Irresponsible members of international organizations

It is common in the case of intergovernmental institutions for member states to take credit for any successes achieved through such an institution and to blame it for any failures. Typical instances are the United Nations and the European Community.

1. Internationally non-cooperative governments
2. Decline of the nation-state

1. Irresponsibility of member governments of the United Nations

1. Unrepresentative international organizations
2. Proliferation and duplication of intergovernmental organizations and coordination bodies
3. Intergovernmental organization mismanagement
4. Intergovernmental failure to fulfil financial commitments
5. Ineffectiveness of the United Nations system of organizations
6. Ineffectiveness of intergovernmental organization and programmes
7. Inadequate international crisis management
8. Inadequate coordination of the intergovernmental system of organizations
9. Inadequate coordination of governmental representation in intergovernmental organizations
10. Inadequacy of intergovernmental decision-making process

1. Intergovernmental suspicion

1. Disciplining behaviour by member states

1. Undisciplined
2. Misbehaviour
3. Irresponsibility
4. Behaviour