United Nations Essays

The creation and establishment of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights was a direct response to the horrific events and devastation of World War II and is a fundamental descendent of the ideas of The Enlightenment’s humanistic political theories.  The establishment in 1945 of the U.N. “seemed to represent …

If we take into consideration how John Gerard Ruggie’s concept of multilateralism, we can begin to understand the role of the United Nations as a multilateral institution.  To start, the widely know description of multilateralism refers to multiple countries working together in some form of an institution, or organization, for …

Peacekeeping or Peacekeeper do not find mention in UN charter but should be understood as an evolution of the stated aim in the preamble which states “to unite our strength to maintain international peace and security”(Preamble). Further in creating and legitimizing the Security Council, the UN charter it has conferred …

The UN is one of the most competitive places in the non-profit organizations. I want to be competitive and essential to the organization as I am currently working with UN at its headquarters in New York. The UN has a new policy called mobility system, an integral part of the …

1. INTRODUCTION Peacekeeping has witnessed significant growth since the 1990 have evolved to become a cornerstone of the international community’s response to in international crises. It helps courtiers torn by conflicts create conditions for sustainable peace. Peacekeeping began with a primarily military model of observing ceasefires and separating combatants after …

The United Nations is well known as an organization which functions primarily for the promotion of peace and cooperation on an international level. Originating in 1919 as a group known as the League of Nations, the UN has evolved into what it is today, a proactive coalition of one hundred …