INTRODUCTION

The foundation of International Organization was built in ancient times , but the organizations themselves did not appear until the nineteenth century, when they were formed among political structures known as nation-states. before being linked by these organizations, the nation-states already had diplomatic , economic, legal and war relationships.

the idea of international organizations is gradually becoming more complex and influential as shown by both of the words and action actions of government spokespeople. although they may not go so far as to surrender sovereign powers to international organizations, they do find them indispensable for other purposes. new nations demonstrate this in their eagerness to be admitted to the United Nations. Despite great differences, the big powers in the UN do not seem anxious to withdraw and all countries find the organization useful for sounding out ideas & for contact with other nations.

the United Nations has a more elaborate structure than the League of Nations did, which in turn was more complex than pre-World war 1 organizations.at the same time, ,regional and private international organizations since 1945 also have increased in both numbers and influence. we may assume then that this process will continue, & the international organizations will become an increasingly important part of international relationships.