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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"collective security"”.
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Collective security in the Pacific with particular reference to SEATO
<p>Few terms are more popular today than “collective security,” and few are used with such diverse meanings.</p><p>Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson used the term no fewer than fourteen times in his address at the opening meeting of the Sixth Session of the General Assembly of the United …
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HILLARY CLINTON MOBILIZES INTERNATIONAL PRESSURE AGAINST IRAN WITH THE TRADITIONAL RHETORIC OF COLLECTIVE SECURITY
… associated with Woodrow Wilson's notion of collective security; although her cable appears simple, almost neutral, she employs an idiom of internationalism, dually voiced from objective and leadership perspectives, within a temporal structure which preserves strategic flexibility while …
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International Relations Theories and International Organizations: Realism, Constructivism, and Collective Security in the League of Arab States
… international organizations, and tested them in collective security actions that an international organization undertakes against a member that evidently planned or committed aggression against another member. I used the Arab League's responses to the Iraq-Kuwait crises in 1961 and 1990 as case …
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The UK’s Legal Response to Terrorist Communication in the 21st Century: Striking the right balance between individual privacy and collective security in the digital age.
… increasing the pressures on UK policing and security agencies’, in fulfilling their task of protecting national security and protecting the citizens’ right to life. In response, the UK and the European Union (EU) have attempted to close the capabilities gap and thereby ensure collective …
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Strategizing for peace: approaches to global security in crisis and war 1933-1953
… how the concepts of power balancing and collective security developed in the United States and Great Britain during this period with a focus on academic and foreign policy elites. In addition to analyzing trends in thinking about these two ideas, I also discuss whether the academic debate …
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The 1956 Suez Crisis: A Study in Allied Conflict
… nations have relied, or attempted to rely, upon collective security to make the world safe for democracy and free from aggression. The search for security brought nations to ally themselves with partners who possessed similar goals, aims, or ideologies. From these alliances came the term …
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Non-State Actors, Terrorism and the United Nations: A Critical Analysis through Three Case Studies Examining the United Nations' Effectiveness in Addressing the Threat Imposed by Violent Non-State Actors
… emerging from the increasing number of security threats carried out by violent non-state actors. The United Nations, through the strategies of collective security and sovereign equality, aspires to have its member states prevent war through the peaceful settlement of disputes. This …
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Fleet Street's dilemma : the British press and the Soviet Union, 1933-1941
… 1934 and 1935, Britain and the USSR worked for collective security. The quality conservative press was willing to support a closer relationship, though popular conservative newspapers remained anti-Soviet. The liberal and labour press, though hoping for more, expressed relief that Britain was …
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The meaning of self-defence under article 51 of the United Nations charter
… the development of the concept of individual and collective self-defence as expressed in Article 51 of the UN Charter. In doing so, it will analyse the attempts to stretch the scope of the right of self-defence beyond the limits allowed under Article 51 and assess whether such attempts have …
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A Legal History of Narrowing Ambitions: The Rise of Human Rights in Inter-American Regional Law and Organisation
… involved contested visions of sovereignty, collective security, and economic cooperation, articulated in the language of international law. Second, showing the constitutive power of international law, this thesis argues that shifts in modes of international legal thought and action were …
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China and the South China Sea: The Emergence of the Huaqing Doctrine
… implemented by the US and a nascent US-backed collective security regime, ASEAN.
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Hero Reports : mapping civic courage
… campaign-an alert public can be a good security measure. The current political climate within the United States translates the MTA's tactics into ones of fear. Instead of fostering collective security, these calls for vigilance create rifts between people and communities. An unhealthy …
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The relations between the Entente powers and Greece, 1923-6
… of the League of Nations in the field of collective security, the possibilities and limitations of the international minority protection regime established in 1919-1920 and the solidity and durability of the era of pacification apparently ushered in by the treaty of Locarno.
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The Iran-Iraq conflict : recent developments in the international law of naval engagements
… interference and attack. The United Nations Security Council has passed Resolutions calling for an end to the hostilities and has denounced attacks on neutral shipping in international waters. No Chapter Vll procedures for collective security enforcement under the Charter have been invoked 6. …
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Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Foreign Policy Discourse: Iranian Threat, Gulf Crisis and the Question of Khalijism
… foggy concepts like: ‘GCC foreign policy’, ‘GCC collective security’, ‘GCC security alliance’, and ‘GCC influence on Gulf security’. While these concepts have also featured in the political discourses of GCC members, they are not reflective of the principles enshrined in any of the articles of …
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The impact of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on United States' security assistance to Southern Africa : a quantitative analysis
… United States government who approached regional security cooperation with a primarily minimalist approach. During the pre-9/11 years the United States did provide Southern African governments with some security sector assistance, primarily in direct military training and law enforcement …
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The Myth of the Second Amendment
… from a constitutional provision grounded in collective security and concerns about tyranny to a modern doctrine emphasizing an individual right to possess firearms. It contends that post-Heller (District of Columbia v. Heller (2008) decisions do not simply “apply” founding-era intent to …
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The Iran-Iraq conflict: recent developments in the international law of naval engagements
… interference and attack. The United Nations Security Council has passed Resolutions calling for an end to the hostilities and has denounced attacks on neutral shipping in international waters. No Chapter Vll procedures for collective security enforcement under the Charter have been invoked …
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An Arctic Nuclear Weapons Free Zone – In Search of a Security Architecture for the Arctic
… (the inclusion of partial territory, negative security assurances, members of a collective security alliance joining a NWFZ, and the prohibition of the transit of nuclear weapons through the high seas of a NWFZ). The second contribution is the elaboration of a ‘menu’ of Arctic-specific CBMs and …
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