United Nations' Changing Role in the Post-Cold War Era

Latif, Dilek

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“…Further the Korean War was the most significant example, which showed that the UN became an arena of ideological struggle between the two poles. During the Korean War, the UN moved from being simply a forum for diplomatic pressure and propaganda to play a forceful role in a way not envisaged by the Charter (Latif, 2000).…”

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What Military Lessons Can We Learn From the Korean War, 1950-53?

UĞUR¹

2019

ijoess

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The war of 1950-1953 in Korea was the first war by the United Nations against an aggressive state in the twentieth century. The war was also the most significant conflict to emerge at the beginning of the Cold War and it leaded to be decisive the route of the Cold War. The Korean War was not only considerable reflection of the United States and the Soviet Union confrontation, but also they avoided direct combat each other in this conflict. This war shaped again how the West and the East dealt with each other and also caused part of a revolution in war in history. Indeed, without the Korean war, no other possible event could have created the impact of Korea on diplomatic and military options in world politics. The Korean war has created a situation where it avoided an important perceived war threat that reveals high-level conflicts and policies that it was associated with the cold war. In this context, this paper will examine the main military, diplomatic and political issues of the Korean War. The aim of this paper is to explore the characteristics and nature of Korean War, and also to examine why the Korean War was the birthplace of doctrine of limited war at beginning of the Cold War. In this way, it can be understood why the Korean war strongly influenced world politics, and how it created most of the features of the cold war.

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Section: Ijoess June 2019 573mentioning

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What Military Lessons Can We Learn From the Korean War, 1950-53?

UĞUR¹

2019

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“…The Korean War, Suez Canal Crisis and the UN operation in Congo were the most important examples, which showed that the UN became an arena of ideological struggle between the two blocs [Latif 2000].…”

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United Nations role in resolution international conflicts

Suleymanov

2017

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Meždunar. otnoš.

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Abstract. In recent years ongoing international conflicts and border disputes intensified to an extent that certainly actualized a question of the role of the United Nations (UN) in the solution of these problems. Thereupon the objective of this article is to define the degree of influence of the United Nations and its precautionary effect on settlement of international conflicts at the present stage. The author makes the short analysis of intermediary activity of the United Nations and defines its legal basis. Besides, researcher considers the functionality specifics of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) of the United Nations and its actions aimed at the settlement of the territorial disputes and conflicts in the recent years.The basic method of this research is the comparative-historical approach which is used to reveal positive or negative dynamics of the United Nations performance at the present stage. Now the United Nations make active efforts in the solution of many international conflicts and lowering their escalation. However, despite of a growing demand for the solution of conflicts in a judicial order, the most serious problems of the international character remain insoluble.Nowadays the United Nations play a limited role in the settlement of the international problems. This is based on the fact that most parts of the conflicts evade UN resolutions which have only a recommendatory character. Therefore, the United Nations system needs certain reformation to reflect the new needs and realities in the world today. For the settlement of such challenging international conflicts it is necessary for all the countries to recognize jurisdiction of the UN ICJ.

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“…Soğuk savaş döneminin sona ermesiyle birlikte; iki kutuplu dünya düzeninden, Birleşmiş Milletler'in daha etkin olacağı bir yapıya geçilmesi beklenmiştir (Latif, 1999). Küreselleşmenin yaygınlaşması, dünya ekonomisinde yaşanan hızlı büyüme ve bu büyümenin etkilediği varsayılan kurumsal yapılarla birlikte; ulus devletlerin birbirleriyle olan ilişkileri küresel düzeyde artış göstermektedir.…”

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Küresel Yönetişim Ekseninde Stratejik Planlarda Koordinasyonun Önemi

Gençkaya¹,

Gündoğdu²

2017

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United Nations' Changing Role in the Post-Cold War Era

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What Military Lessons Can We Learn From the Korean War, 1950-53?

What Military Lessons Can We Learn From the Korean War, 1950-53?

United Nations role in resolution international conflicts

Küresel Yönetişim Ekseninde Stratejik Planlarda Koordinasyonun Önemi

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