Systems and the Politics of System Boundaries pp. 18-36

William Zimmerman

The United Nations and Decolonization: the Case of Southern Yemen pp. 37-61

King-yuh Chang

Refugees and Stability in Africa pp. 62-83

Robert O. Matthews

The Multinational Enterprise and World Political Economy pp. 84-120

Robert O. Keohane and Van Doorn Ooms

A New Approach to Colonial Problems at the United Nations pp. 143-153

Seymour M. Finger

“Science” in the Study of International Organization: A Rejoinder pp. 154-157

Robert W. Cox

The United Nations and the Freezing of the International Power Structure pp. 158-166

Joao Augusto de Araujo Castro

Volume 25, issue 4, 1971

Science and Technology: The Implications for International Institutions pp. 759-775

Eugene B. Skolnikoff

Technological Developments, Organizational Capabilities, and Values pp. 776-783

Harold K. Jacobson

Some Revolutionary International Consequences of Science and Technology pp. 784-789

Franklin A. Long

Transnational Politics: Toward a Theory of Multinational Politics pp. 790-817

Karl Kaiser

International Organizations and Political Communication: The Use of UNCTAD by Less Developed Countries pp. 818-835

Robert S. Walters

Nuclear Guarantees and Nonproliferation pp. 836-844

Joseph I. Coffey

Collective Goods and International Organization pp. 845-865

Bruce M. Russett and John D. Sullivan

Increasing the Incentives for International Cooperation pp. 866-874

Mancur Olson

International Air Transport: A Microsystem in Need of New Approaches pp. 875-898

Frederick C. Thayer

Historical Studies in American Internationalism pp. 899-916

Gary B. Ostrower

The “Organizational Development” of International Organizations pp. 917-937

Philippe C. Schmitter

The Capacity of the United Nations Development Program: The Jackson Report pp. 938-949

Johan Kaufmann

Further on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency: Refugees from Objectivity pp. 950-952

David P. Forsythe

The Use and Abuse of Imagination: A Reply to Samuel A. Bleicher pp. 953-957

Michael D. Wallace and J. David Singer

Volume 25, issue 3, 1971

Transnational Relations and World Politics: An Introduction pp. 329-349

Joseph S. Nye and Robert O. Keohane

Part I: Transnational Relations: The Nature of the Beast pp. 351-352

Anonymous

Transnationalism and the New Tribe pp. 353-372

James A. Field

Transnational Economic Processes pp. 373-397

Edward L. Morse

The Politics of Transnational Economic Relations pp. 398-419

Robert Gilpin

The Growth of International Nongovernmental Organization in the Twentieth Century pp. 420-442

Kjell Skjelsbaek

Part II: Transnational Organizations pp. 443-445

Anonymous

The Multinational Business Enterprise: What Kind of International Organization? pp. 447-464

Louis T. Wells

The Ford Foundation as a Transnational Actor pp. 465-478

Peter D. Bell

The Roman Catholic Church: A Transnational Actor pp. 479-502

Ivan Valuer

Contemprary Revolutionary Organizations pp. 503-518

J. Bowyer Bell

Part III: Issue Areas pp. 519-521

Anonymous

Private International Finance pp. 523-540

Lawrence Krause

Governments and Airlines pp. 541-553

Robert L. Thornton

Labor and Transnational Relations pp. 554-584

Robert W. Cox

Transnational Networks in Basic Science pp. 585-601

Diana Crane

Transnationalism in Space: Inner and Outer pp. 602-625

Edward Miles

Security and a Transnational System: The Case of Nuclear Energy pp. 626-649

Lawrence Scheinman

Part IV Toward Peace and Justice? pp. 651-653

Anonymous

Transnational Participation and International Peace pp. 655-674

Donald P. Warwick

National Autonomy and Economic Development: Critical Perspectives on Multinational Corporations in Poor Countries pp. 675-692

Peter B. Evans

Multinational Business and National Economic Goals pp. 693-705

Raymond Vernon

Transnational Relations as a Threat to the Democratic Process pp. 706-720

Karl Kaiser

Transnational Relations and World Politics: A Conclusion pp. 721-748

Joseph S. Nye and Robert O. Keohane

Volume 25, issue 2, 1971

The Principle of Nonintervention, the United Nations, and the International System pp. 209-227

Nicholas Greenwood Onuf

Theory and Method in the Study of International Integration pp. 228-253

James A. Caporaso

Science Fiction Models of Future World Order Systems pp. 254-270

Dennis Livingston

Defenses of Science and the Study of International Organizations pp. 271-289

Jonathan Knight

Hare and Tortoise: The Race toward Integration pp. 290-295

Peter J. Katzenstein

Comments pp. 297-297

Anonymous

Intergovernmental Organization and the Preservation of Peace: A Comment on the Abuse of Methodology pp. 298-305

Samuel A. Bleicher

Patrons in the Babylonian Captivity of Clients: UNRWA and World Politics pp. 306-308

Amos Perlmutter

Volume 25, issue 1, 1971

National Attributes Associated with Dimensions of Support for the United Nations pp. 1-25

John F. Clark, Michael K. O'Leary and Eugene R. Wittkopf

UNRWA, the Palestine Refugees, and World Politics: 1949–1969 pp. 26-45

David P. Forsythe

American Ambassador to the League of Nations—1933: A Proposal Postponed pp. 46-58

Gary B. Ostrower

The United States, the United Nations, and the Cold War pp. 59-78

Edward T. Rowe

The Partial Partnership: Trends in Multilateral Aid and Aid Coordination pp. 79-96

Joan M. Nelson

Development Assistance in DD II: The Recommendations of Perkins, Pearson, Peterson, Prebisch, and Others pp. 97-119

Robert E. Asher