《ADAPTING THE UNITED NATIONS TO A POSTMODERN ERA LESSONS LEARNED SECOND EDITION》求取 ⇩

Introduction : adapting the United Nations1

Part I Comceptualizing Change in the United Nations9

1: Requirements of multilateral governance for promoting human security in a postmodern era11

2: Learning in the United Nations28

Part II Adaptations of UN Primary Concepts and Instruments39

3: Collective security : changing conceptions and institutional adaptation41

4: Possibilities for preventative diplomacy, early warning and global monitoring in the post Cold War era, or the limits to global structural change52

5: The United Nations and preventative deployment in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia65

6: UN intervention and peacebuilding in Somalia : constraints and possibilities77

7: International criminal law enforcement95

Part III Cases113

8: UN fact-finding in a postmodern world : potential for arms limitations and confidence-building115

9: Disarming Iraq? : United Nations monitoring, verification and inspections commission and the future of multilateralism129

10: The civilian police element in UN peacekeeping : the case of Haiti150

11: The neutralization of protracted conflicts : the case of UNTAC160

12: Pivots of peace : UN transnational operations173

13: The United Nations and NATO's war : the fallout from Kosovo188

14: Improving the capacity of the United Nations' human rights system201

15: Environmental security : finding the balance212

16: Changing the global trade structure : from 'harmonization' to a new 'interface principle'229

Conclusion : rethinking instead of tinkering - an ethical consensus and general lessons243

Index263