Two fabulous #ecprjs24 days in Lüneburg, unpacking linkages between IOs' internal and external challenges - thank you Dr Rod Abouharb Michal Parizek Jan Dostál @ajetsch Sören Stapel Burcu Ucaray-Mangitli🖤 Stefan Hee @Zaccaria_GF Timon Forster Saliha Metinsoy Dr Clara Egger Bernhard Reinsberg and X-less folks.

I am happy this came out PEIO/RIO. The paper shows how labour and global financial interests are at odds with one another in the process of globalization. It is open access and can be read at: rdcu.be/dEF9e

Individuals matter in international organizations even when policies have backing by member states and leadership! We show in new American Political Science Review article that women are less likely to engage in box ticking on World Bank gender mainstreaming (1/4) doi.org/10.1017/S00030…

Super excited to see my paper with Allison Carnegie & Ayse Kaya Orloff published online Journal of Politics @[email protected]. We explore whether and how populist governments engage with IOs. We show that while they bash IOs publicly, populists often engage constructively behind-the-scenes journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72…

Global climate financing can support a green transition in the Global South. Is it enough? @bhbradlow & I point to its limits if not joined by technology transfers from the Global North. There is both legal precedent & a moral imperative for this. Free: rdcu.be/dF8xI

"International organizations and research methods" (University of Michigan Press) by @FannyBadache, Leah R. Kimber & Lucile Maertens 🥳 Find my review of this excellent book in the latest issue of International Affairs: doi.org/10.1093/ia/iia… A must-read for scholars 👩🏾‍🏫, students 🧑🏽‍🎓, and staff of IOs 👩‍💼!

New RIO/PEIO/RIO article! First to map news media visibility of 40 int. orgs. – United Nations 🇺🇳 World Bank IMF World Health Organization (WHO) WTO and many others - across 135 states (96% of 🌍 population). Two key empirical and theoretical findings: [thread 1/7] Open access at rdcu.be/dJvjV

In our last article, Lara Merling & Timon Forster that the #IMF has taken steps to incorporate #ClimatePolicy into its operations, but the decision-making process remains dominated by the Global North and major emitters. globalpolicyjournal.com/articles/clima…

Can IMF implement an ambitious + effective climate policy? Lara Merling + Timon Forster argue in a new Global Politics journal article that this is unlikely without meaningful governance reform to increase voice + representation. Read more: gdpcenter.org/3ZMlGFn