The United Nations and global security / edited by Richard M. Price and Mark W. Zacher.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. The UN and Debates Over Weapons of Mass Destruction / Nina Tannenwald
- 2. Facing the Challenge of Small Arms: The UN and Global Security Governance / Keith Krause
- 3. Improving the Effectiveness of UN Arms Embargoes / W. Andy Knight
- 4. When Aspiration Exceeds Capability: The UN and Conflict Prevention / Andrew Mack and Kathryn Furlong
- 5. Can the UN Still Mediate? / Fen Osler Hampson
- 6. Another Reluctant Belligerent: The United Nations and the War on Terrorism / Edward C. Luck
- 7. UN Sanctions: A Glass Half-Full? / Andrew Mack and Asif Khan
- 8. International Tribunals and the Criminalization of International Violence / Joanne Lee and Richard Price
- 9. From Peace-keeping to Peace-building: The United Nations and the Challenge of Intrastate War / Allen G. Sens
- 10. Refugee Protection and State Security: Towards a Greater Convergence / Gil Loescher
- 11. Authorizing Humanitarian Intervention / Jennifer M. Welsh
- 12. Developing Countries and the Intervention-Sovereignty Debate / Ramesh Thakur
- 13. The Conundrums of International Power Sharing: The Politics of Security Council Reform / Mark W. Zacher
- 14. The UN, Regional Organizations, and Regional Conflict: Is There a Viable Role for the UN? / Brian L. Job
- 15. Human Security: An Opening for UN Reform / Lloyd Axworthy
- 16. The League of Nations Redux? / Richard Price.
