GLOBAL SCIENCE GOVERNANCE: CASE OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS by M. V. Kharkevich, M. Yu. Tumanova, D. S. Korobov, S. N. Nedelko

“…The main thesis of this article is that under the conditions of globalization, the governance of basic science is carried out more effectively with the help of international intergovernmental organizations. To prove this thesis, the article uses the case study method, namely, the case of an international intergovernmental organization in the field of nuclear physics, the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in the Russian city of Dubna.…”
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Opening the World Court to State and Non-State Actors in Contentious Cases: Reality or Utopia? by Paula Wojcikiewicz Almeida, Giulia Tavares Romay

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THE PROSPECTS FOR INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION: A LIBERAL INTERGOVERNMENTALIST PERSPECTIVE by Piotr Tosiek

“…The main thought is the statement that, when adopting the liberal intergovernmentalism, the EU will remain an intergovernmental organization, founded on societies organized in nation states, but at the same time internally differentiated in terms of the quality of membership.…”
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L’environnement juridique de la lutte contre la pollution par les plastiques en Asie du Sud-Est (ASEAN) by Jacques Dupouey

“…With a population of 681 million in 2022, Southeast Asia is the region most affected by marine plastic pollution, for geographical, demographic and climatic reasons. 20% of the world’s plastic production is generated in Southeast Asia. 53% of the waste generated in the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the region’s intergovernmental organization, is currently not collected. It is therefore crucial for these countries to legislate, regulate and equip themselves with specialized capacities, institutions and infrastructures to fight the scourge of plastic pollution and debris as effectively as possible. …”
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Et si les ethnosciences facilitaient la production de passerelles au sein du monde académique comme non-académique ? by Catherine Sabinot

“…Over time, the knowledge and ways of looking at the world revealed by this field of research have gradually crossed academic and non-academic boundaries and are now frequently at the heart of truly interdisciplinary research programs, and even at the heart of the new assessment reports of the IPBES, intergovernmental organization. In order to strengthen the science-policy interface in the field of biodiversity and ecosystem services for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, long-term human well-being and sustainable development, IPBES, after having worked on regional assessments of biodiversity, is now engaged in the production of assessments targeting cross-cutting themes in which we will see that the ethnosciences have a major role to play.…”
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Transatlantic links and BRICS: prospects of strategic co-existence by E. R. Voronin

“…The article analyzes the possibilities of building long-term relations between the Western intergovernmental organizations, first of all, NATO and the European Union, and BRICS, considers the prospects for the strategic co-existence between them. …”
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Questions of the legal nature of the Minsk agreements (international legal analysis) by V. V. Markov, A. V. Voitsikhovskyi

“…The importance of the Minsk agreements in resolving the conflict and the fact that they are the only agreed basis for achieving peace in eastern Ukraine has been repeatedly stated by world leaders and leaders of international intergovernmental organizations (primarily the UN, OSCE, EU, NATO, etc.). …”
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Legitimizing Factors of the American Hegemony: The Changing Role of Coalitions and Partnerships by A. N. Bogdanov

“…For this purpose, the U.S. relied on traditional alliances and intergovernmental organizations as mediators in relations between Washington and the less powerful countries in order to ensure the legitimacy of the American engagement. …”
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Equity and gender mainstreaming in public policy: A scoping review protocol. by Michelle Amri, Jinny Yang, Geneviève Jessiman-Perreault, Amne Haikal, Kathryn Barrett, Jesse B Bump

“…However, texts that discuss the work of nongovernmental or intergovernmental organizations will be excluded. Data will be charted by: bibliographic information, including the authors, year, and article title; country the text discussed; and a brief summary on the approach taken.…”
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SOME “EXOTIC” INFORMATION SOURCES THAT HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED DURING THE SELECTION OF SERIAL PUBLICATIONS TO SUPPORT RESEARCH IN ENERGY SECURITY, ENERGY CONSERVATION AND ENERGY EFFIC... by V. S. Lazarev, I. V. Yurik

“…As for the species structure of the information sources included in our reference list, there are: a database with online access; web-sites of news agencies; web-site of the International Energy Agency; statistical yearbooks and the electronic resources exposing them, annual reports of governmental and intergovernmental organizations; the online version of the newspaper (“The Guardian”).…”
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