International Organisations and Congresses
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This article first clarifies the various definitions of international organisations. It then describes their historical development in the 19th century, with the year 1865 being regarded as an important turning point. The decades leading up to 1918 reflect a first pinnacle of internationalisation, which culminated in the founding of the League of Nations after the First World War. After describing fundamental aspects of international cooperation in the interwar period including the founding of the United Nations after the Second World War, this article will look at current research debates, in particular those that address the question of the European character of international organisations.
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Lisa Landes
Johannes Paulmann
Christopher Reid
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