International admin- istration supp.4 (1995 ed.)

This text describes the law and practice of the internal functioning of international organizations.

It deals with questions such as recruitment and retention policies of the staff of international organizations, the differing environments in which these employees work, their privileges and immunities, staff representation, and the judicial remedies open to staff.

It also deals with such topics as social security and pensions, the relationship between the heads of the organizations, and member states in staff and administrative matters, the administrative co-ordination between organizations, and the need for reform in times of (financial) crisis.

It should be of interest not only to students of administrative sciences, but to staff representatives, personnel departments and legal departments of international organizations as well as of Ministries of Foreign Affairs and trade missions.

International Administration is supplemented annually with approximately 100 pages of new contributions.