Publication
Mar 2011
Much has already been written about the 2011 Security Council. This has been with good reason. The current configuration of powerful non-permanent members with aspirations for permanent seats is notable. As a result, there has been widespread speculation regarding the impact so many large members will have on the tone and substance of the Council's work this year. Like last year, when countries like Brazil, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, and Turkey all served together, the collective strength of the non-permanent or elected membership is impressive.
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Author | Paul Romita, Naureen Chowdhury Fink, Till Papenfuss |
Series | IPI Policy Papers and Issue Briefs |
Publisher | International Peace Institute (IPI) |
Copyright | © 2011 International Peace Institute |