Titlebook: Between Sovereignty and Global Governance?; The United Nations a Albert J. Paolini (Former Assistant Lecturer in In Book 1998 Palgrave Macm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-07960-7ion of feasible reform was far too narrowly circumscribed. In the public domain, aside from budget-trimming and downsizing, UN reform came to be identified almost exclusively with the enlargement of the Security Council. Even this focus was trivialized by the insistence of Western governments that f

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The UN Role in Facilitating Regional Nuclear-Free and Weapons of Mass Destruction-Free ZonesRegional nuclear weapon-free zones (NWFZs) have now successfully denuclearized more than half the globe’s surface, including almost all of the Southern Hemisphere, at least in relation to regional acquisition of nuclear weapons and land-based stationing by nuclear weapon powers.

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Let Whatever is Smouldering Erupt? Conditional Sovereignty, Reviewable Intervention and Rwanda 1994 small counter-attacking army to sleep on waterless wastes of volcanic rock. We later brought water, food and medicines to exhausted and infected refugees, including the planners and perpetrators of the massacres, in the rocky fields, but apart from a hopelessly small, and dubiously motivated, initi