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Making international institutions work : the politics of performance / by Ranjit Lall.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: . -U K : Cambdridge University Press , 2023Description: xiv+378 pagesISBN:
  • 9781009216289
  • 9781009216241
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • R 658.18 LAL/M 23/eng/20221230
Contents:
International Institutions and the Performance Puzzle -- A Theory of Institutional Performance -- Learning from Assessment: Quantitative Tests on 54 Institutions -- Performing for Scraps: Comparing the FAO, the WFP, and IFAD -- The Performance of Life: Comparing the WHO, UNAIDS, Gavi, and GFATM -- Effective but Unaccountable? Autonomy and the Politics of Reform -- The Politics of Performance: Contributions and Implications.
Summary: "International institutions are essential for tackling urgent challenges facing the world, yet we know little about when they succeed, when they fail, and why. This book develops and systematically tests a new theory of institutional performance, offering fresh insights to students of international cooperation and practical lessons for policymakers"--
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Reference Dept. of Political Science Reference Dept. of Political Science R 658.18 LAL/M (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan POL23879

Includes bibliographical references and index.

International Institutions and the Performance Puzzle -- A Theory of Institutional Performance -- Learning from Assessment: Quantitative Tests on 54 Institutions -- Performing for Scraps: Comparing the FAO, the WFP, and IFAD -- The Performance of Life: Comparing the WHO, UNAIDS, Gavi, and GFATM -- Effective but Unaccountable? Autonomy and the Politics of Reform -- The Politics of Performance: Contributions and Implications.

"International institutions are essential for tackling urgent challenges facing the world, yet we know little about when they succeed, when they fail, and why. This book develops and systematically tests a new theory of institutional performance, offering fresh insights to students of international cooperation and practical lessons for policymakers"--

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