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JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 2017-05 70, 2 (10) answer(s).
 
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ID:   154213


Addressing risk in climate finance solutions / Eckhart, Michael   Journal Article
Eckhart, Michael Journal Article
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ID:   154223


Beneficial ownership disclosure: the cure for the Panama papers Ills / Radon, Jenik; Achuthan, Mahima   Journal Article
Radon, Jenik Journal Article
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Key Words Disclosure  ;  Panama Papers  ;  ILLS 
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ID:   154224


Brexit beyond borders : beginning of the EU collapse and return to nationalism / Scuira, Leonardo   Journal Article
Scuira, Leonardo Journal Article
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Key Words Nationalism  ;  Brexit  ;  EU Collapse 
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ID:   154211


Charity or Charade? the tragedy of humanitarianism / Salomons, Dirk   Journal Article
Salomons, Dirk Journal Article
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Key Words Humanitarianism  ;  Charity  ;  UN System  ;  Charade 
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ID:   154225


Countering Iraq's anti-shelter policy in the Islamic state era / Davis, Lisa   Journal Article
Davis, Lisa Journal Article
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End times diplomacy at the UN? / Gowan, Richard   Journal Article
Gowan, Richard Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract It is hard to write analytically or even clearly about diplomacy at the United Nations over the last six months. Donald Trump’s triumph in the U.S. elections plunged the UN, like most of the rest of the world, into a state of fractious chaos. For eight years, the Obama administration had invested in the institution as a mechanism for both solving immediate crises like the war in South Sudan and long-term threats like climate change. Now all that grinding work appeared vulnerable to Trump’s whims. He was dismissive of the UN on the campaign trail and few diplomats and international officials doubted that he would escalate his attacks once in office.
Key Words Diplomacy  ;  UN  ;  Samantha Power 
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ID:   154226


Keeping it together : a historical approach to resolving stresses and strains within the Peninsula shield force / Bowden, James   Journal Article
Bowden, James Journal Article
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UNESCO's role in emergency situations: what difference can soft power make in times of crisis? / Bokova, Irina   Journal Article
Bokova, Irina Journal Article
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We’ve been here before: the durability of multilateralism / Bosco, David   Journal Article
Bosco, David Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract Several of the Trump administration’s opening foreign policy salvoes have been aimed directly at the world’s multilateral structures. The president and his nominees lambasted the UN Security Council for its December resolution declaring Israeli settlements illegal. A draft executive order reportedly called for funding cuts of up to 40 percent to the United Nations and an end to new multilateral treaties. The administration withdrew funding from the UN Population Fund and hinted that it might spurn its Human Rights Council as well. “A wave of populism … is challenging institutions like the United Nations and shaking them to their foundations,” said UN Ambassador Nikki Haley.
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Would the world be better without the UN? / Weiss, Thomas G   Journal Article
Weiss, Thomas G Journal Article
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Key Words United States  ;  UN  ;  Donald Trump 
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