The Journal of International Organizations Studies is a new, peer-reviewed journal that seeks to encourage the creation of a distinct field of international organizations studies. It aims to provide a window into the state of the art in international organizations research, and function as a platform for interdisciplinary dialog on international organizations.

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Call for Papers: Special issue

Climate change management

The Journal of International Organizations Studies is organizing a special issue for Spring 2013 to address how international organizations address the management of climate change today and in future.  We seek papers that analyze issues of governance and management, and welcome those that build on international agreements that will have been reached at the Rio+20 Summit and other venues.   

The issue will be led by John Mathiason, one of JIOS’ editors, senior lecturer at the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs of Cornell University and adjunct professor at the College of Environmental Sciences and Forestry of the State University of New York.  

Please read John’s background paper “Managing Climate Change: The Biggest Challenge to Global Governance Ever.”  

Submissions must be received before 15 September 2012.

Visit the "About JIOS" and "How to submit your paper" sections to find out about how to submit a paper.

 

Recent Highlights

The Organizational Turn in International Organization Theory
David Ellis

NATO and the United Nations: Debates and Trends in Institutional Coordination
Kent J. Kille and Ryan C. Hendrickson

Choices and Methods in the Study of International Organizations
Ian Hurd

 

 

 

Volume 3, Number 1 (March 2012)
now available online.

For individual articles
please see our paper archive.