For years, theorists have debated whether international organizations can enter into or enter into

international obligations or treaties. A treaty can be defined as an agreement between countries or

states and is governed by international law. International organizations such as the United Nations,
the EU and the Council of Europe may become parties to the treaty. One of the many questions
theorists are trying to answer is whether international organizations have actually improved their
contracting processes. Contracts can be bilateral. strictly two-state or multilateral; between three or
more countries. International organizations typically challenge international relations theorists. Some
of these theorists believe that states should be the only actors responsible for all international affairs.
The book "International Organizations as Legislators" by José Alvarez provides a detailed account of
international organizations. The author explains through the characteristics of international
organizations. He sees international organizations as the result of agreements established by various
countries and has at least one member state capable of operating within the framework of
international law. However, he describes some difficulties that arise when describing international
organizations.
More international organizations were formed in the 20th and 21st centuries. By 1909, 37 MOs had
been created. In 1885 there were about 378 IOs, and by 2000 there were 250. One of the problems
that arises in the analysis of international organizations is the taxonomy of functions and forms. In his
book Alvarez attempts to establish the various roles of public international organizations. He must
establish their common characteristics, the roles and practices of international organizations in
international relations, and their ability to enact legislation that unites nations and influences
individual behavior and systems.
As the world becomes more and more interdependent, the need for treaties increases. This has been
reinforced, among other things, by continuous technological advances, supranationalism and
economic globalization. The UN, the WTO, the EU and the European Council are just a few of the
international organizations with international functions. To determine whether a MOD's contracting
process is democratic, different forms and processes need to be considered.
First, it is important to note that MOD has expanded the scope of its participation in treaty signing.
Less powerful governments, non-governmental organizations and other interest groups such as
international law offices have benefited. The role of the United Nations (UN), which has developed
into an international organization, is multifaceted. One of the UN consensus is that all treaties must
be registered before they can be enforced or enforced by the applicable law enforcement authorities.
The main purpose of this provision was to prevent the distribution of confidentiality treaties. Such
confidentiality agreements may not be in the interest of all Member States and may not represent the
interests of the parties. The United Nations passed several treaty-related laws at its General Assembly
in 1986. One of the laws considered all the major roles of treaties in international relations. Another
role was to recognize the consensual nature of all treaties and their importance as a source of
international law. Another role was to point out that all principles of goodwill and free consent are
universally recognized. Another role was to identify the need to strengthen the progressive and
codified development of international law. Building on these and other roles, José Alvarez discusses
different ways international organizations can achieve IO standards. The transition to IO has changed
international obligations. It is important to analyze customs, treaties and general principles, as well
as other relevant obligations that international organizations have to fulfill in order to fit into these
outdated categories.
UN actions may conflict with the individual views of Member States. If the United Nations does not
have a general provision on treaty-making power, all comments refer to at least six articles of the
Charter. In most cases, the UN has used such provisions extensively. The degree of decision-making in
international organizations depends primarily on the powers delegated to them by Member States. It
should be noted that there are only sparse references. The UN Security Council has the right, in
accordance with Article 43, to conclude agreements with member states to secure military
deployments in their favor. In addition, Articles 57 and 63 of the United Nations require the socio-
economic board to enter into agreements with other international organizations to link these
member states with the United Nations. The United Nations has participated in numerous
agreements. For example, it participated in an agreement with the United States (headquarters
agreement). Another example is the peacekeeping or peacekeeping activities of many countries
around the world. It is based on agreements signed with the host country as well as the countries
providing its armed forces. This agreement sets out the legal position of the armed forces and the
issue of immunity. If the United Nations wants humanitarian aid, any agreement with the host
country should be at the center of the effort. In other words, a united nation is signing a treaty on a
larger scale than its founders intended.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) is also an international organization that can conclude treaties.
However, it remains a question whether the WTO can improve its contracting process. The countries
members of WTO recognized that their relations in fields of economic and trade endeavor must be
conducted with an aim of raising the standard of living, and ensuring full employment among the
member countries. It was also established so as to expand the production of services and
commodities in the member countries so as to allow the optimal use of the world`s resources. The
member states recognize the need for