Germany’s Tenure in the UN Security Council 2019 – 2020: Between Upholding and Extending the Rules-based International Order
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Germany’s Tenure in the UN Security Council 2019 – 2020: Between Upholding and Extending the Rules-based International Order
Zuber, Maximilian | Klahre, Paul
German Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 63 (2020), Iss. 1 : pp. 789–802
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Max Zuber studies law at the University of Bayreuth and holds a Maîtrise en droit (University of Bordeaux). He currently is a board member of the United Nations Association of Germany.
Paul Klahre holds a bachelor’s degree in international relations at TU Dresden with a specialisation in international law. He was a German Youth Delegate to the United Nations General Assembly in 2020.
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| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximilian Zuber and Paul Klahre\nGermany’s Tenure in the UN Security Council 2019–2020: Between Upholding and Extending the Rules-based International Order | 789 | ||
| I. Introductory Remarks | 789 | ||
| II. Preserving the Status Quo: A Challenge in Itself | 790 | ||
| III. Extending the Rules-Based International Order | 793 | ||
| A. Sexual Violence as a Security Threat – Advancing WPS | 794 | ||
| B. Climate and Security | 797 | ||
| IV. Concluding Remarks on Germany’s Future Engagement in the United Nations Security Council | 789 |