Centralization
Here centralization refers to the process that makes collective activities through a concrete and stable organizational and supportive administrative structure, this increases the efficiency and enhance the organization 's ability to influence the understandings, environment, and states’ interests. We consider the benefits of centralization under two headings-support for direct state interaction (the principal focus of regime theory) and operational activities (the traditional focus of IO studies).
The advantages of joining in IOs are as follows: an established organization provides a stable negotiating forum, enhancing reputational effects. Such a stable forum also allows for a fast response to sudden development. For example, after the tsunami struck, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement mobilized thousands of staff and volunteers across the affected region to carry out search and rescue, relief distribution and a range of health activities, from first aid to psychological support. Moreover, IOs provide neutral, depoliticized, or specialized forums more effectively than almost any informal or decentralized arrangement. IOs also serve as partisan forums for political coalitions, for example, The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development …show more content…
This is most apparent with outputs such as information and rules. For example, The Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI) offers the general public Guidelines to Appropriate International Disaster Donations. But it is also true of more material activities like technical assistance and joint production. Many IOs are vehicles for pooling activities, assets, or risks. Some pooling can be fulfilled on a decentralized basis, and a separate entity with a stable organizational structure and specialized staff can greatly reduce transaction costs while providing additional
Here centralization refers to the process that makes collective activities through a concrete and stable organizational and supportive administrative structure, this increases the efficiency and enhance the organization 's ability to influence the understandings, environment, and states’ interests. We consider the benefits of centralization under two headings-support for direct state interaction (the principal focus of regime theory) and operational activities (the traditional focus of IO studies).
The advantages of joining in IOs are as follows: an established organization provides a stable negotiating forum, enhancing reputational effects. Such a stable forum also allows for a fast response to sudden development. For example, after the tsunami struck, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement mobilized thousands of staff and volunteers across the affected region to carry out search and rescue, relief distribution and a range of health activities, from first aid to psychological support. Moreover, IOs provide neutral, depoliticized, or specialized forums more effectively than almost any informal or decentralized arrangement. IOs also serve as partisan forums for political coalitions, for example, The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development …show more content…
This is most apparent with outputs such as information and rules. For example, The Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI) offers the general public Guidelines to Appropriate International Disaster Donations. But it is also true of more material activities like technical assistance and joint production. Many IOs are vehicles for pooling activities, assets, or risks. Some pooling can be fulfilled on a decentralized basis, and a separate entity with a stable organizational structure and specialized staff can greatly reduce transaction costs while providing additional