Informal Reform of the United Nations Security Council

Baccarini, Mariana Pimenta Oliveira

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“…Next, the dynamics between informal groups of states and the UN Security Council are determined. Informal groups are thought to have spread in response to systemic change (Baccarini, 2018). These groups serve as a mechanism to overcome the structural constraints of the Security Council and to voice stakeholders in the conflict.…”

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The Influence of the Coalition Approach in US Policy on the Integration Processes in Europe in the Post-Bipolar Era

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The article examines the impact of the coalition approach in US policy on integration processes in Europe in the post-bipolar era. The aim of this article was to identify the peculiarities of the political situation in the world after a period of escalation of the nuclear conflict. It involved an analysis of sources in the field of coalition approach research in the United States, as well as a comparison of its impact on the political situation and European Union law. The author concluded that there is a lack of proper research in the field of the impact of the coalition approach in US policy in the post-bipolar era, and its impact on integration processes in Europe. Comparing the experience of the EU and the US, it was determined that the awareness of nuclear danger affected the development of a coalition approach in US policy. The study resulted in the identified specifics of the EU’s security policy under the influence of the US coalition approach, where the need to ensure stability and armed security is crucial. Prospects for further research include identifying US influence on Eastern countries.

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The Influence of the Coalition Approach in US Policy on the Integration Processes in Europe in the Post-Bipolar Era

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“…Even though there have been some changes regarding the expansion of the number of non-permanent members, the system of permanent members and their right of veto have remained unchanged (UN Security Council, 2019). There are sufficient quality materials in the doctrine describing international efforts to reform the UN and the Security Council (Baccarini, 2018).…”

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Difficulties of Defending International Humanitarian Law at the International Level

Guţan

2022

Scientific Bulletin

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In an armed conflict the respect for international humanitarian law is the essential element to reduce its destructive effects. The application of international humanitarian law is, however, not always taken into account by states and members of the armed forces. When this obligation is seriously violated, the international community, through the UN, must intervene to restore international peace and security. Unfortunately, current armed conflicts have proven that this system is not effective, especially when it has to be activated against a permanent veto-wielding member of the Security Council, such as Russia. To make this system effective and to make such a state to apply correctly international humanitarian law, the UN must be reformed. But all these reform proposals do not take into account the efficiency of the measures in Chapter VII of the Charter and the strengthening of international authority.

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“…In addition to the geographically balanced distribution of non-permanent members, the United Nations Charter clearly states that states are elected based on their participation in maintaining international peace and security and achieving other goals of the The need to reform the organization was previously expressed by some scientists in the early 90s of the last century after the end of the Cold War (J.Morris [1], M.Baccarini [2], E.Martini [3]), other scientists (N. Mustafayeva [4]) emphasize that this topic has become especially relevant at the beginning of the new millennium. In fact, the push for reform began about a decade after the organization's founding, when minor amendments to decision-making (Article 27 of the UN Charter) and membership (Article 23 of the Charter) of 1965 reduced the power of five permanent members.…”

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Problems of Un Security Council Reform and Its Legitimacy

Rakhmatullaevich

2024

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This article discusses the role of the United Nations Security Council in international security law and the need to reform the Security Council as the main organ charged with the maintenance of international peace and security. The author deeply analyzes main issues of reform of the Council and proposals of states in this regard. In particular, formats of cooperation on reforming the Security Council, such as the Big Four, the Consensus Group, the Annan Plan, and the African Group will be more widely covered. In the article, the author develops several proposals for the effective organization of the Council's activities.

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Informal Reform of the United Nations Security Council

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The Influence of the Coalition Approach in US Policy on the Integration Processes in Europe in the Post-Bipolar Era

The Influence of the Coalition Approach in US Policy on the Integration Processes in Europe in the Post-Bipolar Era

Difficulties of Defending International Humanitarian Law at the International Level

Problems of Un Security Council Reform and Its Legitimacy

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