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Front Cover\nInternational Organizations and Small States: Participation, Legitimacy and Vulnerability\nCopyright information\nTable of contents\nList of Tables\nList of Acronyms\nAcknowledgments\n1 Introduction\n Our contribution: a tale of two dilemmas\n The small states’ dilemma: the disproportionate costs of statehood\n Approach, cases, data, and analysis\n Approach: explaining how these two dilemmas interact\n Cases: which small states and which IOs?\n Sources and data\n Analysis\n Structure of the book\nPart I Actors\n 2 Why Do IOs Encourage the Participation of Small States?\n IOs, membership, and throughput legitimacy\n The evolution of legitimation practices\n Promoting norms and principles\n Upholding rules, conventions, and traditions\n Groupings\n Decision-making\n Leadership elections\n Facilitating mutual assistance and cooperation\n Larger states\n The secretariat\n NGOs\n Conclusion\n 3 Why Do Small States Engage with IOs?\n Sovereign recognition\n Economic development and technical assistance\n Maintaining a permissive liberal order\n The competent performance of vulnerability\n Rhetorical action\n Collaboration\n Active participation\n Conclusion\nPart II Interactions\n 4 Differentiated Vulnerabilities, Climate Change, and the UN Agencies\n Climate vulnerability and the rise of the SIDS\n Rhetorical action\n Collaboration\n Active participation\n Throughput legitimacy and the participation of small members\n Promoting norms and principles\n Upholding rules, conventions, and traditions\n Facilitating mutual assistance and cooperation\n Conclusion\n 5 Differentiated Development in the IMF, the WBG, and the WTO\n Rhetorical action\n Collaboration\n Active participation\n Throughput legitimacy and the right to development\n Promoting norms and principles\n Upholding rules, conventions, and traditions\n Facilitating mutual assistance and alliances\n Conclusion\n 6 Expanding the Agenda at the WHO and the WIPO\n Throughput legitimacy and serving the SIDS\n Promoting norms and principles\n Upholding rules, conventions, and traditions\n Facilitating mutual assistance and alliances\n New vulnerabilities and small states\n Rhetorical action\n Collaboration\n Active participation\n Conclusion\n 7 Conclusion\n Does the performance of vulnerability produce real benefits for small states?\n SIDS as norm entrepreneurs\n Do throughputs increase the legitimacy of IOs?\n Canaries in the global governance coal mine\nNotes\nReferences\nIndex\nBack Cover