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Artigos • Rev. bras. polít. int. 57 (2) • Jul-Dec 2014 • https://doi.org/10.1590/0034-7329201400303 linkcopy

Open-access UN Security Council decision-making: testing the bribery hypothesis

Tomada de decisão do Conselho de Segurança da ONU: testando a hipótese do suborno

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    Liberal-Institutionalism and Structural Realism expectations about international organizations are confronted by looking at if and how US-controlled international aid is granted, and particularly if it is related or not to political affinity and to United Nations Security Council (UNSC) non-permanent membership. A preliminary assessment suggests that these relations only hold for the period of the Cold War, and, even then, only when UNSC non-permanent membership is in years in which the Security Council was deemed very important.

    decision-making process; great powers' behavior; international aid; international organizations; International Relations theory; Liberal-Institutionalism; Structural Realism; United Nations; United Nations General Assembly; United Nations Security Council

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