Strengthening United Nations Peace Operations through the Establishment of a Global Peace Executive Council

González Santiago, Omar (2026) Strengthening United Nations Peace Operations through the Establishment of a Global Peace Executive Council. pp. 1-5. (Sin publicar)

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Resumen

The United Nations Security Council’s veto power often leads to paralysis during humanitarian crises. This brief article diagnoses these structural limitations of UN peace operations. It proposes the creation of a Global Peace Executive Council (GPEC) within the UN system, featuring a qualified majority voting mechanism and independent financing to enable rapid, decisive action. The conclusion argues that this institutional innovation would enhance the UN's operational effectiveness while preserving its multilateral legitimacy, bridging the gap between mandate and capability in 21st-century conflict response.

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Article

Palabras claves no controlados:

Naciones Unidas, Reforma del Consejo de Seguridad, Mantenimiento de la Paz; Gobernanza Global; Poder de Veto; Intervención Humanitaria

Materias:

J Ciencias políticas > JX Relaciones internacionales

Divisiones:

Ciencias Químicas

Usuario depositante:

Dr Omar Gonzalez-Santiago

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