November 11, 2025International Journal of Constitutional LawOpen Access

Of cheques and balances: Funding and separation of powers in international organizations law

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Funding of international organizations increasingly relies on the private sector, impacting governance structures.
The limited role of the separation of powers doctrine in international organizations is emphasized, exploring its implications.
The article discusses possible alternative mechanisms for separation of powers, such as global administrative law and horizontal review.
Changes in funding patterns, especially regarding global health, highlight the need for reevaluation of power separation.

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This article investigates the separation of powers doctrine in international organizations, implying that new funding practices may reshape its application in global health contexts.

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This article investigates the separation of powers doctrine in international organizations, implying that new funding practices may reshape its application in global health contexts.

Of cheques and balances: Funding and separation of powers in international organizations law

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Of cheques and balances: Funding and separation of powers in international organizations law

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