Contemporary Problems of International Organization

Fifty years, ago, following the outbreak of World War I, there emerged in the United States and in Europe a movement for the expansion and improvement of international organization for peace and welfare.* Since that time international institutions have multiplied to a degree astounding to the outside observer;* the latter perforce needs an analytical guide to even discover what institutions exist and what they do. These possibly somewhat inflated institutions have, inevitably, generated a congeries of problems of varying importance, some very acute today. 2 The somewhat paradoxical situation exists of unprecedented quantitative expansion together with failure to solve the most crucial issues of international relations and international government. 3 While the underlying causes cannot be * This editorial is written as of December, 1964. i For the most reliable data see

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• Sovereignty

  Open Access•Alan James•Review of International Studies•1984

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• Selected Bibliography

  Open Access•Jessie R Janjigian, Louise DeCosta et al.•International Organization•1965

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• The Bases of International Relations

  Open Access•Denys P Myers•American Journal of International…•1937

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• Dispute Settlement

  Open Access•Herman Walker•American Journal of International…•1964

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