Christine Kaddous is Professor, Jean Monnet Chair ad personam and Director of the ‘Centre d’études juridiques européennes’ (CEJE) at the University of Geneva.

The book will be of interest to scholars of IR, institutional cooperation, European Politics, and international organisations. In particular, it will benefit those readers who want to attain a deeper understanding of institutional cooperation in global governance issues linked to trade, labour, health, and intellectual property rights among many others.

• 1. Introduction: The European Union in International Organisations — Functional Necessity or General Aspiration? Christine KaddousPart I: The European Union in the United Nations 2. The United Nations: A European Union PerspectiveMariangela Zappia3. The Position of the European Union in the United Nations: A United Nations Perspective Markus Schmidt4. Improving the European Union’s Status in the United Nations and the UN System: An Objective Without a Strategy? Jan Wouters, Anna-Luise Chané , Jed Odermatt and Thomas RamopoulosPart II: The European Union in the International Labour Organization5. Coordination Between the European Union and its Member States Marco Ferri6. European Union Participation and Cooperation in ILO Institutions and Activities: An ILO Perspective Part III: The European Union in the World Trade Organization7. The European Union in the World Trade Organization Post-Lisbon: No Single Change to the Single Voice?Detlev Brauns and Tomas Baert8. The European Union and its Member States’ Participation in the World Trade Organization: A WTO Perspective János Volkai9. The European Union in the World Trade Organization — A Model for the EU’s Status in International Organisations? Frank HoffmeisterPart IV: The European Union in the World Health Organization 10. Coordination Between the European Union and the Member States: An EU Perspective Lourdes Chamorro11. The European Union and the World Health Organization: Interactions and Collaboration from a Governance and Policy PerspectiveGian Luca Burci12. The European Union’s Role and Potential in Research and Innovation for Global Health Ilona Kickbusch, Stephen A Matlin, Samantha Battams and Albrecht JahnPart V: The European Union in the World Intellectual Property Organization13. The European Union in the World Intellectual Property Organization: From a Cloudy Complexity towards an Ordered Pluralism: An External Appraisal Jean-Christophe GallouxPart VI: The European Union Participation in International Organisations and Its Normative Power14. How to Evaluate the European Union as a Normative Power in Multilevel Governance of Public Goods? Methodological Pluralism and its Constitutional Limits in European Governance Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Christine Kaddous is Professor, Jean Monnet Chair ad personam and Director of the ‘Centre d’études juridiques européennes’ (CEJE) at the University of Geneva.

The book will be of interest to scholars of IR, institutional cooperation, European Politics, and international organisations. In particular, it will benefit those readers who want to attain a deeper understanding of institutional cooperation in global governance issues linked to trade, labour, health, and intellectual property rights among many others.

• 1. Introduction: The European Union in International Organisations — Functional Necessity or General Aspiration? Christine KaddousPart I: The European Union in the United Nations 2. The United Nations: A European Union PerspectiveMariangela Zappia3. The Position of the European Union in the United Nations: A United Nations Perspective Markus Schmidt4. Improving the European Union’s Status in the United Nations and the UN System: An Objective Without a Strategy? Jan Wouters, Anna-Luise Chané , Jed Odermatt and Thomas RamopoulosPart II: The European Union in the International Labour Organization5. Coordination Between the European Union and its Member States Marco Ferri6. European Union Participation and Cooperation in ILO Institutions and Activities: An ILO Perspective Part III: The European Union in the World Trade Organization7. The European Union in the World Trade Organization Post-Lisbon: No Single Change to the Single Voice?Detlev Brauns and Tomas Baert8. The European Union and its Member States’ Participation in the World Trade Organization: A WTO Perspective János Volkai9. The European Union in the World Trade Organization — A Model for the EU’s Status in International Organisations? Frank HoffmeisterPart IV: The European Union in the World Health Organization 10. Coordination Between the European Union and the Member States: An EU Perspective Lourdes Chamorro11. The European Union and the World Health Organization: Interactions and Collaboration from a Governance and Policy PerspectiveGian Luca Burci12. The European Union’s Role and Potential in Research and Innovation for Global Health Ilona Kickbusch, Stephen A Matlin, Samantha Battams and Albrecht JahnPart V: The European Union in the World Intellectual Property Organization13. The European Union in the World Intellectual Property Organization: From a Cloudy Complexity towards an Ordered Pluralism: An External Appraisal Jean-Christophe GallouxPart VI: The European Union Participation in International Organisations and Its Normative Power14. How to Evaluate the European Union as a Normative Power in Multilevel Governance of Public Goods? Methodological Pluralism and its Constitutional Limits in European Governance Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann

Christine Kaddous is Professor, Jean Monnet Chair ad personam and Director of the ‘Centre d’études juridiques européennes’ (CEJE) at the University of Geneva.

The book will be of interest to scholars of IR, institutional cooperation, European Politics, and international organisations. In particular, it will benefit those readers who want to attain a deeper understanding of institutional cooperation in global governance issues linked to trade, labour, health, and intellectual property rights among many others.

• 1. Introduction: The European Union in International Organisations — Functional Necessity or General Aspiration? Christine KaddousPart I: The European Union in the United Nations 2. The United Nations: A European Union PerspectiveMariangela Zappia3. The Position of the European Union in the United Nations: A United Nations Perspective Markus Schmidt4. Improving the European Union’s Status in the United Nations and the UN System: An Objective Without a Strategy? Jan Wouters, Anna-Luise Chané , Jed Odermatt and Thomas RamopoulosPart II: The European Union in the International Labour Organization5. Coordination Between the European Union and its Member States Marco Ferri6. European Union Participation and Cooperation in ILO Institutions and Activities: An ILO Perspective Part III: The European Union in the World Trade Organization7. The European Union in the World Trade Organization Post-Lisbon: No Single Change to the Single Voice?Detlev Brauns and Tomas Baert8. The European Union and its Member States’ Participation in the World Trade Organization: A WTO Perspective János Volkai9. The European Union in the World Trade Organization — A Model for the EU’s Status in International Organisations? Frank HoffmeisterPart IV: The European Union in the World Health Organization 10. Coordination Between the European Union and the Member States: An EU Perspective Lourdes Chamorro11. The European Union and the World Health Organization: Interactions and Collaboration from a Governance and Policy PerspectiveGian Luca Burci12. The European Union’s Role and Potential in Research and Innovation for Global Health Ilona Kickbusch, Stephen A Matlin, Samantha Battams and Albrecht JahnPart V: The European Union in the World Intellectual Property Organization13. The European Union in the World Intellectual Property Organization: From a Cloudy Complexity towards an Ordered Pluralism: An External Appraisal Jean-Christophe GallouxPart VI: The European Union Participation in International Organisations and Its Normative Power14. How to Evaluate the European Union as a Normative Power in Multilevel Governance of Public Goods? Methodological Pluralism and its Constitutional Limits in European Governance Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann