The UN Security Council in the 21st Century 2015
DOI: 10.1515/9781685853730-043
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40 Conclusion: The Security Council and a World in Crisis

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“…This power play among major powers significantly impacts the security of small countries, subjecting them to serious risks and pressures. Small countries also face concerns regarding potential conflicts with major powers resulting from their diplomatic positioning and choices, prompting the urgent need to adapt their external behavior to better safeguard their security and interests (Einsiedel et al, 2015). If conflicts and competition among major powers regarding political interests significantly impact the longstanding security and stability maintained by small countries, threat perception becomes crucial in helping small countries assess the strength of their own security (Mearsheimer, 2021).…”
Section: Malaysia Regional Diplomacy Towards Northeast Asiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This power play among major powers significantly impacts the security of small countries, subjecting them to serious risks and pressures. Small countries also face concerns regarding potential conflicts with major powers resulting from their diplomatic positioning and choices, prompting the urgent need to adapt their external behavior to better safeguard their security and interests (Einsiedel et al, 2015). If conflicts and competition among major powers regarding political interests significantly impact the longstanding security and stability maintained by small countries, threat perception becomes crucial in helping small countries assess the strength of their own security (Mearsheimer, 2021).…”
Section: Malaysia Regional Diplomacy Towards Northeast Asiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While some suggest a relatively poor record for the UN (Jones 2001; Diehl, Reifschneider, and Hensel 1996; Jett 1999; Boot 2000), others have found a mixed or more positive impact of peacekeeping missions on civil conflict outcomes (Fortna 2004c, 2008b; Doyle and Sambanis 2006; Gilligan and Sergenti 2008; Hultman, Kathman, and Shannon 2014; Fjelde, Hultman, and Nilsson 2019; Cil et al 2020). A separate body of work on UN peacekeeping or peacemaking focuses on particular case studies (Neack 1995; Howard 2008; Jakobsen 1996; von Einsiedel, Malone, and Ugarte 2016). These case studies have allowed for a necessary examination of the conflict trajectories, UN responses, and relative successes or failures of operations.…”
Section: Un Peacekeeping In Civil Conflictmentioning
confidence: 99%