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Appendix of Sources xvii
Editors’ Introduction: The United Nations xliii
Sam Daws and Natalie Samarasinghe
Volume I: Origins and Evolution
1. Charter of the United Nations and Statute of the International
Court of Justice 1
United Nations
2. The Development of International Organization in the Nineteenth
Century 43
Inis L. Claude, Jr
3. From League of Nations to United Nations 61
Leland M. Goodrich
4. FDR’s Five Policemen: Creating the United Nations 81
Stephen Schlesinger
5. Victories on the International Front 89
Dorothy Kenyon
6. Some Reflections on Peace in Our Time 99
Ralph J. Bunche
7. Speech to the UN General Assembly 11th November 1952 111
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
8. The Commonwealth in the United Nations 115
Gwendolen M. Carter
9. The Role of the United Nations in World Affairs 129
Geoffrey Goodwin
10. Speech to the UN General Assembly 4th October 1963 143
Haile Selassie
11. Apartheid and the United Nations 151
Ram C. Malhotra
12. The Impact of African States on the United Nations 161
David A. Kay
13. The United Nations and the International System 189
Oran R. Young
14. Promoting Nondiscrimination against Women: The UN Commission
on the Status of Women 211
Margaret E. Galey
15. Kofi Annan Unsettles People, As He Believes U.N. Should Do 237
Barbara Crossette
16. United Nations 243
Madeleine K. Albright
17. In Larger Freedom - The Changing Role of the United Nations 251
Kofi Annan
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18. The United Nations 257
Jeffrey Herbst, Roméo Dallaire and Peter W. Galbraith
19. Dialectics of a Global Constitution: The Struggle over the UN Charter 261
Michael W Doyle
20. The Enduring Myth of the UN 287
Natalie Samarasinghe
21. New Histories of the United Nations 291
Sunil Amrith and Glenda Sluga
Volume II: Principal Organs
22. United Nations System - Organization Chart 1
United Nations
23. The Forgotten Design for the System 3
Erskine Childers and Brian Urquhart
24. International Organizations: Then and Now 17
José E. Alvarez
25. General Assembly 51
MJ. Peterson
26. Revitalization of the Work of the General Assembly 71
Lydia Swart
27. The Interpretation of Security Council Resolutions 91
Michael C. Wood
28. Assessing the UN Security Council: A Concert Perspective 111
David Bosco
29. The Security Council: Behind the Scenes 127
Linda Melvern
30. Developments at the UN - Written Evidence Submitted to
the UK Iraq Inquiry 139
Jeremy Greenstock
31. Does the United Nations Security Council Enhance or Undermine
International Law? 159
Kishore Mahbubani
32. The Influence of States and Groups of States on and in the Security
Council and General Assembly 1980-94 173
Sally Morphet
33. Economic and Social Council 203
Gert Rosenthal
34. Implementing Rio+20: ECOSOC’s New Role and Its Old Culture 217
Harris Gleckman
35. The United Nations and Colonial Development 221
Annette Baker Fox
36. The Commonwealth and the United Nations Trusteeship
of Non-Self-Governing Peoples 241
L.P Singh
37. The Role of the International Court of Justice in the Global
Community 251
Christopher Greenwood
Contents vii
38. Departing Thoughts on the International Court of Justice 271
Rosalyn Higgins
39. Post-Cold War Justice: The UN Ad Hoc Tribunals, Mixed Courts,
and the ICC 277
Richard J. Goldstone and Adam M. Smith
40. Secretariat: Independence and Reform 299
James O. C. Jonah
41. The Office of the Secretary-General and the Maintenance of
International Peace and Security 315
Nabil Elaraby
42. Strategic Planning in the Executive Office of the UN Secretary-General 347
Abiodun Williams
43. The Next Secretary-General: How to Fill a Job with No Description 363
Brian Urquhart
44. Breaking Barriers? Women’s Representation and Leadership at
