Formality, typologies, and institutional design

This symposium presents a rich set of concepts, data, and testing of relationships regarding the apparent explosion of informal governance activities in world politics. The authors theorize and describe a wide variety of modes of informal governance. I summarize key contributions of this literature...

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Published in:Review of International Organizations 2021, Vol.16 (1), p.175-182
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Hypotheses
International agreements
International organizations
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Islamic law
Political Science
Social Sciences
Transnationalism
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