Nigel D. White is Professor of Public International Law at the University of Nottingham

‘The third edition of The Law of International Organisations by Nigel Whiteis a useful resource for teachers and students of the United Nations system. Inapproximately 300 pages, the book updates and innovates a classic of the law ofinternational organizations. Its new structure and the new chapterssuccessfully improve on the previous editions.’Lorenzo Gasbarri, International Organizations Law Review14 (2017)

• Introduction1. Inter-governmental organisations2. Membership, voting and funding3. Legal character of the constituent treaty4. International legal personality: the key to autonomy5. The doctrine of powers: the key to governance6. Institutional lawmaking: a new source of international law?7. Sanctions8. Military measures9. Responsibility of international organisations10. Accountability, access to justice and remediesIndex