the United Nations 371
Kirsten Haack
45. Negotiating the UN’s Budget: Multilateralism in Action 389
Hannah Davies
Volume III: Roles and Relationships
46. Collective Legitimization as a Political Function of the United Nations 1
Inis L. Claude, Jr
47. International Organization: A State of the Art on an Art of the State 15
Friedrich Kratochwil and John Gerard Ruggie
48. United Nations “Policy ’: An Argument with Three Illustrations 39
Ramesh Thakur and Thomas G. Weiss
49. From ‘Sovereignty as Responsibility5 to the ‘Responsibility to Protect’ 61
Francis M. Deng
50. Sovereignty in the Balance: Claims and Bargains at the UN Conferences
on the Environment, Human Rights, and Women 77
Kathryn Hochstetler, Ann Marie Clark and Elisabeth J. Friedman
51. The United Nations as a Political System: A Practicing Political
Scientist’s Insights into U.N. Politics 107
Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
52. Facing 21st Century Threats: Why America Needs the UN 117
Susan E. Rice
53. The Centrality of the United Nations in Russian Foreign Policy 125
Ritsa A. Panagiotou
54. Middle Range Powers in Global Governance 147
Hongying Wang and Erik French
55. Challenges Facing Small States at the UN 163
Vanu Gopala Menon
56. How Goliath Slew David at the United Nations: A South Asian
Perspective 167
Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury
Contents
viii
57. The “Third Force” and the United Nations 173
Khalid I. Babaa
58. The North-South Divide at the United Nations: Fading at Last? 187
David M. Malone and Lotta Hagman
59. Islamist Perceptions of the United Nations and Its Peacekeeping
Missions: Some Preliminary Findings 203
Brynjar Lia
60. The Origins and Development of UN Electoral Groups 229
Sam Daws
61. Informal Groups of States and the UN Security Council 249
Jochen Prantl
62. UN Elections: Power, Influence, Reputation 283
Anne Anderson
63. Eyes on the Prize: The Quest for Nonpermanent Seats on the UN
Security Council 299
David AL Malone
64. The United Nations and Regional Organizations: The Need for
Clarification and Cooperation 319
Tania Felicio
65. The UN and the African Union’s Security Architecture: Defining
an Emerging Partnership? 327
Kwesi Aning
66. Nongovernmental Organizations in the United Nations System:
The Emerging Role of International Civil Society 345
Dianne Otto
67. The Global Compact: Selected Experiences and Reflections 377
Georg Kell
Volume IV: A UN for the 21st Century
68. Security, Solidarity, and Sovereignty: The Grand Themes of UN Reform 1
Anne-Marie Slaughter
69. How Not to Reform the United Nations 21
Edward C. Luck
70. Grand Goals, Modest Results: The UN in Search of Reform 29
Jeffrey Laurenti
71. UN Transformation in an Era of Soft Balancing 41
Stephen John Stedman
72. The John W. Holmes Lecture: Can the UN Be Reformed? 55
Mark Malloch Brown
73. Reforming the United Nations 67
John Bolton and Richard Holbrooke
74. Fundamental UN Reform: A Non-starter or Not? 77
Thomas G. Weiss
75. Reforming the United Nations 89
Prakash Shah
Contents ix
76. Organizational Culture, System Evolution, and the United Nations
of the 21st Century 95
Alisa Clarke
77. Great Expectations: UN Reform and the Role of the Secretary-General 105
Simon Chesterman
78. Management Reform in the United Nations: Between Politics and
Efficiency 109
Joachim Müller
79. Security Council Reform: The Dual Risks 127
Sam Daws
80. Myths of Membership: The Politics of Legitimation in UN Security
Council Reform 135
Ian Hurd
81. More Transparency and More Participation: The Informal Reform of
the Working Methods of the UN Security Council 153
Helmut Volger
82. Reforming the Working Methods of the UN Security Council:
The Next ACT 171
Volker Lehmann
