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4 China in the Security Council

  • Zhu Wenqi and Leng Xinyu
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© 2022, Lynne Rienner Publishers, Boulder, USA

© 2022, Lynne Rienner Publishers, Boulder, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Foreword ix
  4. Preface xi
  5. Acknowledgments xiii
  6. 1 Introduction 1
  7. 2 The UN Security Council: Decisions and Actions 27
  8. Part 1 Competing Interests on the Security Council
  9. 3 The United States in the Security Council 55
  10. 4 China in the Security Council 83
  11. 5 Russia in the Security Council 105
  12. 6 France and the United Kingdom in the Security Council 121
  13. 7 Power Dynamics Between Permanent and Elected Members 139
  14. 8 Council Reform and the Emerging Powers 157
  15. 9 Working Methods: The Ugly Duckling of Security Council Reform 175
  16. 10 The Security Council at Seventy: Ever Changing or Never Changing? 195
  17. Part 2 Addressing Thematic Issues
  18. 11 Humanitarian Action and Intervention 215
  19. 12 Promoting Democracy 235
  20. 13 Acting on Human Rights 259
  21. 14 Responding to Terrorism 277
  22. 15 Confronting Organized Crime and Piracy 299
  23. 16 Weapons of Mass Destruction: Managing Proliferation 323
  24. 17 The Use of Force: A System of Selective Security 349
  25. 18 Robust Peacekeeping and the Limits of Force 373
  26. 19 The Security Council and NATO 393
  27. 20 The Role of Sanctions 413
  28. Part 4 Evolving Institutional Factors
  29. 21 Relations with the UN Secretary-General 441
  30. 22 Special Representatives of the Secretary-General 457
  31. 23 Collaborating with Regional Organizations 475
  32. 24 Groups of Friends 491
  33. 25 International Courts and Tribunal 507
  34. Part 5 Key Country Cases
  35. 26 The Arab-Israeli Conflict 527
  36. 27 Iraq 551
  37. 28 The Balkans 569
  38. 29 Somalia 595
  39. 30 Sudan 615
  40. 31 Afghanistan 643
  41. 32 The Democratic Republic of the Congo 661
  42. 33 Côte d’Ivoire 681
  43. 34 Libya 699
  44. 35 Syria 717
  45. Part 6 The Security Council and International Order
  46. 36 The Security Council and Peacekeeping 747
  47. 37 The Security Council and International Law 771
  48. 38 The Security Council and the Changing Distribution of Power 793
  49. 39 The Security Council in a Fragmenting World 815
  50. 40 Conclusion: The Security Council and a World in Crisis 827
  51. Appendixes
  52. Appendix 1 Security Council–Mandated UN Peacekeeping Operations and Observer Missions, 1945–2014 877
  53. Appendix 2 Security Council–Mandated UN Political Missions, 1989–2014 891
  54. Appendix 3 Non-UN Peace or Enforcement Operations Mandated by the Security Council, 1945–2014 899
  55. Appendix 4 Security Council–Mandated Sanctions Regimes, 1945–2014 905
  56. Appendix 5 Vetoes Cast in the UN Security Council, 1989–2014 918
  57. Acronyms 921
  58. Bibliography 929
  59. The Contributors 957
  60. Index 963
  61. About the Book 999
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