III. Global Administrative Bodies
This section deals with the "internal dimension" of global administrative law: the increasing application of principles of administrative law - in particular relating to transparency, participation, and accountability - to the activities of the institutions of global regulatory governance. It is structured according to the type of institution that is analysed in the text in question: traditional international organizations (a general section, followed by a number of subsections focusing on particular bodies that have been the subject of significant amounts of literature); transnational networks of national regulatory officials; hybrid public-private bodies; and lastly those purely private bodies that exercise a public governance function. The central focus of these texts, then, is not with the outcomes of the activities of these bodies, but rather with the regulation of that activity.
A. International Organizations - General
a. UN Security Council
b. UN Agencies
c. World Trade Organization
d. World Bank
e. International Monetary Fund
f. Others
B. Transnational Regulatory Networks
