What Is a Supranational?
The supranational organizations gradually emerged after World War II. The foundation of their establishment was that each sovereign state took the initiative to surrender a part of its sovereignty and handed over the handling of some affairs to the international community. A supranational organization is an international organization that assumes one or more of these sovereignty.
Supranational organization
- Chinese name
- Supranational organization
- Foreign name
- supranational organization
- Formation time
- After World War II
- Cause of formation
- Economic globalization is deepening
- Foundation
- Sovereign states surrendered part of their sovereignty
- Area
- globally
- Nature
- organization
- Background
- Economic Globalization
- The supranational organizations gradually emerged after World War II. The foundation of their establishment was that each sovereign state took the initiative to surrender a part of its sovereignty and handed over the handling of some affairs to the international community. A supranational organization is an international organization that assumes one or more of these sovereignty.
- The International Criminal Court is a standard supranational organization. It is not affiliated with any other supranational organization. Only its internal regulations are maintained to maintain its operation. We may think that these supranational organizations are of great help to us, such as the WTO that we joined after hardships, but the threat of these supernational organizations to us is also real.
- At the time of the high incidence of bird flu, the World Health Organization only included China s Hong Kong as a high-risk area for bird flu. The number of tourists to Hong Kong dropped sharply, and Hong Kong immediately became a dead city. Also, the equestrian events of the Beijing Olympic Games in China are held in Hong Kong because our country is not a member of the International Equestrian Federation, and it has been listed as an epidemic area and is not qualified to host international events. It can be seen that the existence of these supranational organizations has obviously reduced the sovereignty of various countries.
- Due to the deepening of Western-led economic globalization, the status of supranational organizations has been greatly improved. Especially in the economic field, one country's economic policy or monetary policy may affect other countries, and many international financial crises also require the cooperation of various countries. Take the US subprime mortgage crisis as an example. The major central banks in Europe and Japan are involved in plugging the loopholes in US funds. The United States can hardly cope with it. [1]