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The New United Nations: International Organization in the Twenty-First Century

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  • Copyright: 2005-10-20
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Table of Contents

List of Figures, Tables, and Photos
xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction: Ways of Thinking About the United Nations and International Organizations 1(1)
International Organizations
2(1)
Theories of International Relations
2(5)
Realism
3(1)
Idealism
3(1)
Marxism
4(1)
Critical Theory and Constructivism
5(1)
Feminism
5(1)
Dependency Theory
6(1)
Postmodernism
6(1)
Other Theories
7(1)
The United Nations
7(2)
Notes
9(1)
The Many Places of the United Nations
10(26)
The UN System
10(19)
New York City
10(6)
Geneva, Switzerland
16(4)
Nairobi, Kenya
20(2)
Vienna, Austria
22(1)
The Hague, The Netherlands
23(1)
Montreal, Canada
24(2)
Rome, Italy
26(1)
Pristina, Serbia-Montenegro (Kosovo Province), and Dili, Timor-Leste
27(2)
The New United Nations
29(4)
Summary
33(1)
Notes
33(1)
Key Terms
34(1)
Resources for Further Research
34(2)
Origins and History of the United Nations
36(41)
Overview of Early Historical Efforts to Establish International Organization
36(1)
International Relations before the Twentieth Century
37(1)
The Concert of Europe
38(1)
The League of Nations and World War II
39(3)
The League of Nations
39(2)
Woodrow Wilson and the Elemental Weaknesses of the League
41(1)
U.S. and Allied Visions of the Post--World War II Period
42(8)
Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882--1945)
43(3)
Winston Churchill (1874--1965)
46(2)
Joseph Stalin (1879--1953)
48(2)
Three Wartime Conferences
50(3)
Dumbarton Oaks Conference
50(1)
Yalta Conference
51(2)
Bretton Woods Conference
53(1)
UN Conference on International Organization
53(6)
Eleanor's UN: Beyond International Peace and Security
59(4)
Specialized Agencies and Eleanor's UN
61(1)
Nongovernmental Organizations and Eleanor's UN
61(1)
Millennium Summit Goals and Eleanor's UN
62(1)
The Cold War
63(6)
Korea
64(1)
Nuclear Weapons
65(1)
Persisting Tensions
65(3)
Waning of the Cold War
68(1)
Iraq and the Post-Cold War United Nations
69(4)
September 11, 2001, and the Age of Terrorism
70(3)
Summary
73(1)
Notes
74(1)
Key Terms
75(1)
Resources for Further Research
76(1)
The Evolving UN Charter
77(41)
Contents of the Charter
77(2)
Amendments to the Charter
79(2)
Informal Modifications of the Charter
80(1)
Chapter VI1/2 Provisions
81(1)
The Cold War, Expanding Membership, and the Charter
81(4)
Membership
82(1)
North-South Relations and the United Nations
83(1)
National Liberation and the United Nations
84(1)
The Non-Aligned Movement and the United Nations
84(1)
Evolution of International Law
85(6)
Financial Crisis and the Impetus for Reform
91(1)
The Continuing Budget Crisis
92(5)
Scale of Assessment and the Budget Process
93(2)
U.S. Nonpayment of UN Dues and the Demand for Reforms: Is the United Nations Worth It?
95(2)
UN Reform
97(16)
Efforts by Perez de Cuellar and Boutros-Ghali to Accommodate U.S. Demands for Reform
97(3)
Kofi Annan and the Reform ``Revolution''
100(12)
Scandal and the United Nations
112(1)
Summary
113(1)
Notes
114(2)
Key Terms
116(1)
Resources for Further Research
116(2)
Evolving Institutions
118(43)
Coordination of the UN System
118(1)
Principal Organs
119(24)
General Assembly
119(7)
Security Council
126(7)
Economic and Social Council
133(3)
Trusteeship Council
136(1)
Secretariat
137(2)
International Court of Justice
139(4)
Specialized Agencies, Programmes and Funds, and Other Groups
143(5)
Specialized Agencies
143(2)
Programmes and Funds
145(1)
Other Groups
146(2)
