United Nations and a Just World Order

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Pub. Date: 1991-08-05
Publisher(s): Westview Pr
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Author Biography

Samuel S. Kim is senior research scholar at the East Asian Institute, Columbia University.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xi
Creditsp. xiii
General Introductionp. 1
The Role of Social Movementsp. 13
Dilemmas of Antisystemic Movementsp. 16
Party and State in Our Times: the Rise of Non-Party Political Formationsp. 29
The Peace Movement: a Comparative and Analytical Surveyp. 46
Changes and Continuitiesp. 67
A Normative and Structural Overviewp. 83
The United Nations in Historical Perspective: What Have We Learned about Peacebuilding?p. 87
The United Nations, Lawmaking, and World Orderp. 109
Developments in Decision Making in the United Nationsp. 125
Diverse Perspectivesp. 137
The Management of Power in the Changing United Nationsp. 143
The Functional Approach to World Organizationp. 153
World Peace through World Law: Two Alternate Plansp. 163
On the Prospects of Global Governancep. 166
No Development without Peace, No Peace without Developmentp. 178
A Statement Made by Premier Zhao Ziyang at the Un General Assembly for the Commemoration of the 40Th Anniversary of the Founding of the United Nationsp. 184
Realities and Guarantees for a Secure Worldp. 188
Prospects for a New Era of World Peacep. 198
The United Nations and World Order Valuesp. 207
The United Nations and International Peace and Securityp. 213
The Nuremberg Principlesp. 220
The United Nations and the Resolution of International Conflictsp. 222
Relationship between Disarmament and Development: an Overview of United Nations Involvementp. 240
Toward an Alternative Security Systemp. 252
Building a Permanent and Globalist Peace Movementp. 276
The United Nations and the World Economyp. 281
The Declaration on the Establishment of a New International Economic Orderp. 288
The New International Economic Order and the Basic Needs Approachp. 292
The World Bank: a New Role in the Debt Crisis?p. 307
Towards a Development Strategy and Action Programme for the Southp. 319
Role of People in the Future Global Orderp. 327
The United Nations and Social Justicep. 345
The Universal Declaration of Human Rightsp. 351
Global Human Rights and World Orderp. 356
The United Nations and Human Rights, 1945-1985p. 377
The Nairobi Forward-Looking Strategies for the Advancement of Women, Adopted by the World Conference to Review and Appraise the Achievements of the United Nations Decade for Womenp. 392
A Crime of Silence: the Armenian Genocidep. 403
The United Nations and Ecological Balancep. 419
The Stockholm Declarationp. 427
What Happened at Stockholmp. 433
On the Problem of "The Global Problematique": What Roles for International Organizations?p. 447
The World Charter for Naturep. 467
Towards Common Action: Proposals for Institutional and Legal Changep. 471
The United Nations and the Futurep. 497
The United Nations at a Crossroadsp. 501
Secretary-General PéRez de CuéLlar's 1988 Report on the Work of the Organizationp. 504
The Future of the United Nations System: Some Questions on the Occasion of an Anniversaryp. 519
A Successor Vision: the United Nations of Tomorrowp. 535
Towards Comprehensive Security through the Enhancement of the Role of the United Nationsp. 542
The Establishment of a World Authority: Working Hypothesesp. 546
Openings for Peace and Justice in World of Danger and Strugglep. 550
Struggles for a Just World Peace: a Transition Strategyp. 565
Bibliographyp. 573
Acronymsp. 585
About the Book and Editorsp. 589
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