4.International Organisations
The chapter examines the role of international organizations, particularly the UN, in the context of evolving global dynamics following the Cold War. It highlights calls for reform in international institutions to address contemporary challenges and explores India's position regarding UN Security Council reforms. The chapter concludes by questioning the UN's ability to function effectively in a unipolar world dominated by the United States.
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What we have learnt
- International organizations help facilitate cooperation among nations to address issues like war and peace.
- The UN was established to prevent international conflicts and encourage social and economic development.
- There are significant calls for the reform of the UN Security Council to better reflect contemporary global realities.
Key Concepts
- -- International Organizations
- Entities formed between countries to address global issues and promote peace, security, and cooperation.
- -- United Nations Security Council
- A principal organ of the UN responsible for maintaining international peace and security, comprised of five permanent members with veto power.
- -- Reform
- Changes proposed to improve the effectiveness and representation of international organizations like the UN.
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