Nonstate Institution 2.
Market – reactive because of
Module 11
 By the end of World War 11, various
humanitarian issues and crisis took place;
because of this NonState Institutions were
established.
 Their function is to address transnational
and local issues that were faced by the
state.
 NONSTATE INSTITUTIONS include the
following:
 Banks and Corporations
 Function is to aid people in terms of
money and investments.
 KINDS OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
1. Commercial Banks – financial deposit
with security and convenience which could
be in the form of credit card, debit card,
and check.
2. Investment Banks – Issue securities to
the investing public.
3. Insurance Companies – aid individuals
and companies in terms of risk
management and wealth preservation.
4. Brokerages – Commission-based
earnings.
5. Investment Companies or Corporation –
Help individuals invest funds or money with
other investors to manage portfolios of
security.
 Cooperatives and Trade Unions
 Primary role is promoting labor welfare
and good industrial relations.
 ROLES OF TRADE UNIONS
1. Political - can be powerful and influential
in creating political impact.
preoccupied economic aims that concern
employment salaries, wages and inflation
rates and rights.
3. Regulatory – influential in determining
and improving job qualities and standards
to regulate employment functions.
4. Democratizing – Promote rights to
economic democracy.
5. Service – promote the welfare of
members through various initiatives and
partnerships with different organizations
that provide service to them.
6. Enhancement – concerned for potential
development and member’s improvement.
7. Welfare – conforming more to the idea
of the trade union as being part of a
movement.
 Transnational Advocacy Groups
 Constantly influence the policy-making
in a country by sponsoring advocacy
campaigns publicizing social issues.
 Transnational actors could be
categorized into local social movements,
foundations, media, religious
organization, scholars, international
agencies and regional
intergovernmental organizations.
 TAGs (Transnational Advocacy Groups)
- Catered issues about human rights,
consumers’ right, women’s rights,
international peace and
environmental issues.
 Development Agencies
 They have specific aims and goals
(development).
 Concentrate on the growth,
progression, and advancement of
specific societal concerns.
2 Types of Development agencies:
1. International Organizations
2. NGOs.
 International Organizations