
Can the United Nations still keep the peace?
The Security Council is often blocked by a veto, and wars in Ukraine, Gaza and Sudan have gone on without a UN solution. Some institutions want to reform the UN. Others say it still does work nobody else can do, and others look to new groups instead.
Grouped by the country the institution sits in, because where it sits shapes what it concludes. Every title links to the institution's own page; nothing is reproduced here.
United States
Norway
Peace Research Institute Oslo
- Grappling with a weapon: The politics and policies of conflict-related sexual violence at the United Nations Security Council
- Rapport fra ‘United Nations Conference on the Application of Science and Technology for the Benefit of the Less Developed Areas (UNCSAT), Genève, 4. til 20. februar 1963
- Violence Targeting Women in Politics: Implications for the UN Security Council
Pakistan
Unplaced
Brazil
Denmark
Indonesia
Kenya
Netherlands
South Africa
Sweden
United Kingdom
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