United Nations in the Contemporary World

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Focusing on the United Nations' role in contemporary international relations, David J. Whittaker provides a critical analysis of its functions and necessary reforms. He examines the organization's evolving responsibilities through case studies that highlight its diverse activities, including peacekeeping, arms control, and refugee assistance. The book also addresses the intricate challenges related to developing nations and global urbanization, offering insights into the UN's limitations and potential for improvement.