Titlebook: Global Issues in the United Nations’ Framework; Paul Taylor (Senior Lecturer in International Rela Book 1989 Paul Taylor and A. J. R. Groo

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The Report of the Committee of Eighteen the United Nations, in the late 1980s, which was stimulated by a financial crisis in the system provoked by the withholding of funds by the United States, following the Kassebaum Amendment of August 1985. It includes a summary of the main problems, including those related to the Special Conferences, and a series of Recommendations for action.

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Introductionrica and Europe scholars have developed and refined — and occasionally abandoned — theories about international integration, about interdependence and about regimes. This, however, has been somewhat at the expense of a concern with the details of how international institutions actually work, particu

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The Origins and Institutional Setting of the UN Special Conferencesh have been concerned with some of the more pressing global problems of that period: the control of the growth of population, the problem of producing and distributing food, the issues of racial discrimination, disarmament and development, the protection of the environment, and the difficulties in t

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Population: Coming to Terms with People intended to evaluate progress since its predecessor, held in Mexico City 6–14 August 1984.. Three major questions are to be addressed. First, why were the special conferences held in preference to discussion of the questions with which they dealt in, say, ECOSOC, or the General Assembly, or in one

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The Human Environment: Stockholm and its Follow Upnce ever held’.. Never before had so many world leaders come together to discuss ‘the future of our species and the habitat in which it lives’.. Yet, the Conference took place without the participation of the whole Eastern bloc, which had refused to take part after a quibble about the non-recognitio

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Women’s Rights: 1975–1985which was launched in 1975 at a UN conference in Mexico City. A proposal for an International Women’s Year had been proposed earlier, in 1972. It originated with a group of non-governmental women’s organisations, although, since they could not technically introduce resolutions it was proposed to the