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IFR 93-2 (V.1, NO.2) Collective Security of the United Nations in the Post-Cold War World

IFR 93-2 (V.1, NO.2) Collective Security of the United Nations in the Post-Cold War World

IFR 93-2 (V.1, NO.2) Collective Security of the United Nations in the Post-Cold War World

Rethinking Collective Security of the United Nations in the Post-Cold War World
Jin-Hyun Paik
Introduction
For the third time in this century the notion of collective security has become the 
subject of interests among scholars and policy-makers. An important impetus for 
this interest has been the transformation of super-power relations and a resulting 
widespread sense that conditions for international cooperation in peace and security 
matters have become more favorable now than anytime in the past. Most 
dramatically, the success of the United Nations in the Gulf conflict has brought 
about the unprecedented confidence that its collective security could indeed be 
effectively implemented. Thus, much has been made of, and high expectation placed 
upon, the idea of an enhanced role for the United Nations and, in particular its 
system of collective security as a central instrument of the new world order 
created in the aftermath of the cold war. Sweeping proposals have been advanced 
by Secretary-General of the United Nations to translate such expectation into a 
reality.

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