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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The United Nations and World Order in Democratic Transitionbeen variously characterized as ‘post-Westphalian’, ‘post-industrial’, ‘postmodern’, ‘post-Cold War’, or even ‘post-post-Cold War’. It is not certain whether we are really in a ‘post’ phase, nor is it clear what a ‘post’ phase means beyond the negative implication that things are no longer as they w

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The Outlook for UN Reform: Necessary, but Impossibleion 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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Regional Arrangements and Democratic Reform of the United Nationsetached from global institutions, the erosion of the influence of traditional institutions of global governance including the UN and the renewed importance of social, economic and political movements within and across states.. In this context, new regional bodies sit between state sovereignty and gl

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The Bretton Woods Institutions and the Demise of the UN Development Systeming the South. The crisis of the UN stems not only from a massive failure to serve as a viable mechanism to contain or solve global conflicts. It also springs from its failure to serve as a viable vehicle for economic decolonization, a role into which it was thrust in the 1950s.

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998

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