
Jessica Almqvist
Professor

Towards more effective global security governance through UN@EU cooperation
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Summary, in English
In a UN Security Council meeting (UNSC) on the role of regional organisations and sub-regional arrangements held on 9 March 2015, the UN Secretary-General (UNSG) held that the UN is unable to tackle current security threats on its own. The complexity of these threats requires that it work more closely with regional organisations, including the EU, through improved cooperation and partnerships in several areas, such as conflict prevention, crisis management, peacekeeping and peace-building. The importance of the role of regional organisations was reaffirmed at the UN General Assembly (UNGA) High-Level Thematic Debate on Strengthening Cooperation between the United Nations and regional and sub- regional organisations held on 4 May. The object of the debate was to address questions such as how to strengthen UN partnerships with regional organisations and the need to improve regional capacities in the area of peace and security more generally.
Department/s
- Public International Law
Publishing year
2015-06-30
Language
English
Publication/Series
Analysis of the Elcano Royal Institute
Volume
32
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Document type
Journal article (comment)
Topic
- Law
Keywords
- International law
- United Nations
- European Union
- security
- International cooperation
- Internationell rätt
Status
Published
Research group
- Public International Law