Fanny Badache
Biographic Data
| ID | 4153305 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fanny Badache |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fanny |
| FAMILY NAME | Badache |
| SIGNATURE | BADACHE F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7395-2163 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Rethinking UN peace and security engagements in a changing world
World politics is changing. The post-Cold War unipolar system is being replaced by a multipolar world order that is characterized by increased geopolitical competition and contestation of the liberal international order. Authored by a combination of International Relations and peace scholars, policy-makers, and practitioners, this policy paper identifies four main processes through which this shifting context influences United Nations peace opera…
Children of their time
Peace operations are the main instrument of the United Nations (UN) to maintain international peace and security. This special issue analyzes how recent changes in world politics, in terms of increased geopolitical competition and contestation of the liberal international order, have influenced UN peace operations. It combines International Relations (IR) theory and peace research by calling for a macro-level analysis of UN peace operations. It t…
Following a Middle Way
The role of rising powers in world politics has been growing. However, their influence on the international peace and security architecture is still to be evaluated. This article assesses their potential impact by analyzing how they reconceptualize “sovereignty” in peacebuilding debates. We investigate the extent to which they engage in norm entrepreneurship by analyzing the conceptualizations of sovereignty of three rising powers (Brazil, South …
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Anchoring International Organizations in Organizational Sociology
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Conflict management or conflict resolution
This article examines how major powers conceive the role of the United Nations (UN) in peacebuilding. We conceptualize the UN's role along the distinction between conflict management and conflict resolution and distinguish between the types of tasks and the approach the UN can adopt. We map states' conceptions of the UN's role in peacebuilding by coding peace-related speeches at the UN Security Council (1991-2020) delivered by China, France, Russ…
Unpacking the Bureaucratic Representation–Legitimacy Relationship in International Organizations
The link between bureaucratic representation and the perceived legitimacy of international organizations (IOs) is often cited in the literature. However, we do not know exactly how this works empirically. In this article, I introduce two variables to better understand the bureaucratic representation–IO legitimacy relationship: elite beliefs about geographical representation and self-legitimation practices. The theoretical framework bridges the li…
Understanding International Organizations’ Headquarters as Ecosystems
The objective of this article is to explore the spatial and temporal dynamics of an important but often neglected space of global governance: the cities in which the headquarters of international organizations (IOs) are located. For this purpose, this article proposes a conceptualization and an empirical application of the concept of ‘ecosystem’. This conceptualization builds on classic sociological ideas and organization theory to develop an inn…
Time and space in the study of international organizations
In the study of international organizations (IOs), time and space have mostly been approached as contextual, even implicit and unrelated, factors. Instead this special issue considers them as co‐constitutive of multilateralism and investigates three main questions: (i) How are IOs influenced by time and space? (ii) How are time and space experienced within IOs? (iii) How do IOs influence time and space around them? This introductory article compi…
A representative bureaucracy perspective on workforce composition in international organizations
This article provides a representative bureaucracy perspective on staff composition in international organizations (IOs). Contrary to previous studies in international relations, I argue that staff composition is not only driven by power but international organizations are also concerned with bureaucratic representation. Therefore, I examine one potential barrier and one driver to passive representation, namely the available local labour pool and…
A representative bureaucracy perspective on workforce composition in international organizations
This article provides a representative bureaucracy perspective on staff composition in international organizations (IOs). Contrary to previous studies in international relations, I argue that staff composition is not only driven by power but international organizations are also concerned with bureaucratic representation. Therefore, I examine one potential barrier and one driver to passive representation, namely the available local labour pool and…
Conflict management or conflict resolution
This article examines how major powers conceive the role of the United Nations (UN) in peacebuilding. We conceptualize the UN's role along the distinction between conflict management and conflict resolution and distinguish between the types of tasks and the approach the UN can adopt. We map states' conceptions of the UN's role in peacebuilding by coding peace-related speeches at the UN Security Council (1991-2020) delivered by China, France, Russ…
Children of their time
