The United Nations in the new world disorder
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The United Nations in the new world disorder
（Wilton Park papers, 75）
HMSO, 1993
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"Report based on Wilton Park Conference 397: 24-28 May 1993. The United Nations: A New Role in a New World Order? in association with the Twentieth Century Fund, New York."
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Description
The end of the Cold War ushered in a new era of super-power co-operation and the principle of collective security seemed to hold out hope that a new world order could be constructed. What has happened since the Gulf War suggests that a new world disorder is a more appropriate description. This report examines the new great power consensus underpinning the UN; how changing perceptions of sovereignty are altering the international context within which the UN operates; the pressure for reform of the UN system; and the major problems with which the UN is confronted.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- The post Cold War consensus in the Security Council
- When is intervention in the domestic affairs of sovereign states justifiable?
- Key member states
- Reform of the United Nations system
- Major issues in the 1990s
- Conclusions. List of participants.
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