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After grappling for two decades with the realities of  the post–Cold War era, the UN Security Council must now meet the challenges of a resurgence of great power rivalry. Reflecting this new environment, The UN Security Council in the 21st Century provides a comprehensive view of the council's internal dynamics, its role and relevance in world politics, and its performance in addressing today's major security challenges.

CONTENTS: 

• Foreword—Terje Rød-Larsen.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• The UN Security Council: Decisions and Actions—P. Wallensteen and P. Johansson.
• COMPETING INTERESTS ON THE SECURITY COUNCIL.
• The US in the Security Council—S.J. Stedman.
• Commentary: The Permanent One's Search for Maximum Flexibility—D. Bosco.
• China in the Security Council—Z. Wenqi and L. Xinyu.
• Russia in the Security Council—D. Trenin.
• France and the United Kingdom in the Security Council—T. Tardy and D. Zaum.
• Power Dynamics Between Permanent and Elected Members—C. Keating.
• Council Reform and the Emerging Powers—K. Mahbubani.
• Working Methods: The Ugly Duckling of Security Council Reform—C. Wenaweser.
• The Security Council at Seventy: Ever Changing or Never Changing?—E.C. Luck.
• ADDRESSING THEMATIC ISSUES.
• Humanitarian Action and Intervention—T.G. Weiss.
• Promoting Democracy—F. Mancini.
• Acting on Human Rights—J. Weschler.
• Responding to Terrorism—P. Romaniuk.
• Confronting Organized Crime and Piracy—J. Cockayne.
• Weapons of Mass Destruction: Managing Proliferation—W.P.S. Sidhu.
• ENFORCING COUNCIL MANDATES.
• The Use of Force: A System of Selective Security—A. Roberts.
• Robust Peacekeeping and the Limits of Force—J.-M. Guéhenno.
• The Security Council and NATO—H. Schaper.
• The Role of Sanctions—S. Eckert.
• EVOLVING INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS.
• Relations with the UN Secretary-General—S. Chesterman.
• Special Representatives of the Secretary-General—C. Peck.
• Collaborating with Regional Organizations—B. Stagno Ugarte.
• Groups of Friends—T. Whitfield.
• International Courts and Tribunals—E. Sthoeger.
• KEY COUNTRY CASES.
• The Arab-Israeli Conflict—M.E. Bouillon.
• Iraq—D.M. Malone and P. Chitalkar.
• The Balkans—M. Berdal.
• Somalia—J.L. Hirsch.
• Sudan—H. Nitzschke.
• Afghanistan—F. Vendrell.
• The DRC—T. Carayannis.
• Côte d’Ivoire—A. Boutellis and A. Novosseloff.
• Libya—A.J. Bellamy and P.D. Williams.
• Syria—S. Shaikh and A. Roberts.
• Commentary: The Council's Failure on Syria—R. Dergham.
• THE SECURITY COUNCIL AND INTERNATIONAL ORDER.
• The Security Council and Peacekeeping—R. Gowan.
• The Security Council and International Law—I. Johnstone.
• Impacts of the Changing Global Distribution of Power—B. Jones.
• The Security Council in a Fragmenting World—J. Greenstock.
• The Security Council and a World in Crisis—the Editors.
• Appendixes.

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