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• W2493333413 abstract "The international system is in transition, and the stability, predictability, and indeed the near certainty the bipolar structure had provided for about five decades no longer exists. As a consequence, many countries and the United Nations (UN) have responded to the ongoing transition in various ways, of which the following are some of the most visible. First, seizing what appeared to be a rare opportunity, the UN has moved to fill in the vacuum created as a result of the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War. Second, some countries are now boldly calling for an expanded Security Council of the UN, and the power of veto for countries such as India, Germany, Japan, Brazil, and South Africa. Third, many countries are openly challenging (United States) leadership and behavior. These include some of its allies, such as Germany and France; rapidly rising countries, such as China and India; and nuclear-aspirant countries, such as Iran and North Korea. Fourth, some countries in the developed world have declared threats from violent transnational organizations, such as al Qaida and al Qaida — affil¬iated groups, as serious and are now providing support to many developing countries, some in Africa, in an attempt to deprive them of sources of support to conduct their operations. Last, Americans have now elected a multilateral-minded African American to serve as their president, partly in response to the challenges the United States faced to its more unilateralist policies during most of the 2000s. This is expected to give the UN more latitude to manage international peace and security, especially in Africa. All of these, coupled with increased resolve within Africa to shoulder more responsibility for its security, call for a fresh look at UN-Africa relations.KeywordsInternational Monetary FundUnited NationsSecurity CouncilAfrican StateMajor PowerThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves." @default.
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• W2493333413 title "The Evolving UN-Africa Relations since the End of the Cold War" @default.
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