Evolution of the United Nations System
An East Asian Perspective
Herausgeber: (Jauns), The Japan Association for Un
Evolution of the United Nations System
An East Asian Perspective
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Contributors from Japan, Korea and China explore the reaction of the United Nations to emerging global issues. The areas explored and discussed include global governance, peace and security, global health governance, global citizenship, nuclear disarmament, and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Contributors from Japan, Korea and China explore the reaction of the United Nations to emerging global issues. The areas explored and discussed include global governance, peace and security, global health governance, global citizenship, nuclear disarmament, and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781032439624
- ISBN-10: 1032439629
- Artikelnr.: 67680298
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 254
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Juli 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781032439624
- ISBN-10: 1032439629
- Artikelnr.: 67680298
The Japan Association for United Nations Studies (JAUNS) This publication was edited by the JAUNS to commemorate the 20th anniversary of academic exchange with Korean and Chinese associations. The editorial board members: Mariko SHOJI (editor-in-chief, Keiai University), Kazuo TAKAHASHI (Former Prof., International Christian University), Hajime AKIYAMA (University of Tsukuba), Eka HIGUCHI and Masataka TAMAI (Tohoku University of Community Service and Science).
INTRODUCTION Evolution of the United Nations PEACE AND SECURITY 1. Securing
Our Sustainable Future: the Role of the United Nations for Nuclear
Disarmament 2. Efforts by the UN to Prevent Violent Extremism by Engaging
and Empowering Civil Society in Southeast Asia 3. Peace and Conflict in
Northeast Asia: A Liberal Perspective 4. Democratic Pacifism and Peace
Solidarity in South Korea and Japan HEALTH AND COVID-19 5. Fostering the
Role of Civil Society and NGOs towards Inclusive Global Governance for
Conflict and Disaster Prevention during COVID-19 Pandemic, and beyond 6.
Upgrading Global Health Governance: A Global Community of Health for All
Perspective 7. Bottlenecks in the Theory of Good Governance: Reflections on
the COVID-19 Crisis SEA AND SPACE 8. Clarifying the 'Gap' in New Legally
Binding Instruments for the Protection and Sustainability of Marine
Biodiversity ('BBNJ Negotiation') Under the UN System 9. Are Technologies a
Panacea for SDGs? Earth Observation and Challenges for Global Governance
HUMAN 10. Critical Analysis on Ending Statelessness and UNHCR's #IBelong
Campaign 11. Community Engagement and Education for Sustainable
Development: Promising Cases 12. Rethinking global citizenship and the
United Nations 13: The case for 'global contestatory democracy':
Individuals' contestation against global governance CONCLUDING NOTE United
Nations and Confidence building in the East Asian Region. Appendix: Twenty
Years History of the East Asian Seminar
Our Sustainable Future: the Role of the United Nations for Nuclear
Disarmament 2. Efforts by the UN to Prevent Violent Extremism by Engaging
and Empowering Civil Society in Southeast Asia 3. Peace and Conflict in
Northeast Asia: A Liberal Perspective 4. Democratic Pacifism and Peace
Solidarity in South Korea and Japan HEALTH AND COVID-19 5. Fostering the
Role of Civil Society and NGOs towards Inclusive Global Governance for
Conflict and Disaster Prevention during COVID-19 Pandemic, and beyond 6.
Upgrading Global Health Governance: A Global Community of Health for All
Perspective 7. Bottlenecks in the Theory of Good Governance: Reflections on
the COVID-19 Crisis SEA AND SPACE 8. Clarifying the 'Gap' in New Legally
Binding Instruments for the Protection and Sustainability of Marine
Biodiversity ('BBNJ Negotiation') Under the UN System 9. Are Technologies a
Panacea for SDGs? Earth Observation and Challenges for Global Governance
HUMAN 10. Critical Analysis on Ending Statelessness and UNHCR's #IBelong
Campaign 11. Community Engagement and Education for Sustainable
Development: Promising Cases 12. Rethinking global citizenship and the
United Nations 13: The case for 'global contestatory democracy':
Individuals' contestation against global governance CONCLUDING NOTE United
Nations and Confidence building in the East Asian Region. Appendix: Twenty
Years History of the East Asian Seminar
INTRODUCTION Evolution of the United Nations PEACE AND SECURITY 1. Securing
Our Sustainable Future: the Role of the United Nations for Nuclear
Disarmament 2. Efforts by the UN to Prevent Violent Extremism by Engaging
and Empowering Civil Society in Southeast Asia 3. Peace and Conflict in
Northeast Asia: A Liberal Perspective 4. Democratic Pacifism and Peace
Solidarity in South Korea and Japan HEALTH AND COVID-19 5. Fostering the
Role of Civil Society and NGOs towards Inclusive Global Governance for
Conflict and Disaster Prevention during COVID-19 Pandemic, and beyond 6.
Upgrading Global Health Governance: A Global Community of Health for All
Perspective 7. Bottlenecks in the Theory of Good Governance: Reflections on
the COVID-19 Crisis SEA AND SPACE 8. Clarifying the 'Gap' in New Legally
Binding Instruments for the Protection and Sustainability of Marine
Biodiversity ('BBNJ Negotiation') Under the UN System 9. Are Technologies a
Panacea for SDGs? Earth Observation and Challenges for Global Governance
HUMAN 10. Critical Analysis on Ending Statelessness and UNHCR's #IBelong
Campaign 11. Community Engagement and Education for Sustainable
Development: Promising Cases 12. Rethinking global citizenship and the
United Nations 13: The case for 'global contestatory democracy':
Individuals' contestation against global governance CONCLUDING NOTE United
Nations and Confidence building in the East Asian Region. Appendix: Twenty
Years History of the East Asian Seminar
Our Sustainable Future: the Role of the United Nations for Nuclear
Disarmament 2. Efforts by the UN to Prevent Violent Extremism by Engaging
and Empowering Civil Society in Southeast Asia 3. Peace and Conflict in
Northeast Asia: A Liberal Perspective 4. Democratic Pacifism and Peace
Solidarity in South Korea and Japan HEALTH AND COVID-19 5. Fostering the
Role of Civil Society and NGOs towards Inclusive Global Governance for
Conflict and Disaster Prevention during COVID-19 Pandemic, and beyond 6.
Upgrading Global Health Governance: A Global Community of Health for All
Perspective 7. Bottlenecks in the Theory of Good Governance: Reflections on
the COVID-19 Crisis SEA AND SPACE 8. Clarifying the 'Gap' in New Legally
Binding Instruments for the Protection and Sustainability of Marine
Biodiversity ('BBNJ Negotiation') Under the UN System 9. Are Technologies a
Panacea for SDGs? Earth Observation and Challenges for Global Governance
HUMAN 10. Critical Analysis on Ending Statelessness and UNHCR's #IBelong
Campaign 11. Community Engagement and Education for Sustainable
Development: Promising Cases 12. Rethinking global citizenship and the
United Nations 13: The case for 'global contestatory democracy':
Individuals' contestation against global governance CONCLUDING NOTE United
Nations and Confidence building in the East Asian Region. Appendix: Twenty
Years History of the East Asian Seminar