Routledge - In Search of Namibian Independence Book

Explore the complex history of the Namibian independence movement and the role of the United Nations in this academic study by Routledge. This book examines how the UN has handled the Namibian issue from 1945 to the present day, offering a deep look into the challenges faced by the organization. Ms. Rocha investigates the limitations of the UN as a political institution. The text assesses the ability of the organization to manage global crises and control conflicts. It examines the shift in priorities where the sovereignty of member states often takes precedence over the original goals of maintaining international peace and security. Readers will gain insight into how the UN functions as an arena where political actors pursue specific policies and priorities. This work is an essential resource for those studying international law, political science, and the history of decolonization and global governance.