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Special Section: Justice and the World Economy

International Organizations and the Pursuit of Justice in the World Economy [Abstract] 12/04/00
IOs are suffering a loss of legitimacy, and both social and technological changes associated with globalization will make it harder for IOs to recapture the power to affect the behavior of other actors in world politics.
Author(s): Steven Weber

Globalization, Justice, and International Organizations: A Commentary [Abstract] 12/04/00
In the long term, it will be surprising if states do not address the problem of growing economic gaps through international regimes, although the likely adequacy of their responses is open to question.
Author(s): Mark W. Zacher

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