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The Political Economy of the United Nations Security Council: Money and Influence

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Abstract

1. Money and politics on the international stage 2. A theory of trading Security Council votes for aid 3. Examples of punishments, threats, and rewards 4. Who wins election to represent the world? 5. Statistical evidence of trading finance for favors 6. Consequences of politically motivated foreign aid 7. Reforming the security council?

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