The Performance of International Security Organisation during the first Decade of the 21st Century. A brief analysis

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The essay explores the role of international organizations (IOs) in policy-making, arguing that their actions often transcend mere interstate negotiations. It critiques neorealism and neoliberalism for overlooking the autonomous capabilities of IOs. By adopting a sociological perspective, the work emphasizes that IOs should be viewed as independent bureaucracies with their own agency, challenging traditional theories in international relations that fail to account for this dynamic. The analysis highlights the complexity and significance of IOs in global politics.