The Horseshoe Table: An Inside View of the UN Security CouncilPearson Education India, 2006 - 328 pàgines "In this unique, unprecedented and intimate account, Chinmaya Gharekhan takes us through the meetings of the Security Council as it debated such issues as emergency situations during the first Gulf War, Iraq's WMD programme and the work of the special commission set up to eliminate them, the beginnings of the Oil-for-Food programme, the Balkan War of the early 1990s, the Rwanda genocide, and the Lockerbie disaster involving Libya."--BOOK JACKET. |
Continguts
PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL | 13 |
GULF WAR 1991 | 44 |
IRAQ WMD AND OILFORFOOD | 69 |
FORMER YUGOSLAVIA | 92 |
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA | 125 |
MIDDLE EAST | 180 |
LIBYATHE LOCKERBIE DISASTER | 200 |
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The Horseshoe Table: An Inside View of the UN Security Council Chinmaya R. Gharekhan Visualització de fragments - 2006 |
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