The first chapter presents an overview of the creation of the veto power, having regard to some initial interpretation problems. Subsequently, some controversial aspects of the actual use of the veto will be examined. A third chapter will consider the various national positions on veto reform. In light of the foregoing, a fourth chapter will evaluate whether the veto still serves its original purpose or whether it has become obsolete. The contribution ends with some final recommendations
This study aims to find out what is the reason the veto is considered irrelevant to the Security Cou...
The subject of reform within the United Nations Security Council locates itself as part of a larger ...
This article examines reform to the ‘veto’ power held by the five permanent members of the United Na...
The first chapter presents an overview of the creation of the veto power, having regard to some init...
This paper examines the veto power system in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), with the ar...
The United Nations Security Council has been of unique importance and authority in serving the maint...
Below we outline two innovations – one already implemented, and the other in the process of being of...
Development of ideas on UN reform presented in the essay "United Humanity: from "UN 2.0" to "UN 3.0...
This paper examines the veto power system in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), with the a...
When the United Nations was founded in 1945, the Security Council were given primary responsibility ...
This paper argues that the permanent members of the Security Council (the SC) should have a responsi...
How is a veto justified? Within the discipline of International Relations, discourse analysis is gai...
This paper sets out to analyze Veto power in the global community through democratization of UN Secu...
Every time a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council casts a veto, or threatens to do so, to p...
Veto rights can be a meaningful source of power only when leaving an organization is extremely unlik...
This study aims to find out what is the reason the veto is considered irrelevant to the Security Cou...
The subject of reform within the United Nations Security Council locates itself as part of a larger ...
This article examines reform to the ‘veto’ power held by the five permanent members of the United Na...
The first chapter presents an overview of the creation of the veto power, having regard to some init...
This paper examines the veto power system in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), with the ar...
The United Nations Security Council has been of unique importance and authority in serving the maint...
Below we outline two innovations – one already implemented, and the other in the process of being of...
Development of ideas on UN reform presented in the essay "United Humanity: from "UN 2.0" to "UN 3.0...
This paper examines the veto power system in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), with the a...
When the United Nations was founded in 1945, the Security Council were given primary responsibility ...
This paper argues that the permanent members of the Security Council (the SC) should have a responsi...
How is a veto justified? Within the discipline of International Relations, discourse analysis is gai...
This paper sets out to analyze Veto power in the global community through democratization of UN Secu...
Every time a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council casts a veto, or threatens to do so, to p...
Veto rights can be a meaningful source of power only when leaving an organization is extremely unlik...
This study aims to find out what is the reason the veto is considered irrelevant to the Security Cou...
The subject of reform within the United Nations Security Council locates itself as part of a larger ...
This article examines reform to the ‘veto’ power held by the five permanent members of the United Na...