Problem
Irresponsible members of international organizations
Other Names:
Undisciplined behaviour by member states Incidence:
It is common in the case of intergovernmental institutions for member states to take credit for any successes achieved through such an institution and to blame it for any failures. Typical instances are the United Nations and the European Community. Broader Problems:
Internationally non-cooperative governmentsDecline of the nation-state Narrower Problems:
Irresponsibility of member governments of the United Nations Aggravates:
Inadequate international crisis managementUnrepresentative international organizationsIntergovernmental organization mismanagementIntergovernmental organization mismanagementIntergovernmental failure to fulfil financial commitmentsIneffectiveness of the United Nations system of organizationsIneffectiveness of intergovernmental organization and programmesInadequate coordination of the intergovernmental system of organizationsProliferation and duplication of intergovernmental organizations and coordination bodiesInadequate coordination of governmental representation in intergovernmental organizations Strategies:
Disciplining behaviour by member states Subject(s):
Societal Problems → IrresponsibilityGovernment → Nation state
Psychology → Behaviour
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
01.01.2000 – 00:00 CET