Reforming the United Nations in Light of the Faltering Process

Section: Political Books

Number of pages: 248 pages

The book addresses the major challenges facing the United Nations, such as achieving global peace and security as well as achieving international cooperation. It deals with the emergence of the organization at a unique moment dictated by unnatural alliances imposed by the necessity of World War II. If the United Nations was able to reform or develop its methods to adapt to the transformations of the international system during the Cold War, this ability has become almost non-existent under the current international system