Peace operations are the main instrument of the United Nations (UN) to maintain international peace and security. This special issue analyzes how recent changes in world politics, in terms of increased geopolitical competition and contestation of the liberal international order, have influenced UN peace operations. It combines International Relations (IR) theory and peace research by calling for a macro-level analysis of UN peace operations. It t…
Unpacking the Bureaucratic Representation–Legitimacy Relationship in International Organizations
The link between bureaucratic representation and the perceived legitimacy of international organizations (IOs) is often cited in the literature. However, we do not know exactly how this works empirically. In this article, I introduce two variables to better understand the bureaucratic representation–IO legitimacy relationship: elite beliefs about geographical representation and self-legitimation practices. The theoretical framework bridges the li…
Following a Middle Way
The role of rising powers in world politics has been growing. However, their influence on the international peace and security architecture is still to be evaluated. This article assesses their potential impact by analyzing how they reconceptualize “sovereignty” in peacebuilding debates. We investigate the extent to which they engage in norm entrepreneurship by analyzing the conceptualizations of sovereignty of three rising powers (Brazil, South …
A representative bureaucracy perspective on workforce composition in international organizations
This article provides a representative bureaucracy perspective on staff composition in international organizations (IOs). Contrary to previous studies in international relations, I argue that staff composition is not only driven by power but international organizations are also concerned with bureaucratic representation. Therefore, I examine one potential barrier and one driver to passive representation, namely the available local labour pool and…
Understanding International Organizations’ Headquarters as Ecosystems
The objective of this article is to explore the spatial and temporal dynamics of an important but often neglected space of global governance: the cities in which the headquarters of international organizations (IOs) are located. For this purpose, this article proposes a conceptualization and an empirical application of the concept of ‘ecosystem’. This conceptualization builds on classic sociological ideas and organization theory to develop an inn…
Time and space in the study of international organizations
In the study of international organizations (IOs), time and space have mostly been approached as contextual, even implicit and unrelated, factors. Instead this special issue considers them as co‐constitutive of multilateralism and investigates three main questions: (i) How are IOs influenced by time and space? (ii) How are time and space experienced within IOs? (iii) How do IOs influence time and space around them? This introductory article compi…
Conflict management or conflict resolution
This article examines how major powers conceive the role of the United Nations (UN) in peacebuilding. We conceptualize the UN's role along the distinction between conflict management and conflict resolution and distinguish between the types of tasks and the approach the UN can adopt. We map states' conceptions of the UN's role in peacebuilding by coding peace-related speeches at the UN Security Council (1991-2020) delivered by China, France, Russ…
Unpacking the Bureaucratic Representation–Legitimacy Relationship in International Organizations
The link between bureaucratic representation and the perceived legitimacy of international organizations (IOs) is often cited in the literature. However, we do not know exactly how this works empirically. In this article, I introduce two variables to better understand the bureaucratic representation–IO legitimacy relationship: elite beliefs about geographical representation and self-legitimation practices. The theoretical framework bridges the li…
Anchoring International Organizations in Organizational Sociology
Sciendo provides publishing services and solutions to academic and professional organizations and individual authors. We publish journals, books, conference proceedings and a variety of other publications
Thank You to Reviewers
Children of their time
Peace operations are the main instrument of the United Nations (UN) to maintain international peace and security. This special issue analyzes how recent changes in world politics, in terms of increased geopolitical competition and contestation of the liberal international order, have influenced UN peace operations. It combines International Relations (IR) theory and peace research by calling for a macro-level analysis of UN peace operations. It t…
Following a Middle Way
The role of rising powers in world politics has been growing. However, their influence on the international peace and security architecture is still to be evaluated. This article assesses their potential impact by analyzing how they reconceptualize “sovereignty” in peacebuilding debates. We investigate the extent to which they engage in norm entrepreneurship by analyzing the conceptualizations of sovereignty of three rising powers (Brazil, South …
Rethinking UN peace and security engagements in a changing world
World politics is changing. The post-Cold War unipolar system is being replaced by a multipolar world order that is characterized by increased geopolitical competition and contestation of the liberal international order. Authored by a combination of International Relations and peace scholars, policy-makers, and practitioners, this policy paper identifies four main processes through which this shifting context influences United Nations peace opera…
Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · International Development and Aid (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Public Administration (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (3 works)