PART ONE Understanding International Organizations Chapter I A Brief Introduction to Global Governance 1.1 Definitions 1.2 History 1.3 Regimes 1.4 Future Challenges Chapter 2 International Organizations: Definition, Classifications Powers 2.1 Definition 2.2 Classifications 2.3 Powers of International Organizations PART TWO Reading for International Organizations Chapter 3 Constituent Instruments 3.1 Forms of Constituent Instruments 3.2 Contents of Constituent Instruments Chapter 4 Legal Instruments of IOs 4.1 Klabbers Categorization of Legal Instruments of IOs 4.2 Another Categorization of Acts of IOs Chapter 5 Treaties and MOUs 5.1 Treaties and MOUs Terminology 5.2 Structure of Treaties Chapter 6 Judicial Documents 6.1 International Court of Justice 6.2 Permanent Court of Arbitration 6.3 Court of Justice of the European Union 6.4 European Court of Human Rights 6.5 African Court of Human and Peoples Rights 6.6 Inter-American Court of Human Rights 6.7 International Criminal Court 6.8 International Tribunal on the Law of the Sea 6.9 International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes(ICSID) 6.10 Iran-United States Claims Tribunal Chapter 7 Writings of Scholars Chapter 8 Official Statements PART THREE Writing for International Organizations Chapter 9 Text Production of General Correspondence 9.1 Guidelines for Specific Types of Correspondence 9.2 English Writing Style 9.3 Gender-Inclusive Language Chapter 10 Text Production of CV and Cover Letter 10.1 CV 10.2 Cover Letter Chapter 11 Text Production of Reports 11.1 Reader and Purpose 11.2 Pre-Writing Techniques 11.3 Standard Report Format 11.4 Sentence and Paragraph Development 11.5 Clarity in Writing 11.6 Writing a Summary 11.7 Drafting Conclusions and Recommendations 11.8 Some Last Tips Chapter 12 Text Production of Project Documents 12.1 Formulating Programs 12.2 Designing Development Projects Chapter 13 Writing for International Organizations in Brief 13.1 Before Writing 13.2 During Writing 13.3 After Writing Chapter 14 Final Remarks Bibliography Further Reading