Brill - The Internal Justice of the United Nations - 1945-2015

Explore the complex history of the United Nations through the lens of its legal framework. In The Internal Justice of the United Nations: A Critical History 1945-2015, author Abdelaziz Megzari provides an exhaustive analysis of how the organization's internal justice system was created and how it has evolved over seven decades. This scholarly work offers a vivid account from an insider perspective. Megzari, a former staff member of the U.N. Secretariat from 1967 to 2004, uses his extensive experience to explain the development of legal structures within the organization. This book is a significant resource for those studying international organizations and the legal aspects of global governance. As part of the Legal Aspects of International Organizations series (Volume 56), this text serves as a detailed historical record. It provides necessary context for understanding the administrative and legal evolution of the United Nations from its inception in 1945 through 2015. It is an essential addition to any library focused on international law, business, and global political history.