The Politics of Global Governance: International Organizations in an Interdependent World

Paul F. Diehl

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Part 1 Decision-Making: The Framework for Inquiry, R. Cox and H. Jacobson The Role of the Secretary-General, J. Perez de Cuillar How Nations Vote in the General Assembly of the United Nations, M. Marin-Bosch. Part 2 Peace and Security Issues: Why NATO is Still the Best - Future Security Arrangements for Europe, C. Glaser The Conditions for Success in Peacekepping Operations, P.F. Diehl Second-Generation Multinational Operations, J. Mackinlay and J. Chopra. Part 3 Economic Issues: What the Third World Wants - An Interpretation of the Development and Meaning of the New International Economic Order Ideology, C. Murphy The Changing Relationship Between the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, R. Feinberg. Part 4 Social and Humanitarian Issues: Human Rights - Amnesty International and the United Nations, R. Thakur Who Governs the Rome Food Agencies?, R. Talbot and H.W. Moyer Strengthening Compliance with International Environmental Accords - Preliminary Observations From a Collaborative Project, H. Jacobson and E.B. Weiss NGOs, the UN and Humanitarian Relief, A. Natsios. Part 5 Regional Organisations: The New Latin America and the Inter-American Development Bank, E. Iglesias. Part 6 International Organisations and the Future: Empowering the United Nations, B. Boutros-Ghali The Limits of International Organisation-Systems Failures in the Management of International Relations, G. Gallarotti.

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