In person icon Power and Pressure: International Organisations and Great-Power Relations

Abstract

We know that great powers can wield enormous influence over international organizations and their bureaucracies. Sometimes they exercise their influence quite openly, but other times they seek to work more behind-the-scenes, in ways that not a lot of current scholarship has addressed. This panel seeks to further our understanding of great power politics in the international arena by discussing a range of IOs and their relationships with either traditional great powers or emerging ones.

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