1. Introduction: Lifting the Veil of Harmony: Anthropologists approach International Organizations by Birgit Müller
Part 1 Making a World that is Governable
2. The Power of Perseverance. Exploring the Negotiation Dynamics at the World Intellectual Property Organization by Regina Bendix
3. The Making of Global Consensus. Constructing Norms on Refugee Protection at UNHCR by Marion Fresia
4. The Politics of Technicality. Guidance Culture in Environmental Governance by Peter Bille Larsen
Part 2 Diluting Conflict — Creating Harmony
5. Before Audit Culture: A Genealogy of International Oversight of Rights by Jane K. Cowan
6. Politics of Shame: The Bureaucratization of International Human Rights Monitoring by Tobias Kelly
7. Entangled in Artifacts. Governing Diverging Claims and Rights to Cultural Objects at UNESCO by Brigitta Hauser-Schäublin
Part 3 Participation and Actor Building across Scales
8. “We Indigenous Peoples…” Global Activism and the Emergence of a New Collective Subject at the United Nations by Irène Bellier
9. The Loss of Harmony. FAO Guidance for Food Security in Nicaragua by Birgit Müller
10. Nature for Money. The Configuration of Transnational Institutional Space for Environmental Governance by Kenneth Iain MacDonald
Notes on Contributors
Index
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