@misc{10498/24886,
year = {2021},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10498/24886},
abstract = {Never before have international organisations (IOs) been as numerous or as questioned as they are today. One reason for this, I believe, is the shift away from institutionalisation, which renders them inoperative and, thus, irrelevant. This decline in the institutional component of  IOs has caused – and continues to cause – many of  them to become empty shells with acronyms. Their bodies are purely testimonial and are supplanted in decision-making by their member states,  which  prefer  informal  agreement  mechanisms  that  can  be  pursued  outside  or  in  parallel  to  the  institutional  procedures  provided  for  in  the  IO’s  constitutive treaty.},
publisher = {UCA},
title = {The Loss of Institutionality in International Organizations, and their Decline in the Contemporary International Society},
doi = {10.25267/Paix_secur_int.2021.i9.02},
author = {Sobrino Heredia, José Manuel},
}