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Author: C F Amerasinghe

Principles of the Institutional Law of International Organizations 2nd Table of contents:

• Chapter 1: Defining International Organizations
  • What is an International Organization? Core Characteristics
  • Distinction from States, NGOs, and Other International Actors
  • Typologies of International Organizations (Universal, Regional, Specialized)
• Chapter 2: Historical Development and Evolution
  • Early Forms of International Cooperation
  • The League of Nations: Precursor to Modern IOs
  • The United Nations System and Post-WWII Expansion
  • Contemporary Challenges and Trends in IOs

Part I: Foundation and Constitution of International Organizations

• Chapter 3: The Constituent Instrument (Treaty)
  • Nature and Legal Force of Constituent Treaties
  • Interpretation of Constituent Treatutions (Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, Special Rules)
  • Amendments and Revision of Constituent Instruments
• Chapter 4: Membership
  • Admission to Membership: Criteria and Procedures
  • Rights and Obligations of Members
  • Suspension and Expulsion from Membership
  • Withdrawal from Membership and Succession

Part II: Legal Personality and Powers

• Chapter 5: International Legal Personality
  • Concept and Significance of International Legal Personality
  • Express and Implied Grant of Personality
  • Consequences of Legal Personality (Treaty-Making Capacity, Legation, Responsibility)
  • Personality in Domestic Law
• Chapter 6: Powers and Competences
  • Principle of Attributed Powers (Specialty Principle)
  • Express Powers
  • Implied Powers: Doctrine and Application (e.g., Reparation for Injuries)
  • Inherent Powers and Residual Competence
  • Ultra Vires Acts and Their Legal Consequences

Part III: Organs, Decision-Making, and Functioning

• Chapter 7: The Organs of International Organizations
  • Typology of Organs (Plenary, Limited, Secretariats, Judicial)
  • Composition and Representation of Organs
  • Functions and Interrelationship of Principal Organs
  • Subsidiary Organs and Expert Bodies
• Chapter 8: Decision-Making Processes
  • Voting Rules and Methods (Unanimity, Majority, Consensus)
  • Legal Character of Decisions (Binding Resolutions, Recommendations, Declarations)
  • Procedures for Adoption and Entry into Force of Decisions
  • Hierarchies of Norms within IOs
• Chapter 9: The International Civil Service
  • Status, Rights, and Duties of International Civil Servants
  • Privileges and Immunities of Officials
  • Staff Regulations and Administrative Tribunals
  • Independence and Impartiality of the Secretariat

Part IV: Accountability, Privileges, and Financial Matters

• Chapter 10: Privileges and Immunities
  • Rationale for Privileges and Immunities
  • Immunity from Jurisdiction (IOs and their Assets)
  • Inviolability of Premises and Archives
  • Tax Exemptions and Other Privileges
  • Waiver of Immunity
• Chapter 11: Responsibility of International Organizations
  • Attribution of Conduct to an International Organization
  • Breach of an International Obligation
  • Consequences of Responsibility (Cessation, Reparation)
  • Relationship between IO Responsibility and Member State Responsibility
• Chapter 12: Dispute Settlement Involving International Organizations
  • Disputes between IOs and States
  • Disputes between IOs and Other IOs
  • Internal Dispute Settlement Mechanisms (e.g., Staff Tribunals)
  • Advisory Opinions of the ICJ and Other Judicial Bodies
• Chapter 13: Financial Matters
  • Sources of Funding (Assessed Contributions, Voluntary Contributions)
  • Budgetary Processes and Financial Oversight
  • Financial Responsibility and Auditing

Part V: Evolution, Dissolution, and Future of International Organizations

• Chapter 14: Reform and Adaptation of International Organizations
  • Pressures for Reform (Effectiveness, Legitimacy, Representation)
  • Specific Reform Efforts (e.g., UN Reform)
  • Challenges to Adaptation
• Chapter 15: Succession, Dissolution, and Termination
  • Succession between International Organizations
  • Dissolution of International Organizations
  • Transfer of Functions and Assets
  • Legal Consequences of Termination

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