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1. Introduction

verfasst von : Aleksandra Chiniaeva

Erschienen in: Parliamentarization of International Governmental Organizations

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Abstract

The power of international organizations has significantly increased over the last 30 years. The decisions made at the international level affect third parties that are not subjected to international law. Therefore, the question arises regarding the accountability of international organizations before those who are affected by international law but not subjected to it.

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Nächstes Kapitel Characterization of International Parliamentary Bodies
Fußnoten
1
Peters (2016), p. 56.
 
2
A definition for the term “international organizations” has been provided in many studies. For instance: I. Seidl-Hohenveldern and G. Loibl provided eight characteristics for an organization by which it can be considered as an object of international law, and, consequently, as an international organization (Seidl-Hohenveldern and Loibl 2000, p. 5). The definition and main features of an international organization are provided also by Ruffert and Walter (2015); see also Malanczuk (1997). Encyclopedias including definitions are: Schermers and Blokker (2011), and Bindschedler (1995), which provides a general comprehensive analysis of the definition. Some definition aspects are provided in Sands and Klein (2009), and in Klabbers An Introduction to International Organizations Law (2015a).
 
3
Ruffert and Walter (2015), p. 5.
 
4
Three elements are in Schermers and Blokker (2011); eight characters can be found in Seidl-Hohenveldern and Loibl (2000).
 
5
Bindschedler (1995), pp. 1289–1309.
 
6
Klabbers (2015a) “An Introduction to International Organizations Law”, p. 9; Schermers and Blokker (2011), p. 39.
 
7
Seidl-Hohenveldern and Loibl (2000), p. 5.
 
8
Ruffert and Walter (2015), p. 56.
 
9
Schermers and Blokker (2011), p. 56.
 
10
Seidl-Hohenveldern and Loibl (2000), p. 5.
 
11
Klabbers (2015a), ibid., p. 9.
 
12
Klabbers (2015b), ibid., p. 46.
 
13
Arrangements for Consultation with Non-Governmental Organizations, ECOSOC Resolution 1296 (XLIV) of 23 May 1968, para. 7.
 
14
Schermers and Blokker (2011), pp. 38–39.
 
15
Ruffert and Walter (2015), p. 5.
 
16
R. L. Bindschedler separated political and non-political organizations in accordance with the subject-matter they were concerned with. Political organizations deal with such matters as collective security, peace, and peaceful dispute resolutions; non-political organizations’ subject-matter relates to technical issues, for example telecommunications.
 
17
Lindemann (1997), pp. 892–898.
 
18
Akinrinade (2015), p. 144.
 
19
Coicaud and Heiskanen (2011), p. 53; Wheatley (2010), p. 50; Stein (2001), p. 490; Krajewski (2008).
 
20
Falk and Strauss (2000), pp. 191–219; Fox (2008).
 
21
A/RES/60, Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on 16 September 2005, World Summit Outcome, para. 135.
 
22
J. Alvarez proposed three types of complaints regarding the democratic deficit: vertical, horizontal and ideological in Alvarez (2007), pp. 159–174. This typology was studied more precisely in Wheatley (2010).
 
23
P. Nanz and J. Steffek argued that “the idea of democratic legitimacy is that the citizens decide for themselves the content of the laws that organize and regulate their political association. Separating the process of rule-making from politically accountable institutions, global governance is argued to suffer a massive ‘democratic deficit.’” More precisely is in Nanz and Steffek (2017), pp. 314–335.
 
24
Stein (2001), pp. 489–534.
 
25
D. Zaum provided the following description of legitimacy and legitimation: “An institution is legitimate if its power is justified in terms of moral and other social embedded beliefs, and if those subject to its rule recognize that it should be obeyed.” According to the author, the “legitimacy encompasses the social practice of legitimation: it needs to be claimed, sustained, and recognized.” See Zaum (2013), pp. 3–25.
 
26
Wheatley (2010), p. 65; E. Stein wrote that “in organizations at higher levels of integration, a standing consultative body composed of members of national parliaments might be established to assure greater accountability.” See Stein (2001), p. 532.
 
27
Dahl (1999), pp. 19–36.
 
28
For instance, see Nanz and Steffek (2017), pp. 314–335.
 
29
de Puig (2008), p. 22.
 
30
Klabbers et al. (2009), p. 324.
 
31
Krajewski (2008).
 
32
Giegerich (2005), p. 29.
 
33
Krajewski (2008).
 
34
Giegerich (2005).
 
35
Krajewski (2008).
 
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Metadaten
Titel
Introduction
verfasst von
Aleksandra Chiniaeva
Copyright-Jahr
2021
Buch
Parliamentarization of International Governmental Organizations

Print ISBN: 978-3-030-71340-9

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-030-71341-6

Copyright-Jahr: 2021

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-71341-6_1

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