How can the collective security mechanisms of the United Nations and NATO be compatible
Abstract
After the end of World War II, the United Nations inherited the concept of establishing a global collective security mechanism and
attempted to once again establish a global mechanism for maintaining international peace and security. Since the establishment of the United
Nations, it has played an active role in maintaining international security and stability. However, the United Nations still faces challenges
such as increasingly prominent issues of selective sanctions and slow response, as well as a lack of timely and effective control measures.
The NATO collective security mechanism is seeking to become a global collective security mechanism and attempting to establish an efficient military intervention mechanism. In fact, there are considerable difficulties in the compatibility between the two collective security
mechanisms of the United Nations and NATO, unless the two conditions of NATO’s military intervention obtaining prior authorization from
the Security Council and the Security Council being able to implement timely and effective control over NATO’s military actions can be met.
attempted to once again establish a global mechanism for maintaining international peace and security. Since the establishment of the United
Nations, it has played an active role in maintaining international security and stability. However, the United Nations still faces challenges
such as increasingly prominent issues of selective sanctions and slow response, as well as a lack of timely and effective control measures.
The NATO collective security mechanism is seeking to become a global collective security mechanism and attempting to establish an efficient military intervention mechanism. In fact, there are considerable difficulties in the compatibility between the two collective security
mechanisms of the United Nations and NATO, unless the two conditions of NATO’s military intervention obtaining prior authorization from
the Security Council and the Security Council being able to implement timely and effective control over NATO’s military actions can be met.
Keywords
United Nations; Collective Security; NATO
Full Text:
PDFReferences
[1] Zhu Jianmin. New Perspectives on International Organizations [M]. Taipei Zhongzheng Bookstore, 1985.540.
[2] James W. Peterson. NATO and Terrorism: Expansion and Transformation [M]. Translated by Luo Tianhong et al., World Knowledge Press, 2015.69.
[3] Han Qingna. Force and Hegemony: US Foreign Military Operations after the Cold War [M]. People’s Publishing House, 2014.
[4] Wang Yiwei. The Transformed NATO and the Changing World [M]. World Knowledge Press, 2015.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v10i1.13929
Refbacks
- There are currently no refbacks.
