The Voting Procedure in the United Nations Security Council: Examining a Normative Contradiction in the UN Charter and Its Consequences on International RelationsInternational Progress Organization, 1991 - 52 pages |
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CONTENTS | 5 |
The veto privilege as the major impediment | 13 |
The origin of the controversy over the voting privilege | 19 |
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