Paths to Peace. The UN Security Council and Its Presidency

Content: 
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Pages ix-xi, Kurt Waldheim
Preface, Pages xiii-xvii, Davidson Nicol
Chapter 1 - The Security Council, Pages 3-36, Davidson Nicol
Chapter 2 - The Evolution of the Practice of the Security Council, Pages 37-47, Sydney D. Bailey
Chapter 3 - The Scope of Consensus, Pages 48-64, F.Y. Chai
Chapter 4 - The Vietnam-China-Kampuchea [Cambodia] Conflict, 1979, Pages 67-73, Abdalla Bishara
Chapter 5 - Reflections and Hopes, Pages 74-83, Lord Caradon
Chapter 6 - A View from the UN Secretariat, Pages 84-93, F.Y. Chai
Chapter 7 - Some Observations on the Operation of the Security Council Including the Use of the Veto, Pages 94-97, Colin Crowe
Chapter 8 - The Council Meets in Africa, Pages 98-116, Abdulrahim Abby Farah
Chapter 9 - The Importance of Private Negotiations, Pages 117-119, Arthur J. Goldberg
Chapter 10 - The People\'s Republic of China in the Security Council, Pages 120-129, Davidson Nicol
Chapter 11 - Prompt and Regular Access to Political Government at Home is Essential, Pages 130-139, George Ignatieff
Chapter 12 - The Extent of Presidential Initiative, Pages 140-153, Rashleigh E. Jackson
Chapter 13 - The South African Arms Embargo Debate, 1977, Pages 154-159, Rikhi Jaipal
Chapter 14 - The Importance of Periodic Meetings, Pages 160-163, Max Jakobson
Chapter 15 - Conflict and Collaboration Among States, Pages 164-172, Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet
Chapter 16 - The Veto as a Protective Act of Policy, Pages 173-177, Yakov A. Malik
Chapter 17 - The Yom Kippur War of 1973, and Other Reflections, Pages 178-183, Laurence McIntyre
Chapter 18 - The Long and Winding Paths to Peace, Pages 184-207, Davidson Nicol
Chapter 19 - The Council as Master of Its Procedure, Pages 208-219, Carlos Ortiz de Rozas
Chapter 20 - Prompt and Effective Action, Pages 220-241, Jaime de Piniés
Chapter 21 - The Council President as a Politician, Pages 242-254, Ivor Richard
Chapter 22 - Conflict in the Western Sahara, Pages 255-271, Olof Rydbeck
Chapter 23 - The Vietnams and South Korea, Pages 272-278, Shizuo Saito
Chapter 24 - Toward a Compromise Resolution on Namibia, Pages 279-287, Salim A. Salim
Chapter 25 - The Rise in Importance of the Non-aligned Group, Pages 288-303, Samar Sen
Chapter 26 - The Council President Should Never Despair, Pages 304-305, Senjin Tsuruoka
Chapter 27 - Twenty-One Commandments for Presidents of the Security Council, Pages 306-309, Baron Rüdiger von Wechmar
Chapter 28 - Andrew Young at The United Nations: A Major Role for the UN in US Foreign Policy, Pages 310-325, Davidson Nicol
Appendix I - PRESIDENTS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL FROM THE OUTSET, Pages 329-341
Appendix II - NON-PERMANENT MEMBERS OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL - JANUARY, 1946 — DECEMBER, 1980 (THE PERMANENT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ARE CHINA, FRANCE, USSR, UNITED KINGDOM, AND THE UNITED STATES), Pages 342-347
Appendix III - NUMBER OF TIMES A COUNTRY HAS BEEN ELECTED A NON-PERMANENT MEMBER OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL (JANUARY 1946 - DECEMBER 1980), Page 348
Appendix IV - NUMBER OF MEETINGS HELD BY THE SECURITY COUNCIL EACH MONTH DURING THE DECADE 1968-1977, Page 349
Appendix V - THE CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS, Pages 350-372
Appendix VI - PROVISIONAL RULES OF PROCEDURE OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL, Pages 373-384
Appendix VII - BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 385-390
Appendix VIII - Timeframe of Presidencies that are the subject of essays in this volume, Pages 391-392
Index, Pages 393-395
Notes on Contributors, Pages 397-401