The Ezulwini Consensus and Africa’s Quagmire on United Nations Security Council Reform: Unpacking the  Dynamics

Badza, Isabel; Maeresera, Sadiki

doi:10.31920/2075-6534/2019/s1n1a12

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“…It can also, however, be seen as exemplifying states fighting against the ascension to power of other states based on motivation pertaining to security dimensions and power politics more broadly. The latter explanation relies on examples of internal African disagreements about which countries should represent Africa in an expanded council, 138 and on the example of Mexico and Argentina vehemently opposing Brazil's ascension to permanency (dis). 4 Lauri Mälksoo's realist explanation also illustrates the latter point.…”

Section: Unsc Reform Through the Lenses Of Ir-realism And Liberalismmentioning

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UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM: new approaches to understanding and unlocking the gridlock

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Section: Unsc Reform Through the Lenses Of Ir-realism And Liberalismmentioning

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“…However, the Ezulwini Consensus also proposes the abolition of the veto system. 138 In my article about the G4's reform policy, I explore the apparent AU contradiction's potential (pro). 4 Progressive countries and reactionary countries alike acknowledge the importance of the AU.…”

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UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM: new approaches to understanding and unlocking the gridlock

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The Ezulwini Consensus and Africa’s Quagmire on United Nations Security Council Reform: Unpacking the Dynamics

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