The Principle of Multifunctionality in Activity of the Regional International Organizations

Authors

  • Alexandra Lvovna Sagalova Северо-Западный институт управления — филиал РАНХиГС , North-West Institute of Management —branch of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration Автор

Keywords:

regional organizations, integration, collective security, multifunctionality, LEAGUE of Nations

Abstract

In the article multifunctionality as the major principle inherited by the regional organizations from the League of Nations and defining tendencies of their modern development is investigated. The author comes to a conclusion that after crisis of multifunctionality lasting from the 1960th, the regional organizations of XXI century all more gravitate toward an integration and safety combination, in some cases coming to creation of political association.

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References

Abass A. Regional Organizations and the Development of the Collective Security. Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2004.

Attlee C. R. Labour’s Peace Aims. Platform Pamphlet N 4. L.: Peace Book Company, 1940.

Report of the 34th Annual Conference of the Labour Party Held in the Garrick Theatre, Southport. October 1st - October 5th, 1934. L., 1934.

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Published

2013-12-15

Issue

No. 10 (2013)

Section

Articles

How to Cite

Sagalova A.L. The Principle of Multifunctionality in Activity of the Regional International Organizations // Administrative Consulting. 2013. no. 10. P. 127–131.