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... of mass atrocities. Indeed, the framework capacitates States in identifying 14 risk factors, and their relevant indicators, of serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian law to prevent ...
... structural limitations of the UN, in light of the indicators on international democracy developed by the Report. The chapter on the United Nations contained in the First International Democracy Report ...
... order to answer this question, the editors of The democratization of international organizations. First International Democracy Report (Routledge, 2014) have developed a set of ten qualitative macro-indicators, ...
... League of Nations, and the creation of the United Nations were all indicators that the world was becoming increasingly more transnational and interconnected. Technological advancements coupled with unprecedented ...
... than 1,100 global economic indicators, but also to analyse information thanks to a specific Data Finder on issues such as Africa, climate change and gender. This new idea is an attempt to present ...
... century 6.1. The new role for the Parlacen 6.2. The role of the Court of Justice 7. Is SICA a democratic international institution? An analysis of the SICA on the basis of the IDW qualitative macro-indicators ...
... Democracy Report 5. Guidelines for assesment: qualitative macro-indicators ...
The monitoring and the assessment of international organizations' democratization will be based on ten qualitative macro-indicators: 1. Appointment How are key officials appointed or elected, and ...
The International Democracy Index will be the tool to rate and rank the monitored organizations. It will be calculated from a set of indicators divided into different categories such as representative, ...
... macro-indicators, developed by IDW as guidelines for its researchers in monitoring and assessing the democratization of international organizations. An additional set of quantitative micro-indicators, ...
... the failure of the League of Nations, and the creation of the United Nations were all indicators that the world was becoming increasingly more transnational and interconnected. Technological advancements ...