health services research
United Nations
enlargement of an international organization
G20
international affairs
British educational organizations
National Institute for Clinical Excellence
international economic organizations
international welfare organizations
international civil service
OECD
commonwealths
international regional organizations
Council of Europe
Canadian Health Services Research Foundation
Pan American Health Organization
exclusion from an international organization
international relations
National Health Service
Canadian Institute of Health Services and Policy Research
types of organization
international interregional organizations
Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research
European Union
international aid organizations
parliamentary assembly
International organizations (IOs) have three defining features: (1) they are constituted by members from more than one state, usually more than two; (2) they are oriented toward the pursuit of common goals, at least initially; and (3) they have a certain level of explicit formal structure, usually established by a treaty or constituent document. IOs are material entities, usually with offices and personnel. [Source: International Encyclopedia of Political Science; International Organizations]
international organizations
concepts