83. Making Intervention Work: improving the UN’s Ability to Act 179
Morton Abramowitz and Thomas Pickering
84. The UN Security Council and Human Rights: State Sovereignty and
Human Dignity 187
David P Forsythe
85. United Nations: New Issues, New Ideas, Not Enough Financing 207
Vikas Nath
86. Why We - Especially the West ֊ Need the UN Development System 213
Kishore Mahbubani
87. The Way Forward for the WTO: Reforming the Decision-making
Process 219
Memory Dube
88. An Historical Perspective 251
H.W. Singer
89. The Vision and the Reality 259
Mahbub ul Haq
90. The UN and the Financial Crisis: Breathing Life into Bretton Woods 267
Natalie Samarasinghe
91. From Keeping Peace to Building Peace: A Proposal for a Revitalized
United Nations Trusteeship Council 275
Saira Mohamed
92. From UN Commission on Human Rights to UN Human Rights Council:
One Step Forwards or Two Steps Sideways? 307
Nazila Ghanea
93. (Re)generating Peacekeeping Authority: The Brahimi Process 321
Silke Weinlich
94. The New United Nations “Gender Architecture”: The Creation of UN
Women 343
Hilary Charlesworth and Christine Chinkin
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95. The UN in Practice 389
David Hannay
96. The Changing Humanitarian Landscape 395
Sara Pantuliano
97. Can the United Nations Ever Really Be Neutral? 399
John Holmes
98. Address to the General Assembly ֊ 24 September 2013 415
Ban Ki-moon
Volume V: Conflict and Crisis
99. The Evolving Role of the United Nations in International Peace and
Security 1
Marrack Goulding
100. An Agenda for Peace: Preventive Diplomacy, Peacemaking and
Peace-keeping 11
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
101. When Can Nations Go to War? Politics and Change in the UN Security
System 35
Charlotte Ku
102. Recommendations of the Secretary-General’s High-level Panel on
Threats, Challenges and Change: A Member’s Perspective 69
David Hannay
103. A Shared Responsibility for a More Secure World 83
Ramesh Thakur
104. The John Holmes Memorial Lecture: What Price Security? 91
Margaret Joan Anstee
105. Human Protection and the 21st Century United Nations 107
Ban Ki-moon
106. The UN as Conflict Mediator: First Amongst Equals or the Last Resort? 121
Thant Myint-U
107. The Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes 129
Ian Brownlie
108. Building Peace through the Political Processes of the United Nations 145
Courtney B. Smith
109. The Security Council and the Rule of Law: An Overview 165
Christine Gray
110. The Fall of Saddam Hussein: Security Council Mandates and
Preemptive Self-Defense 171
Ruth Wedgwood
111. The Evolution of Security Council Innovations in Sanctions 185
Joanna Weschler
112. UN Peacekeeping: An Overview 197
Syed Sikander Mehdi
113. The UN’s Role in Nation-Building - From the Congo to Iraq:
Executive Summary 215
James Dobbins, Seth G. Jones, Keith Crane, Andrew Rathmell,
Brett Steele, Richard Teltschik and Anga Timilsina
Contents xi
114. Managing Mistrust: An Analysis of Cooperation with UN Peacekeeping
in Africa 235
Andrea Ruggeri, Theodora-Ismene Gizelis and Han Dorussen
115. United Nations Police Evolution, Present Capacity and Future Tasks 257
William J. Durch
116. Peacekeeping Effects in South America: Common Experiences and
Divergent Effects on Civil-Military Relations 279
Arturo C. Sotomayor Velazquez
117. Not Just a Numbers Game: Increasing Women’s Participation in
UN Peacekeeping 297
Sahana Dharmapuri
118. Strengthening the Rights of Women for a Stronger Africa 329
Zainab Hawa Bangura
119. Protecting Children in Situations of Armed Conflict: Interview with
Radhika Coomaraswamy 335
Radhika Coomaraswamy
120. The UN at the Peacemaking-Peacebuilding Nexus 343
Kyle Beardsley
121. Disarmament: Old Challenges, New Opportunities 365
Angela Kane
122. Rethinking the NPT’s Role in Security: 2010 and Beyond 371
