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At A Time When The United Nations Demonstrates New Vitality, This Straightforward Explanation Of The World Organization's First 45 Years Provides Essential Background. It Sets Out The Fundamental Features Of The Structure Of The United Nations And Traces The Political Developments Around Such Topics As Maintaining International Peace Protecting Human Rights, And Improving Economic Welfare. Its Authors Are Long-time Observers And Recognized Scholars. Their Transatlantic Collaboration Provides An Extra Edge Of Objectivity. 1. Introduction. Independent States. Interdependent Societies. International Law. Reforming World Politics. Conferences And Decisions. Functional Cooperation In The Nineteenth Century. The Concert Of Europe. The Hague Peace Conferences. The League Of Nations. The Second World War And The Un. The San Francisco Conference -- 2. Charter And Structure Of The United Nations. Close Relatives. The General Assembly. The Security Council. The Economic And Social Council. The Trusteeship Council. The International Court Of Justice. The Secretariat. Cluster Of Un Agencies. Organizational Tension -- 3. Membership And Decision-making. Chinese Representation. Divided States. Swi

Author

Peter R. Baehr and Leon Gordenker

Publisher

New York: St. Martin's Press

Published

1992

Language

EN

ISBN

9780312083779

Subjects

Law, Political Science