General description
Inputs:
Studying international economic organizations is a natural extension of economic international law, since international economic organizations are considered main corporates in international economic law.
Since there are multiple international economic organizations that have multiple dimensions and scopes, it may be impossible to cover them all with the limited study hours of this module. Therefore, certain organizations were chosen. These are described by researchers as the sides of the international economy triangle, (namely the IMF, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development IBRD, and the World Trade Organization)
Outputs:
The module enables students to have an idea about the most important economic organizations working internationally. The student would get to know functions of these organizations. He would understand the funds functions of controlling monetary international relations and finding out a multiple party system for international payments. The function of the international bank and its group is to offer loans taking into consideration developmental dimensions after reconstructing the destruction caused by second world war. The function of the World Trade Organization is represented in freeing up the world trade.
The student would recognize reconciliation mechanisms of international economical conflicts that these organizations allow.
Topics:
• IMF
• International Bank for Reconstruction and Development IBRD
• World Trade Organization