The Global Democratic Deficit: Undemocratic international institutions favor powerful countries—and shape who pays and who benefits Paula Druschke and Gastón Nievas construct a novel historical database covering more than 60 international organizations from the League of Nations (1920) to today, including the Bretton Woods system (World Bank and IMF), the United Nations and its agencies, the European Union and a broad set of multilateral development banks to investigate how global governance structures shape the provision and distributionof global public goods.Read More
The Global Democratic Deficit: Undemocratic international institutions favor powerful countries—and shape who pays and who benefits – WID
