国際機構による安全保障のための活動の国際法上の地位 : 国連、NATO、OSCEを題材に
Journal: Institutional Repositories DataBase (IRDB)
Year: 2018

After the Second World War, the United Nations was founded to maintain international peace and security. The UN tried to establish a collective security system aimed at maintaining peace. However, the system didn’t worked well under the Cold War. The existence of veto power led to ideological conflict inside the Security Council and caused “paralysis” of the Security Council. The end of the Cold War signifies “resurrection” of the Security Council, and the international organization presupposing