New Structures on the Global Stage
148(2)
World Conferences
148(1)
The Global Compact
149(1)
Special Rapporteurs
150(1)
Human Rights Tribunals
150(1)
Globalization, Bretton Woods Institutions, and the United Nations
150(8)
Bretton Woods Conference
151(1)
World Bank
152(1)
International Monetary Fund
153(2)
World Trade Organization
155(3)
Summary
158(1)
Notes
158(2)
Key Terms
160(1)
Resources for Further Research
160(1)
Maintenance of International Peace and Security
161(36)
Historical Perspective on International Peace and Security
161(1)
The Concept of Collective Security
162(4)
Collective Security Provisions of the UN Charter
166(2)
Legal Authority for Collective Security: UN Charter Chapters VI and VII
168(4)
Collective Security under Cold War Conditions
172(4)
Uniting for Peace Resolution
173(1)
Emergency Special Sessions of the General Assembly
173(3)
Peacekeeping and Military Observer Groups
176(1)
Disarmament and Arms Control
176(7)
Changing Disarmament Priorities
180(3)
Post--Cold War Collective Security
183(4)
Smart Sanctions
184(3)
The UN's Longest Collective Security Crisis: The Arab-Israeli Dispute
187(6)
Summary
193(1)
Notes
194(1)
Key Terms
195(1)
Resources for Further Research
195(2)
Peacekeeping and Nation Building
197(30)
The Origination of Peacekeeping in the United Nations
197(1)
Important Cold War Peacekeeping Missions
198(5)
UN Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan
198(1)
UN Operation in the Congo
199(1)
UN Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus
200(1)
UN Disengagement Observer Force
201(1)
UN Interim Force in Lebanon
202(1)
Second-Generation Peacekeeping
203(16)
UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations
204(1)
Early Nation-Building Missions
205(3)
Later Second-Generation Peacekeeping Missions
208(4)
Brahimi Report
212(1)
Peace Building
213(6)
Africa
219(5)
Somalia
219(2)
The Congo
221(1)
Sierra Leone and Liberia
222(2)
Summary
224(1)
Notes
225(1)
Key Terms
226(1)
Resources for Further Research
226(1)
Making Global Public Policy: Promoting Civil Society, Human Rights, and Women's Empowerment
227(27)
The Emergence of Thematic Diplomacy
227(1)
The Age of the Nongovernmental Organization
228(3)
Special Rapporteurs
231(1)
The Global Compact
232(2)
Global Civil Society
234(1)
Human Rights
235(11)
The Policy Process
235(6)
The Judicial Process
241(5)
Women's Rights
246(5)
Securing Group Rights through Public Mobilization
246(3)
Research on Women
249(1)
Assistance to Women
250(1)
Summary
251(1)
Notes
251(1)
Key Terms
252(1)
Resources for Further Research
252(2)
Economic Development, the Environment, and Health Policy
254(32)
Backdrop to Economic Development Policy
254(3)
UN Conference on Trade and Development
257(2)
UN Development Programme
259(2)
The Right to Development and the Least Developed Countries
261(5)
The Environment and Sustainable Development
266(2)
UN Environment Programme
268(11)
Atmosphere and Climate Change
271(3)
Water Pollution and Marine Resources
274(1)
Biodiversity and Natural Resources
275(1)
Desertification and Deforestation
276(2)
International Financing
278(1)
Sustainable Human Development: The Fight against HIV/AIDS
279(3)
Summary
282(1)
Notes
283(2)
Key Terms
285(1)
Resources for Further Research
285(1)
EPILOGUE
286(73)
APPENDICES
Appendix A Charter of the United Nations
289(24)
Appendix B Universal Declaration of Human Rights
313(6)
Appendix C UN Member States
319(3)
Appendix D Statute of the International Court of Justice
322(13)
Appendix E Secretaries-General of the United Nations
335(8)
Appendix F Selected UN Resolutions
343(9)
Appendix G Acronyms and Abbreviations
352(7)
Index 359

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