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"The United Nations and Global Security"
Centre of International Relations

Vancouver, UBC
January 18-19, 2003

Preventing International and Civil Violence

• Andy Mack, Conflict Prevention Strategies of the United Nations
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• Fen Hampson, Can the United Nations Still Mediate?
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Arms Control

• Nina Tannenwald, The United Nations and the Debates over Weapons of Mass Destruction
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• Keith Krause, Facing the Challenge of Small Arms: The UN, Multilateral Governance, and Global Public Policy
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Reversing and Deterring Aggressions

• Andy Knight, Improving the Effectiveness of UN Arms Embargoes
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• George Lopez, United Nations Sanctions as Mechanisms for Peace and Security: Assessing Facts and Fantasies
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• Joanne Lee and Richard Price, International Tribunals and the Criminalization of International Violence
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• Edward Luck, Another Reluctant Belligerent: The United Nations and the War on Terrorism
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The UN and the International Politics of Civil Disorder

• Allen Sens, The United Nations and Peacebuilding: Building the (Liberal) Peace
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• Jennifer Welsh, Authorizing Humanitarian Intervention
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• Ramesh Thakur, Developing Countries, and the Intervention-Sovereignty Debate
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UN Institutional Reform

• Brian Job, Regional Organizations and the UN as Alternative Arenas of Conflict Management: The Debates in Different Regional Settings
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• Mark Zacher, The Conundrums of Power-Sharing: Debates over UN Security Council Reform
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Implications for Canada

• Lloyd Axworthy, The Debate over "Human Security"
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• Kal Holsti, Implications of the Conference Debates for Canadian Foreign Policy
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• Richard Price and Mark Zacher, Concluding Reflections on the United Nations, Global Security and Multilateralism