The UN Security Council in the 21st Century / / ed. by Sebastian von Einsiedel, Bruno Ugarte Stagno, David M. Malone.

• Superior document: Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter Lynne Rienner Press Complete eBook-Package 2016
• MitwirkendeR: Bellamy, Alex J.,; Berdal, Mats,; Bouillon, Markus E.,; Boutellis, Arthur,; Carayannis, Tatiana,; Chesterman, Simon,; Cockayne, James,; Dergham, Raghida,; Eckert, Sue,; Einsiedel, Sebastian von,; Gowan, Richard,; Greenstock, Jeremy,; Guéhenno, Jean-Marie,; Hirsch, John L.,; Johansson, Patrik,; Johnstone, Ian,; Jones, Bruce,; Keating, Colin,; Luck, Edward C.,; Mahbubani, Kishore,; Malone, David M.,; Mancini, Francesco,; Nitzschke, Heiko,; Novosseloff, Alexandra,; Peck, Connie,; Roberts, Adam,; Roberts, Amanda,; Romaniuk, Peter,; Rød-Larsen, Terje,; Schaper, Herman,; Shaikh, Salman,; Sidhu, Waheguru Pal Singh,; Stedman, Stephen John,; Sthoeger, Eran,; Tardy, Thierry,; Trenin, Dmitri,; Ugarte, Bruno Stagno,; Vendrell, Francesc,; Wallensteen, Peter,; Weiss, Thomas G.,; Wenaweser, Christian,; Wenqi, Zhu,; Weschler, Joanna,; Whitfield, Teresa,; Williams, Paul D.,; Xinyu, Leng,
• HerausgeberIn: Malone, David M.,; Stagno, Bruno Ugarte ,; von Einsiedel, Sebastian,
• Place / Publishing House: Boulder : : Lynne Rienner Publishers, , [2022]; ©2016
• Year of Publication: 2022
• Language: English
• Series: A project of the International Peace Institute
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (998 p.)

A comprehensive view of the UN Security Council’s internal dynamics, its role and relevance in world politics, and its performance in addressing today’s major security challenges.

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter
• Contents
• Foreword
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• 1 Introduction
• 2 The UN Security Council: Decisions and Actions
• Part 1 Competing Interests on the Security Council
• 3 The United States in the Security Council
• 4 China in the Security Council
• 5 Russia in the Security Council
• 6 France and the United Kingdom in the Security Council
• 7 Power Dynamics Between Permanent and Elected Members
• 8 Council Reform and the Emerging Powers
• 9 Working Methods: The Ugly Duckling of Security Council Reform
• 10 The Security Council at Seventy: Ever Changing or Never Changing?
• Part 2 Addressing Thematic Issues
• 11 Humanitarian Action and Intervention
• 12 Promoting Democracy
• 13 Acting on Human Rights
• 14 Responding to Terrorism
• 15 Confronting Organized Crime and Piracy
• 16 Weapons of Mass Destruction: Managing Proliferation
• 17 The Use of Force: A System of Selective Security
• 18 Robust Peacekeeping and the Limits of Force
• 19 The Security Council and NATO
• 20 The Role of Sanctions
• Part 4 Evolving Institutional Factors
• 21 Relations with the UN Secretary-General
• 22 Special Representatives of the Secretary-General
• 23 Collaborating with Regional Organizations
• 24 Groups of Friends
• 25 International Courts and Tribunal
• Part 5 Key Country Cases
• 26 The Arab-Israeli Conflict
• 27 Iraq
• 28 The Balkans
• 29 Somalia
• 30 Sudan
• 31 Afghanistan
• 32 The Democratic Republic of the Congo
• 33 Côte d’Ivoire
• 34 Libya
• 35 Syria
• Part 6 The Security Council and International Order
• 36 The Security Council and Peacekeeping
• 37 The Security Council and International Law
• 38 The Security Council and the Changing Distribution of Power
• 39 The Security Council in a Fragmenting World
• 40 Conclusion: The Security Council and a World in Crisis
• Appendixes
• Appendix 1 Security Council–Mandated UN Peacekeeping Operations and Observer Missions, 1945–2014
• Appendix 2 Security Council–Mandated UN Political Missions, 1989–2014
• Appendix 3 Non-UN Peace or Enforcement Operations Mandated by the Security Council, 1945–2014
• Appendix 4 Security Council–Mandated Sanctions Regimes, 1945–2014
• Appendix 5 Vetoes Cast in the UN Security Council, 1989–2014
• Acronyms
• Bibliography
• The Contributors
• Index
• About the Book