System Worked, The

In "System Worked," the authors explore the vital role of international institutions in shaping global governance and responding to crises. They delve into the history and evolution of organizations like the International Monetary Fund and the International Olympic Committee, illustrating how these bodies have provided structure and stability in an increasingly interconnected world.

Drezner and Constant argue that, despite criticisms, these institutions are essential for international cooperation and conflict resolution. By analyzing case studies and real-world implications, they highlight the successes and failures that have defined these organizations, ultimately championing their relevance in addressing contemporary global challenges.