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    U.N. Security Council permanent membership: A new proposal for a 21st century council

    Creighton Authors
    Kelly, Michael J.

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    School of Law

    Subjects
    United Nations. Security Council; International organization

    Title
    U.N. Security Council permanent membership: A new proposal for a 21st century council

    Authors
    Kelly, Michael J.

    Journal
    Seton Hall Law Review

    Volume
    31

    Issue
    2

    Pages
    319-399

    Date
    2000

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    http://hdl.handle.net/10504/113448
    Citation
    Michael J. Kelly, U.N. Security Council Permanent Membership: A New Proposal for a 21st Century Council, 31 Seton Hall L. Rev. 319 (2000).

    Abstract
    The permanent membership of the U.N. Security Council has been static since its creation - the victorious Allied Powers from the Second World War (U.S., Britain, France, Russia) plus China. The Chinese and Russian seats have changed governments, but no new states have been added to the Council, which is unrepresentative of the world today ethnically, religiously, geographically, or along any other categorical line. This paper proposes altering the make-up of the Security Council's permanent membership by adding major states from Latin America, Asia and Africa, as well as Germany and Japan in a scheme of seat rotation that would assure meaningful membership and representative capacity when coupled with a new form of veto power known as the procedural veto.
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    Copyright (c) 2000 Michael J. Kelly

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