title: The UN Security Council's Mandate and Its Future Development: An Analysis Based on Law Governing International Organizations
abstract: After the Second World War, the world adhered to an international order embodied by the United Nations, which regulated interstate disputes, upheld peace, and encouraged international cooperation in areas like economic development, justice, children's welfare, and food security. One of the most important United Nations bodies is the Security Council, which has the authority to propose binding resolutions to uphold international peace and security. Some contend that the current United Nations mod
journal: Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media