Resources related to UN

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• The UN' s notion of peace in Haiti and Guatemala
• China and the United Nations peace missions
• Congo: Searching for the missing peace
• European efforts in transitional justice
• Financing for gender equality
• The food crisis in Haiti: a ruptured process?
• Is the League of Democracies a Bad Idea? how Europe should respond
• Death in Baghdad and the UN role in Iraq
• The international response to Darfur
• Food crisis in Haiti: exposing key problems in the process of stabilisation
• FRIDE in Casa de Galicia - Mats Karlsson: Can global governance keep pace with an interdependent world?
• The United States and the UN: democrats versus Republicans?
• Global peace operations 2008
• The Kosovo debate: beyond the headlines
• Haiti: voices of the actors, a research project on the UN mission
• De jure vs. de facto: a pyrrhic victory in Kosovo?
• The responsibility to protect: from an ethical principle to an effective policy
• Qué sucede con Iraq
• Can Democratic Elections Solve a Civil War? The case of Serbia and Kosovo
• UNIFIL: old lessons for the new force
• Present and Future of Peace Operations
• South American Intervention in Haiti
• Trends in Peacekeeping Operations
• The Kosovo Quandary: on the International management of statehood
• Kosovo: From International Province to State?
• Consensus and Risk: The Challenges to the New UN General-Secretary
• Challenges to Peacekeeping Operations
• Proliferation of light weapons and state crisis: challenges to post-war reconstruction
• Beyond Brahimi: The efficacy and sustainability of United Nations legal codes in post-conflict situations
• Towards a New Effective Multilateralism in Aid
• The Human Rights Council , a bold step towards effective rights for all
• The Primacy of Human Rights in an Alliance of Civilisations
• Defining "Terrorism" to Protect Human Rights
• Southern Africa: state vulnerability and food insecurity
• The UN mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo
• Counterterrorism and Human Rights Protection. The United Nations Contribution
• The UN world summit: a necessary wager
• Threats to human security: the need for action?
• Self-defense and the world after September 11: implications for UN Reform
• The Use of Force and the Responsibility to Protect
• Guide of electronic resources of debates and proposals on the United Nations Security Council reform
• Intervention in Haití, unsuccessful mission. A Latin America critique
• Fragile peace process in Ivory Coast
• Making the Human Rights Commission work
• Building a new role for the United Nations: the responsibility to protect
• High level panel on threats challenges and change: recommendation to establish a Peacebuilding Commission
• The Responsibility to protect and UN reform: Canada's engagement
• The Peacebuilding Commission
• United Nations Peacebuilding: challenging coherence
• Accountability of the proposed peacebuilding commission
• The use of force and the responsibility to protect. A human rights organization's perspective
• A UN Peacebuilding Commission: what could be its core functions?
• The law on the use of force and the responsibility to protect, straitjacket or life jacket?
• UN reform and the responsibility to protect. 2005, the year of reform
• Election Analysis: a conservative mandate?
• A Peacebuilding Commission for the United Nations
• Anticipation, prevention and protection: the use of force in the UN Secretary General's reform proposals
• J' accuse, the Lebanese Citizen!
• The United Nations Humanitarian response system and the "In Larger Freedom" Report
• In larger freedom: a second call for a peacebuilding commission
• Iran: the nuclear issue and the implementation of the foreign policy
• The Legitimate preventive defence in the report by the High Level Panel
• Reflections on the reform of the spanish foreign service
• Sharm e-Shekh: context and perspectives
• Right of veto in the Security Council: is it untouchable?
• Civil society and collective security
• Sudan: intensive diplomacy, differed intervention and lack of effective protection for the population
• The role of multilateralism in contemporary international relations