Publications

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TitleYear of publicationAuthor(s)
A New Barometer for the Evolution of Multilateral Counterterrorism: Introduction to the Materials, Methods, and Results of the UN Security Council & Terrorism Dataset (UNSC-TDS) uniba/213632014Dorsch, Christian
Analogy-based Collective Decision-making and Incremental Change in International Organizations uniba/510872021Dörfler, Thomas; Gehring, Thomas  
Constitutive Mechanisms of UN Security Council Practices. Precedent Pressure, Ratchet Effect and Council Action Regarding Intrastate Conflicts uniba/482682019Gehring, Thomas  ; Dörfler, Thomas
Credible commitment without independent regulatory agent: Evidence from the Security Council's United Nations Compensation Commission uniba/471822018Becker, Manuel; Dörfler, Thomas; Gehring, Thomas  
Division of Labor and Rule-based Decisionmaking Within the UN Security Council : The Al-Qaeda/Taliban Sanctions Regime uniba/63392013Gehring, Thomas  ; Dörfler, Thomas
Institutionelle Opportunitätsstrukturen im Weltsicherheitsrat : Wie Doktrinen und andere Vorentscheidungen das Handeln der Mitgliedstaaten und die kollektiven Entscheidungen über den Eingriff in innerstaatliche Konflikte beeinflussen uniba/511082015Dorsch, Christian; Gehring, Thomas  
Precedent and doctrine in organisational decision-making: the power of informal institutional rules in the United Nations Security Council’s activities on terrorism uniba/482692019Gehring, Thomas  ; Dorsch, Christian; Dörfler, Thomas
Reforming the United Nations Security Council: proposals, strategies and preferences uniba/18372013Dörfler, Thomas; Hosli, Madeleine O.
Security Council Sanctions Committees: From power-based to rule-based decision-making? uniba/407732016Dörfler, Thomas
Taking a New Perspective. Mapping the Al Qaeda Network through the Eyes of the UN Security Council uniba/218472015Stollenwerk, Eric; Dörfler, Thomas; Schibberges, Julian
The United Nations Security Council : The Challenge of Reform uniba/218912015Hosli, Madeleine O.; Dörfler, Thomas
Wie internationale Organisationen durch die Strukturierung von Entscheidungsprozessen Autonomie gewinnen. Der Weltsicherheitsrat und seine Sanktionsausschüsse als System funktionaler Ausdifferenzierung uniba/218382015Dörfler, Thomas; Gehring, Thomas