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Reforming UN Decision-Making Procedures Martin Daniel Niemetz (LSE, UK.)

Reforming UN Decision-Making Procedures By Martin Daniel Niemetz (LSE, UK.)

Reforming UN Decision-Making Procedures by Martin Daniel Niemetz (LSE, UK.)


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This volume seeks to offer a concrete and practically applicable answer to the question of how to increase the legitimacy of the UNs decision-making procedures on issues of global peace and security and offers an authoritative account of the decision-making procedures in the United Nations

Reforming UN Decision-Making Procedures Summary

Reforming UN Decision-Making Procedures: Promoting a Deliberative System for Global Peace and Security by Martin Daniel Niemetz (LSE, UK.)

The institutional procedures for the UNs decision-making on issues of global peace and security, first and foremost the Security Council (SC), were conceived with the objective of enabling a swift but internationally coordinated response to irregular situations of crises. Today, however, the UN is constantly involved in situations of conflict and has expanded its range of activities.

About Martin Daniel Niemetz (LSE, UK.)

Martin Daniel Niemetz has just completed his PhD at London School of Economics, UK. He is currently a Political Advisor to the Executive Office of the Secretary-General, Vienna, Austria.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION, PART ONE: FRAMEWORK 1. Promoting a Deliberative System: The Desirability Score 2. The Politics of UN Reform: The Feasibility Score 3. Overview of Reform Proposals PART TWO: EVALUATION 5.SC Membership and Voting 6. SC Working Methods 7. Relations between SC and GA 8. Relations between SC and Civil Society 9. Overview of Evaluation Results CONCLUSION

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NPB9780815377634
9780815377634
0815377630
Reforming UN Decision-Making Procedures: Promoting a Deliberative System for Global Peace and Security by Martin Daniel Niemetz (LSE, UK.)
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Paperback
Taylor & Francis Inc
2017-10-26
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