Rebecca Johnson
Volume VI: Rights and Justice
123. The UN’s Human Rights Record: From San Francisco to Vienna and
Beyond 1
Philip Alston
124. The Question of Domestic Jurisdiction and the Evolution of
United Nations Law of Human Rights 17
Abdulrahim P Vijapur
125. Advancing Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights: The Way Forward 37
Mary Robinson
126. An Overview of the Reform of the UN Human Rights Machinery 43
Françoise J. Hampson
127. UN Treaty Bodies and the Human Rights Council 65
Nigel S. Rodley
128. “To See Themselves as Others See Them”: The Five Permanent
Members of the Security Council and the Human Rights Council’s
Universal Periodic Review 97
Rhona Smith
129. Protection of Human Rights through the Mechanism of UN Special
Rapporteurs 127
Surya P Subedi
130. Performance and Challenges of the UN Human Rights Council:
An NGO’s View 153
Theodor Rathgeber
131. Beijing, Backlash, and the Future of Women’s Human Rights 185
Charlotte Bunch
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132. The United Nations, Counter Terrorism, and Human Rights:
Institutional Adaptation and Embedded Ideas 189
Rosemary Foot
133. “New Aid Modalities”: An Opportunity or Threat to Principled
Engagement on Human Rights? 213
Mac Darrow
134. The UN as a Human Rights Violator? Some Reflections on
the United Nations Changing Human Rights Responsibilities 237
Frédéric Mégret and Florian Hoffmann
135. The Humanitarian Responsibilities of the United Nations Security
Council: Ensuring the Security of the People 265
Juan Somavia
136. Deputy Secretary-General’s Press Conference on Rights up
Front Action Plan 279
Jan Eliasson
137. Intervention 291
Kofi Annan
138. Humanitarian Intervention: Getting Past the Reefs 301
Shashi Tharoor and Sam Daws
139. The Responsibility to Protect: An Idea Whose Time Has Come ...
and Gone? 315
Gareth Evans
140. The Responsibility to Protect: The First Decade 333
Edward C. Luck
141. The Relationship between the ICC and the UN Security Council 345
Louise Arbour
142. International Justice and Diplomacy 353
Fatou Bensouda
143. Transitional Justice in the Arab Countries: Opportunities and
Challenges 355
Mona Rishmawi
Volume VII: Poverty and Development
144. Millennium Development Goals: Milestones on a Long Road 1
Margaret Joan Anstee
145. International Norm Dynamics and the “End of Poverty”:
Understanding the Millennium Development Goals 15
Sakiko Fukuda-Parr and David Hulme
146. Global Goals - The UN Experience 35
Richard Jolly
147. Millennium Development Goal of Halving Poverty in Asia:
Progress, Prospects and Priorities 57
Raghav Gaiha, Katsushi Imai and Mani Arul Nandhi
148. UN Contributions to Development Thinking and Practice 79
Dharam Ghai
149. The World Health Organization and Global Smallpox Eradication 87
S. Bhattacharya
Contents xiii
150. Seven Challenges in International Development Assistance for Health
and Ways Forward 97
Devi Sridhar
151. The Road Not Taken: International Aid’s Choice of Copenhagen over
Beijing 115
Rosalind Eyben
152. Gender Justice: The World Bank’s New Approach to the Poor? 131
Susanne Schech and Sanjugta Vas Dev
153. The Imposition of a Global Development Architecture: The Example
of Microcredit 147
Heloise Weber
154. Development Economics in the Wake of the Washington Consensus:
From Smith to Smithereens? 169
Matthew M. Taylor
155. Africa Does Not Need Aid, but the Opportunity for Fair Trade 185
Inwani Malweyi
156. Life after Bali: Renewing the World Trade Negotiating Agenda 187
Supama Karmakar
157. Reimagining the Role of the Private Sector in Development 199
Homi Kharas
158. Power Shift: Do We Need Better Global Economic Institutions? 207
Ngaire Woods
159. International Humanitarian Crises: Two Decades Before and
