In the 19th century, many events took place in the development of international organizations and they were encouraged by three important movements. First, the concert of Europe established in 1850, which represented the balance of forces that existed in Europe from the end of the wars against Napoleon to the outbreak of the First World War. It was established by four powers who were the members of the Quadruple Alliance that overcome Napoleon and his French Empire. It was an informal organization working under the same coordinated behavior based on rights and responsibilities; there were also organized meeting that set important practices that served as a model for later international organizations. The concert of Europe was important for global governance because it functioned as the inspiration for the League of Nations Council and the UN Security Council. …show more content…
With the arrived of the industrial revolution European countries had to deal with new challenges such as, problem stemming, expanding commerce, communications, and technological innovation; Challenges that contributed to the creation of new agencies like The International Telegraph Union (ITU) and the Universal Postal Union (UPU). Organizations that then led to a cooperation among European countries to voluntary accomplish nonpolitical responsibilities, which contributed to the establishment of structural bureaus, councils, and conferences that served to coordination of international organizations today. Also, Public international unions structured the techniques for multilateral