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Author: Joyleen
Joyleen
My name is Joyleen Meki.I’m currently in my 5th year studying B.A LLB
Introduction International organisations have become the backbone of global governance, facilitating cooperation in areas such as peace and security, trade, human rights, health, and development. For law students, understanding their structure, functioning, and limitations is essential. In this assignment, I have chosen two authoritative books on the subject: International Organizations by H.O. Agarwal (2018, Central Law Publications) and The Law of International Organizations by Nigel D. White (2016, Oxford University Press). I selected these books because they complement each other. Agarwal’s text is widely used in Indian law schools for its clear explanations and exam-oriented approach, while White’s book provides…
