An international institution (international organization) = an association of states (or of states and other entities) created by treaty, possessing its own organs, will and legal personality, established to pursue common purposes through permanent cooperation. The definition's four notes: treaty-based (the constituent instrument — the UN Charter, the SAARC Charter); institutionalized (organs, staff, headquarters — a continuing machinery, not a conference); voluntary-membered (sovereign equals joining by consent); purpose-driven (the common interest the charter declares).
Discuss (d) the forum function
यो उत्तर युनिट १ मा छ — पूरै निःशुल्क।
यही युनिटका अरू उत्तर
- 1.1 Definition of International Institution निःशुल्क
- Define international institution and explain its nature and scope. निःशुल्क
- Discuss (a) constituent treaty निःशुल्क
- Discuss (b) functional necessity of immunities निःशुल्क
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