Collective Security & UN Peacekeeping

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  1. 3. "The individual experts who have sat on the UN Sub-Commission on Protection of ______ ..." (pg. 245)
  2. 5. Rights "The Security Council can Authorize a member state or regional organization to enforce _____" (pg. 195)
  3. 8. Argued that peacekeeping is internal and external & makes the UN possible
  4. 12. Scene of UN inaction and extreme violence
  5. 14. "The UN's ___ reflects the ____ of the member states" (pg. 575)
  6. 16. Site of UN peacekeeping as a result of British and French interests
  7. 18. Attempt to cut off diplomatic or economic relations with a view towards altering offensive behavior (pg.61)
  8. 19. Former political officer who shed light on the inner workings of UN decision making
  9. 20. Concept that is through to undermine the efficiency of the UN. Used as a defense against UN action on human rights ( pg. 240)
  10. 22. War A frigid conflict that bore peacekeeping
Down
  1. 1. State that asked for UN assistance during the Cold War
  2. 2. Timor UN administered territory during this entity's tradition ti independence (pg.105)
  3. 4. An absence of centralized democratically elected governments, market economies, & the institutions associated with Western forms of governance (pg. 38)
  4. 6. At times publicly protests governmental actions & provides assistance to refugees and contracts with NGOs (pg. 218)
  5. 7. Security security arrangement, political, regional, or global, in which each state in the system accepts that the security of one is the concern of all, and therefore commits to a collective response to threats to, and breaches to peace
  6. 9. Factor that contributed to the prioritization of UN needs over Rwanda (pg. 573)
  7. 10. Tactic used by the UNGA and UNSC to target a specific actor or set of actors with the goal of changing actions or attitudes. Results of this are minimal due to the lack of coercive power attached to them ( pg. 199)
  8. 11. Reflect interests of US Mission and Washington. Collateral damage is the production of indifference
  9. 13. Author who's work details the origins, inner workings, responsibilities, and organizational powers of the UN
  10. 15. Knowledge about human rights is not so much scientific knowledge, however as _______ judgement" (pg. 246)
  11. 17. political "Peacekeeping" was created as much to salvage the UN from its ___ crises as it was to respond to threats to international peace and security" (pg. 31)
  12. 21. One of many international entities dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights (acronym)