International organizations such as the World Health Organization and the United Nations have never been so important in addressing global challenges. This new textbook from bestselling author John McCormick introduces readers to nature, structure and purpose of international organizations. It considers both their historical development and their place in the contemporary world, along with the problems they face and solutions they offer. Taking a broad, issues-based approach, this book:- Goes beyond the conventional focus on topics such as security, finance, and the environment- Covers today-s most urgent topics such as global health, migration, and technology- Gives space to international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) and non-state actors, including private foundations and multinational enterprises- Offers readers a foundation in the main international relations theories- Links international relations to broader themes in global and international studies- Discusses a r
