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[In the era of globalization, there is a need for research which explains the cause and the importance of transnational phenomena that affect people’s lives. International organizations are obvious objects of analysis in order to achieve a deeper understanding of some of the more prominent and organized transnational issues characterizing the 20th century because they are specific places — headquarters with offices, meeting rooms and conference facilities — where people meet beyond national borders and exchange knowledge.1]
Published: Feb 26, 2016
Keywords: Member State; World Heritage; Impact Evaluation; United Nations Educational; Common Heritage
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