Reinventing the United Nations

United Nations (UNO), from the couple of years, has failed to play a constructive role in riding over the crisis. Its power and stature are degenerating due to its lack of ability to resolve conflicts and disputes taking place amongst the member nations. This book attempts to re-invent and reform the United Nations, suggesting various measures to revamp its decision-making systems, and human resource and financial management.
The book is primarily intended for the postgraduate students of political science, international law and international relations. This book will be equally beneficial for the practising managers, diplomats, public affair professionals and social science scholars at various levels.