Two Decades Beyond 239
Randolph C. Kent
160. The Helmet and the Hoe: Linkages between United Nations
Development Assistance and Conflict Management 259
Michèle Griffin
161. Extract from Reforming Development Cooperation at the United
Nations: An Analysis of Policy Position and Actions of Key States
on Reform Options 277
Silke Weinlich
162. Development and the United Nations: Achievements and Challenges
for the Future 297
Lorna Gold and Eileen Connolly
163. Conflict and Poverty: A Vicious Cycle 315
Abiodun Williams
164. A Matter of Justice: Securing Human Rights in the Post-2015
Sustainable Development Agenda 321
Center for Economic and Social Rights
165. Gender - Is One Goal Enough? 345
Sylvia Chant
166. Sexual and Reproductive Rights at the United Nations: Frustration
or Fulfilment? 353
Alice M. Miller and Mindy J. Roseman
167. The Politics of the Millennium Development Goals in Africa:
Is Global Partnership Really Working? 377
Charles Mutasa
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168. A New Global Partnership: Eradicate Poverty and Transform
Economies through Sustainable Development ֊ Executive Summary 391
High-level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015
Development Agenda
169. A Just and Sustainable World 397
Amina J. Mohammed
Volume VIII: Environment and Climate Change
170. Resolution XXIII: Problems of the Human Environment 1
General Assembly of the United Nations
171. The Stockholm Conference - Where Science and Politics Meet 5
Maurice E Strong
172. Our Common Future Revisited 15
Gro Harlem Brundtland
173. The Role of International Forums in the Advancement of Sustainable
Development 19
Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger
174. From Stockholm to New York, via Rio and Johannesburg:
Has the Environment Lost Its Way on the Global Agenda? 55
Paolo Galizzi
175. The United Nations and Global Energy Governance: Past Challenges,
Future Choices 105
Sylvia I. Karlsson-Vinkhuyzen
176. Implications for UNEP 133
Mark Halle, Adil Najam and Christopher Beaton
177. The Green Economy Post Rio+20 141
Edward B. Barbier
178. The Durban Platform for Enhanced Action and the Future of
the Climate Regime 147
Lavanya Rajamani
179. Is a Global Agreement the Only Way to Tackle Climate Change? 169
David King and Achim Steiner
180. Can Climate Change Negotiations Succeed? 173
Jon Hovi} Tora Skodvin and Stine Aakre
181. Emerging Powers, North-South Relations and Global Climate Politics 197
Andrew Hurrell and Sandeep Sengupta
182. The Rise of BASIC in UN Climate Change Negotiations 221
Xinran Qi
183. The EU’s Role in Climate Change Negotiations: From Leader to
‘Leadiator’ 247
Karin Bäckstrand and Ole Elgström
184. Managing Climate Change: The Africa Group in Multilateral
Environmental Negotiations 265
Anesu Makina
Contents XV
185. The Rio + 20 Conference and International Law: Towards
a Multi-layered Multilateralism? 283
Fabiano de Andrade Correa
186. International Environmental Governance Reform within the United
Nations: Seeking More Sustainability Towards and Beyond Rio4֊20
Earth Environment Summit 295
Sylvestre-José-Tidiane Manga
187. Institutional Design and UNEP Reform: Historical Insights on Form,
Function and Financing 313
Maria Ivanova
188. How to Build Sustainable Development Goals: Integrating Human
Development and Environmental Sustainability in a New Global
Agenda 335
Claire Melamed and Paul Ladd
189. Sustainable Development and Planetary Boundaries 343
Johan Rockström, Jeffrey D. Sachs, Marcus C. Öhman and
Guido Schmidt-Traub
190. The UN Environment Programme on Climate Change and
International Security 369
UN Environment Programme
191. Climate Justice: Challenge and Opportunity 377
Mary Robinson
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