Posted on April 18, 2017

 

Professor Jerry Pubantz  published this spring a revised second edition of The New United Nations:International Organization in the Twenty-First Century.

With a fresh look at challenges to the UN in Syria, Iran, Russia, and elsewhere, the second edition of this successful text highlights new international trends toward global governance, holistic democracy and human development, and progress on peacebuilding and counterterrorism. A comprehensive guide to the world body’s institutions, procedures, policies, specialized agencies, historic personalities, initiatives, and involvement in world affairs, The New United Nations is organized thematically, blending both topical and chronological explanations making reference to current scholarly terms and theories. To learn more, please visit this website: https://www.routledge.com/The-New-United-Nations-International-Organization-in-the-Twenty-First/Jr-Pubantz/p/book/9781138185807

 

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