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    FUTURE CONFLICT EMERGING ROLE OF THE U.N. IN FUTURE CONFLICTS CHAPTER I We the people of the united nations determined to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind‚ and in the dignity and worth of the human person‚ in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small‚ and to establish conditions under which justice and respect of the obligations arising from treaties and other

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    The Nutrition Month theme for 2013 is “Gutom at malnutrisyon‚ sama-sama nating wakasan!”. This is to raise awareness on the need for more action in addressing hunger as part of the Philippine’s commitment to the United Nations Millennium Development Goal 1: Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger. And the objectives of this year’s celebration are to: a) increase awareness on hunger issues and actions to mitigate hunger and malnutrition; b) encourage stakeholders to contribute in addressing hunger

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    tedious responsibility to a major cash cow. For other nations and organizations‚ the environment is the least of their concerns. Certainly the wealth of a nation is an important factor concerning how a government handles environment protection. Not all governments can afford the clean technology‚ yet. I will discuss how the NAFTA can foster and promote sustainable development not only in Canada‚ Mexico‚ and the US but as well as less developed nations. I will show that creating and implementing green

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    Sustainable Development

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    these activities would alter our atmosphere. It was in the late 20 th century when the comity of nations realized that the past activates have taken a toll on the environment‚ consequences like “Global Warming” and “Climate Change” have become evident from scientific study‚ which heralded a need for “Sustainable Development” if the environment is to be protected from further degradation. In 1969 the United States formed a national policy for environmental sustainability by virtue of National Environmental

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    that has to take place in order for the peace process to proceed. The international community should be involved in the peace process. The United Nations condemns this violence and should intervene before it becomes out of hand. The UN should send an International force to the Middle East to prevent the violence which is occurring. The United Nations would show hard force towards both sides. They would enforce peace as opposed to violence and make it safer for the local population‚ which has

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    The GATT allows member nations to impose tariffs on imported products that are not "sustainably" produced (that is‚ that are produced in ways that cause harm to the environment). ANS: F PTS: 1 4. Under principles of customary international law‚ no state has the right to use or to permit the use of its territory in a manner causing serious consequences or injury if the injury can be demonstrated by clear and convincing evidence. ANS: T PTS: 1 5. Many foreign nations attract investment because

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    “Sanctions Won’t Solve Political Problems” Economic sanctions are a devastating political tool from a nation. “Though economic sanctions appear to be a powerful peacetime weapon‚ they actually do more harm than good‚” (pg. 242) as writer‚ Thea Karas‚ states in her article. United States has imposed many economic sanctions‚ which have had very little impact on the leaders of the other nations. In July of 1941‚ the U.S. imposed an economic sanction on Japan‚ which provoked the Japanese and later

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    Formally known as the Foreign Minister for South Korea‚ Ban Ki-moon is the eighth and current United Nations Secretary General (UNSG). He became politically inspired after winning a competition to visit the White House and meeting John F. Kennedy at eighteen years old. Graduating with a bachelor’s degree in international relations from Harvard University in 1970‚ Ban entered South Korea’s foreign service as a counsellor for the embassy in Washington‚ D.C. (1987-90). His portfolio forever continued

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    is changing and over the years people slowly will accept the gay marriage. My second columnist choice was Bob Herbert. The reason I selected him because his opinion attracted me. Also I did not agree with him on some points for example‚ when the United States

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    Collective security

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    the security of one is in the concern of all. In other words‚ when one of the states part of this agreement violates the rights to freedom of other nations‚ all other member states will have to join forces to restore peace‚ penalizing the aggressor state. This model is based on participation and compulsoriness. An agressor state is about to meet a united opposition of the entire world community. The concept of collective security is based on the consent of all or the majority of states to act against

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