International Organization and World Politics

Charles Easton Rothwell

International Organization, 1949, vol. 3, issue 4, 605-619

Abstract: When the Soviet Union withdrew recently from the World Health Organization, a somewhat startled world learned that even the prevention of disease can be affected by world politics. The most cursory study of international organizations for other purposes discloses that none is immune to world social and political forces. On the contrary, they are in varying degree shaped and influenced by these forces, and in fact serve as vehicles for their expression.

Date: 1949
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