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UN Reform Topics
UN Reform debates have revealed deep divides between states and among NGOs and other reform advocates. While some seek to strengthen the UN and improve accountability and efficiency, there are those who seek reform only on their terms. The US consistently pushes its own agenda for change and aims to weaken the UN. This page follows the debate that surrounds the various reform topics and subsequent developments.
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UN Reform
General Analysis on UN Reform
This section posts articles and papers that provide a general analysis and overview of UN reformReform of the Security Council
This page looks at the ongoing Security Council reform debate and includes many reform proposals and documents.Human Rights Council
This page contains articles and documents that address the Human Rights Council, which replaced the Human Rights Commission in 2006.Reform of the General Assembly
This page posts articles, documents and other information on General Assembly reform.Reform of ECOSOC and other Social Economic Policy at the UN
This page looks at the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and proposals to strengthen it.The Peacebuilding Commission
This page covers the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC), set up in October 2006 to coordinate action to prevent the recurrence of conflicts.Management Reform
This page covers the debate on management reform, including information on US "housecleaning" at the UN.Responsibility to Protect
This page takes a critical look at the concepts of “Responsibility to Protect” and “Humanitarian Intervention,” included in the Millennium+5 Summit Outcome document.UN Standing Force
This page looks at proposals to speed up UN deployment of peacekeepers.
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