UNSC Reform in a Post-Cold War Era: Eliminating the Power of Veto
Journal: uO Research (University of Ottawa)
Year: 2017

The culmination of the Cold War period marked significant changes in the international system. The division of power shifted from the influence of a bipolar world in which the Soviet Union and United States were on opposite sides of the political spectrum, to the development of what is now dually classified as a unipolar and/or multipolar world, in which democracy has flourished. The new world order has also signaled the rise in power of several mid-level countries, not to mention the emergence