Parliaments and Multilateralism

Abstract

This panel focuses on novel research agenda, namely the interaction between national parliaments and legislatures and multilateralism in which, for example, new research avenues on the parliamentarization of foreign policy in selected countries and the processes of multilateral cooperation could be explored. Suitable themes for this panel include actions of leading political actors and officials, parties, and their roles in both national legislatures and multilateral cooperation, and shift of ideas, arguments, and concepts between different political forums. We welcome papers with empirical or theoretical focus. In particular we encourage papers related to the interface of the United Nations or other international organizations and parliaments.

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Maritime piracy, multinational cooperation, and a parliamentary reaction	View Paper Details
Parliaments and multilateralism: the case of parliamentary hearing at the United Nations	View Paper Details
Involvement of Parliament in Foreign Policy, Deployment decisions, and International Treaty Ratification in the small state of Denmark	View Paper Details
European Parliament´s Democracy Support in South America: The case of Colombia	View Paper Details