The International Organization and Its Stages of Development

Abstract

This study focuses on the international organization and its stages of development since ancient times. It explores how early civilizations established treaties and agreements as a means of communication between states and empires. The research highlights the evolution of the international community and the different forms of interaction between ancient civilizations, whether during times of peace or war.

The study also examines the historical development of international organization and the formation of treaties among ancient nations. These included alliances made between two or more states to strengthen their bonds of friendship — such as the treaty concluded by ancient Rome in 493 B.C. with a group of Latin cities, known as the Latin League. Other examples include peace treaties, like the one signed between Carthage and Rome in 279 B.C., as well as protection treaties.

Additionally, the research discusses the establishment of the League of Nations, its origins, and the reasons for its collapse. It also covers the emergence of the United Nations, outlining its main branches and its essential role in maintaining international peace and security. This summary provides an overview of the key themes and findings addressed in the study.