International Organizations in Global Social Governance

International Organizations (IOs) play a crucial role in global social governance by providing forums for exchange, contention, and cooperation on social policies. This volume enhances our understanding of IOs in global social governance by examining their involvement in various social policy fields, exploring how these fields are constituted, and analyzing the discourse within and between IOs. It contributes to research on social policy and international relations.

Format: Hardback
Length: 353 pages
Publication date: 07 April 2021
Publisher: Springer Nature Switzerland AG

International organizations (IOs) play a vital role in shaping global social governance. They serve as platforms for exchange, debate, and collaboration on social policies. Our understanding of IO involvement in social policies varies significantly across different policy fields, and our knowledge of the specific roles played by IOs in these policies is relatively limited. This comprehensive volume aims to enhance and systematize our understanding of IOs in global social governance. It presents a collection of studies that explore the involvement of IOs in various social policy fields, highlighting both the differences and similarities in their operations.

The chapters in this volume shed light on IO involvement in specific social policy domains by examining the population of participating IOs, exploring the overall structure and trends of a particular global social policy field, and analyzing the discourse within and between these IOs regarding their respective social policies. As such, this book represents a pioneering effort in the field of social policy and international relations, offering both theoretical substantiation and empirical scope.

International organizations (IOs) are crucial actors in the realm of global social governance, providing platforms for exchange, contention, and cooperation on social policies. Their involvement in social policies varies significantly across different policy fields, and our understanding of their specific roles remains limited. This comprehensive volume aims to enhance and systematize our understanding of IOs in global social governance. It presents a collection of studies that explore the involvement of IOs in various social policy fields, highlighting both the differences and similarities in their operations.

The chapters in this volume shed light on IO involvement in specific social policy domains by examining the population of participating IOs, exploring the overall structure and trends of a particular global social policy field, and analyzing the discourse within and between these IOs regarding their respective social policies. As such, this book represents a pioneering effort in the field of social policy and international relations, offering both theoretical substantiation and empirical scope.

International organizations (IOs) are vital players in the global arena of social governance, offering platforms for exchange, debate, and collaboration on social policies. Their involvement in these policies varies significantly across different policy fields, and our knowledge of their specific roles remains limited. This comprehensive volume aims to enhance and systematize our understanding of IOs in global social governance. It presents a collection of studies that explore the involvement of IOs in various social policy fields, highlighting both the differences and similarities in their operations.

The chapters in this volume shed light on IO involvement in specific social policy domains by examining the population of participating IOs, exploring the overall structure and trends of a particular global social policy field, and analyzing the discourse within and between these IOs regarding their respective social policies. As such, this book represents a pioneering effort in the field of social policy and international relations, offering both theoretical substantiation and empirical scope.

International organizations (IOs) are essential actors in shaping global social governance, providing platforms for exchange, contention, and cooperation on social policies. Their involvement in these policies varies significantly across different policy fields, and our understanding of their specific roles remains limited. This comprehensive volume aims to enhance and systematize our understanding of IOs in global social governance. It presents a collection of studies that explore the involvement of IOs in various social policy fields, highlighting both the differences and similarities in their operations.

The chapters in this volume shed light on IO involvement in specific social policy domains by examining the population of participating IOs, exploring the overall structure and trends of a particular global social policy field, and analyzing the discourse within and between these IOs regarding their respective social policies. As such, this book represents a pioneering effort in the field of social policy and international relations, offering both theoretical substantiation and empirical scope.

Weight: 610g
Dimension: 155 x 216 x 29 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9783030654382
Edition number: 1st ed. 2021