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According to Archer, C$.(2015),$ one of the easiest ways to classify international organizations is by the structure of their institutions and the comparative power of these institutions. Reuter $(1958)$ suggested three basic questions about the institutions that help classify organizations. What is not the one that Reuter suggested?

What provision is made in the organs to balance the interests of one member against those of another or one group of members against another group? How, then, is institutional power distributed?

What are the organization supposed to do$,$ and what do they actually do$?$

How is the balance between the power and influence of the member states and that of the organization's institutions reflected in its structure?

What is the balance between governmental and non$-$governmental representation?