Illiberal regimes and international organizations
Christina Cottiero (),
Emilie M. Hafner-Burton (),
Stephan Haggard (),
Lauren Prather () and
Christina J. Schneider ()
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Christina Cottiero: Department of Political Science at the University of Utah
Emilie M. Hafner-Burton: University of California
Stephan Haggard: University of California
Lauren Prather: University of California
Christina J. Schneider: University of California
The Review of International Organizations, 2025, vol. 20, issue 2, No 1, 259 pages
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Abstract Illiberal regimes have become central players in international organizations. In this introduction to the special issue, we provide a unified framework for understanding their effects. We start by outlining the theoretical foundations of this work, focusing first on why regime type matters for international cooperation. We then show how differing memberships and decision-making processes within international organizations affect the influence illiberal regimes can wield, the activities they undertake, and the impact that they have on domestic political outcomes. Collectively and individually, the contributions to this special issue broaden the theoretical literature on illiberal regimes in international organizations and produce novel data about how they are implicated in the politics and operations of multilateral and regional IOs. This research has important implications for how democracies can and should cope with the challenges to global governance that arise from illiberal regimes.
Date: 2025
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